St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-05
MINNEAPOLi> GLORULEs

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
S637, 1880.
No new cases of contagious diseases were
exported yesterday.
The East side schools attended the panorama
yesterday $50 strong.
Mrs. A. n. Munick entertained a few
friends Friday evening.
William G. Hunter. in advance of 'sThe
Rag Baby is ct the Nicollet.
Yesterday was school chilIren's day at the
panorama, and fully 400 attended.
NJ. L. Quinn addressed the Musical Asso-
citation OF Gethsemane church last evening.
The Michael Davitt branch of the Irish
league meets at Window hall this afternoon
Rev. C. D. Pillsbury Will speak for the re-
form club to-day in the new Window hall at
3 p. IN.
A social will be given at the guild room OF
ST. Pauls church Thursday evening to which
all are invited.
Annual N letting of the Associated Chair
ties will be held Monday afternoon at the
Plymouth church.
Sons of Temperance. Minneapolis Division
No. Z, hold an open meeting at 220 Hennepin
avenue Monday evening.
Rev. J. La Grange will speak at the new
tabernacle, corner Twenty-third avenue south
and Eighth street this evening at 1880.
The board of directors of the Newsboys
home will meet at the home. corner of Mic
olet avenue and Sixth street, Monday even
ing at 1880.
Mrs Charlotte o. Van Cleve will address
the White Cross club flor men and bows only
at the w. C. T. q. rooms. 220 Heunepin ave
nue.. to-day ar p. m.
The Gurstaf Adolf society will give its first
concert and ball al Swede Brothers hall. cor
ner Eighth avenue and Fourth street south.
next SATURDAY. evening.
n, rr-;n bal1 So.
regular monthly meeting this afternoon al
$3.50. H. Fl. S. Rowel, of The Spectator will
present au interesting paper on illustrated
Journalism"
At the Church Of the Redeemer to-day Rev.
NJ. D. Shutter will preach morning and even
ing. Morning subject: christianity Ac-
cording to Christi" evening subject: "Put-
ting Away Childish Things"
Piummer George Keith. infant son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Keith. died yesterday.
Funeral from the family residence No. So
Washington avenue south. this morning at
1879. Interment at Lakewood.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
Charles 6. Anderson and Mary EDgdahl.
Charley Anderson and Mary Hanson. John
Swan and Annie Olson, John Larson and Car
rie Pioneering, Norman P. Smith and Lena L.
Reed.
One Of the most enjoyable church socials
held this season was the one given by the
Young Ladies society of ST. Marks parish,
on Thursday evening last. 1t has been whis-
pered that the Young Ladies' society will net
500 thereby.
The SUPERINTENDENT of the mails says that
many people have yet to learn that the post
age on drop letters is 2 cents. Every day a
p ickage of letters is placed on bis desk with
Tut u one-cent stamp on. or course these
must be held for postage.
Articles of incorporation of James H.
Bishop Company were fled in the office of
the register of deeds BY James H. Bishop.
Edwin S. Rocks and Charles S. Weher The
capital stock OF this new paper manufactur-
ing company is placed at $50, 700.
The owner of the dog Jack, which won the
fight week ago, is anxious TO arrange q fight
with the Anoka dog that won Friday night s
fight for any amount from $50 to SlOO. But
the owner of Pilot denies that Slasher won
that fight and says Slasher is a cur.
Anchor Lodge No. SO. l. D. o. F., has
elected officers for the ensuing term as fol-
lows: N. G., James Garrett; V. g., -
Brown; r. S., William Stranehan; P. s.
Thomas Bow rs; treasurer, G.. ". Burdick.
The installation of officers will occur Jan. 5,
1887.
Herbert Inman, late of the Inman steam
ship line, gave pleasant reception 1t the