St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-07
ssNNEA OAlS G.oBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
| ST35. S67.2I.
The new motor switch on First avenue south
| is completed.
Two new cases of diphtheria were reported
yesterday morning.
Bishop Gilbert lectures Monday evening on
| Life in Montana
Tie YOUTHS Home and Employment asso.
citation meets Monday, at p. M, at the Y. ".
C. A rooms.
A plat of Brown McTntire's rearrange-
ment of block |, Rees & Bonds addition, was
filed yesterday.
Mrs Emily Barker, of Barkervine. is visit
ing with Mrs. Ed A. Stevens at the Pines,
Nicollet avenue.
Jack Mortland, manager of the Tribune's
advertising department., was married last
week at Kane as City.
Mrs. DR.. S. L. Johnson, of jamestown,
OAK, will address the White Cross club at the
W. c. T. q. rooms this Afternoon.
At Germania ball this evening. Pearl Good
man & Co. s parlor MINISTRIES will give an en-
tertainnent, to conclude with a grand hop.
Church of Carist (DiscpIes), corner Port
land avenue and Grant street. Rev. A. 2.
Cobb. evangelist, will preach at 10:30; even
ing 1880
the $1,000 damage suit recently brought by
J. A. Lundin against SAckett & Virgins was
partially trei yesterday and dismissed on
motion OF the defendant.
Mrs. DIR. Johnson, of Dakota. will address
the White Cross society Oh social purity at
thasW. C. T. Q. rooms, go Henpepin avenue.
Sunday, at 8 p. ~. (For men only.)
Friday night Pat Killen will spar Johu Gu
sick six rounds at the Theatre Comique.
Henry Johnson, the BLACK STAR" will also
spar an unknown eight rounds the same
evening.
Articles of Incorporation of the Worlds
Novelty company were filed yesterday The
capital stock is 81, 900, 600 The incorporates
are Robert Y. Macarthur, NJ. L. Fornwalt,
George c. Gault and J. F. Cushman.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Andrew NJ Baarup and Ida c. BOyser, George
E. Ralph and Lima Beoul4on, Arvid Bowmsn
and Hida Johnson, n. F. Bolin and Christina
Nelson, Nikolous Moeller and Katie Thels.
At the Church of the Redeemer, Rev. j. Fl.
futile will preach in the morning. Subject:
THE observation-disclosures OF the Human Soul"
Rev. NJ. d. Shutter will preach in the even
ing. Subject; preaching the Gospel"
Evert Nymanover uas been ordered by the
central committee of the National Labor
party 70 invite all the did erent labor organi-
zatiOns in Minneapolis to attend the Aveling
lecture at Turner hall Monday, Nov. 10, at s
o'clock.
Anchor PRESBYTERIAN church, preaching
morning and evening by the pastor. Rev. DR..
Peer Stryker. Communion and reception of
new members in the morning. Evening
topic, Christ's say ing, Il am the Light of the
World
The case of S. H. Baker against W. A.
Lyons TO recover damages was tried and sub
United in the district court yesterday. Some
time ago lker sold Lyons a tract Of land for
which Lyons gave his note for $500, but
| failed to make good his securities as he
| agreed.
Al r0aa+inu of tha panorama noruDonv
| last evening ofEcers were elected as follows:
r. c. Kalkotf, president; Judge j. p. Rea,
vice president; George 6. Jacoiyy, secretary;
Fred A. Smith, treasurer; Treasurer Mind
holds over. The directors decided that after
to-day to close the panorama on Sunday.
The new Western Avenue Methodist Epis-
copal church ION the corner Of Western ave
nue. and Irving avenue, in MinneapOlis), will
Is dedicated to the worship of Almighty God
Nov. Z, as follows, viz: Preaching at 10 80
a. IN. By Rev. j. T. Chafee. D. D.; at p. N.
by Rev. J. L. Titner; at 1880 by Rev. F. J..
Wagner D. D.
Col. A. Hogeland will deliver a free lecture
! in Shiloh PRESBYTERIAN church, corner Har-
rison and Twenty-fourth avenue northeast,
at 7:30 p. ~, Monday, Nov. s. Subject:
| Heroic Boys and Girls" and in Andrew
Presb terrain church., Fourth street and
Eighth avenue southeast, on Tuesday. Nov.
s. at 80 D. NJ Subject: boys and Girls of
Ore Hundred Cities" Everybody welcome.
Both lectures are free TO all.
The executive committee Of the Mime
sofa Educational ASSOCIATION has fixed the
time of the coming annual conventit n for
December % 29, sc. The place has been per-
manently fixed at the capitol in st. Paul 1t
is proposed TO make the experiment of giving
two sessions to the reading and discussion OF
short volunteer paper and the remaining
time to be occupied as usual with papers
prepared by appointed writer's meeting
of great interest is expected. The usual
arrangement for reduced fares on railways
will be made.