St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-06
GATHERED In. SALTWATER
The Methodist Conference to Open
Tomorrow.
Doings of the City Counc1l--The Gem
eral Budget.

The thirty-second annual session of the
Minnesota conference Of the M. E. church
opens in this city tomorrow morning at the
First M. E. church. Bishop Thomas w. Bow
man, of St. Louis, will preside, and Rev.
Robert Forbes, of st. Paul, will be secretary.
The clergymen who participate will begin to
arrive to-day, Bishop Bowman being expected
this afternoon. At 1880 this evening Rev. j.
M. Thorburn, missionary to India will deliver
missionary address. The following is the
programme for tomorrow: $3.50 o. m. Con-
ference sermon by President G. III. Bridg-
man, D. D.. sacrament of the Lords supper,
condu cted by Bishop Bowman. TO a. m.
Conference business. 2:30 p. IN. Freedman 8
Aid society anniversary, addressed by Assist
ant General Secretary j. c. Hartzen, ID. d..
1880 p. III. Anniversary Womans Home Mis-
sionary society, addressed by Mrs. j. F..
Willing, general secretary. $3.50 D. In. Prayer
meeting. 1880 p. IN. Sunday School Union
and Tract society anniversary, addressed by
Rev. j. L. Hulburt, d. d. Besides Bishop
Bowman, of St. Louis Rev. A. j. Kenneth of
Philadelphia, representing the Church Ex-
| tension society; j. l.. Hulburt. of New York,
representing the Sunday School union; j. c.
Hartzell, of New Orleans, representing the
Freedman's Aid society; James Thorburn,
missionary to India, and Mrs. j. f. Willing,
of the Woman's Home Missionary society,"
will be present from abroad.
AT Jne regular meeJlnS OIL Cno Guy COUNCIL
last night considerable business was trans
acted. Leonard Clark, the city treasurer,
made his regular bi-monthly report Of the
city's finances, which was accepted. The re-
port showed cash on hand on Aug. /, 1886.
amounting to S43, 1863 .SS, and receipts for
August and September S5,65397, making a
total of $40, 62585. The disbursements were
So, 664.0 OF and the cash on hand Oct L ST.
O6l. rs, making $49,625.S5. The leading items
in the expo nditures for the two months were
$lI, 1874 for current fund bonds and coupons
bought and S5,450 for other coupons. The
principal items in the receipts were; So. 1885,
40licenses; 81 ,072. 40, bridge receipts sS40.74.
municipal court and $684.50, grading Laurel
and School street.
Last evening Hon. e. W. Durant received
a telegram from Mayor A. A. Ames, asking
him ii he could make arrangements for a
meeting here and one at South Saltwater
next Saturday night. 1t is probable that
such arrangements will be made.
Robert NJ. Anderson, of the firm of Ander-
son 81 D Brien, has been nominated for the
legislature from the Second and Third wards
by the Democrats of those two wards, and
Michael Moffatt county commissioner from
the Second on the same ticket.
Yesterday morning B. McSweeney, the
barber. advertised in the GLOBE for barber
and had good one from Minneapolis by 10
d. m.
1eSCeFuay MlchaeI kenneuY sofa MS Iar1n
of 234 acres near Lake Elmo. to Kittson and
others, of st. Paul, for $4,000.
DR.. B. J. Merrill now mas charge of the in
struction in the materia medica department
of the St. Paul Medical college.
BAIL De Mers and Miss Josephine Leveque,
both Of this city, were married IN st. Paul
yesterday morning.
J. L. James, of Minneapolis, will speak on
prohibition at the Saltwater theater next Sat
urday night.
An amateur orchestra has been organized
by Frank Dreschler, A. L.. Brown and r.
Busse.
The dedicatory ball of the Knights of
Pythias will take place one week from last
night.
The hearing of the Car company cases will
nrQha hlu he fuiSnad ttis uaa1