St. Paul daily globe., 1886-12-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

John A. Rawlins post elects officers to-
night.
Mounted Officer Getchell is ill with typhoid
| fever.
| Bank clearings yesterday amounted to $751;
114.27.
Four new cases of diphtheria were reported
| yesterday.
The North Star Toboggan club holds meet
ing this evening.
Franklin avenue bridge advocates meet at
TOllefsOn's hall tonight.
The new motor depot at Thirty-f1rst street
will be opened this week.
1t is now thought that Rev. DIR. Sample
will not leave Minneapolis.
J. P. Pinkham is the new chairman of the
Prohibition state central committee.
There was no meeting of the Grocers' asso-
citation. as there was not quorum present.
social and dance by the Thistle Curling
club will be given at Curtiss' hall this even
ing.
J. E. Bell speaks at the Church of the Re
deemer tonight on 1.-The Elements of Busi-
ness Success"
This morning the directors Of the Exposi-
ton will meet for organization and the ap-
pOintment of standing CONT mitIees.
The fair of the Third Univeralist society
opens at the Twenty-seventh street hall
Wednesday and will continne up to Friday
night,
Rev, Mr.. Dahlgren will be ordained at the
Church of the Redeemer Thursday evening.
Swedish church will be organized the same
evening.
The residence of F. L. Mortemer, the real
estate dealer, situated near Lake Harriet, was
destroyed Sunday night by fire. Loss Sl2,-
600; insurance $1,000.
The Irish National league will give an en-
tertainment at Harmonic hall the evening of
Jan. l, to raise funds for defraying the ex-
penses Of the organization.
On next Sunday evening the Harmonic
Singing society will give concert at the
hall. The programme is made up of solos,
choruses and DanZ'S orchestra.
Martin Anderson, a Swede, was yesterday
committed TO the workhouse for sixty DAYS
for cruelty beating his wife and turning -.
out of doors at late hour Sunday night,
Sunday evening, while DR.. Samuie vas
preaching to his congregation at Westminster
church, sneak thief entered his studv ana
stole the good parsons overeoat. can and
gloves.
Following are the new officers of Hermion
Lodge No Is, X. of P: w l.. Whiteman q
G.; I. ., Rcebe, V. c.: G. o. Bader. p: W r.
Jones, n, r. S; G. W. Thompson, M. of F:
John Castle, NJ. of E.
The Young Ladies' society of the Church of
Christ will give Unite sociaI'' this evening
at the residence of Mrs. Peck. II05 Hennenin
avenue. There will be an enjoyable pro-
gramme and light refreshments.
The council committee on fire Yesterday
audited bills. TIE committee on sewers con-
siaered the claim of Mrs. George ". Hale
whc lara pipe at her own expense on Chest
put avenue, costing S945 and allowed it.
The reception that was to have been given
the lawyers of the city at tho Press clubs
room this evening, has been postponed indet
initely ON account OF The December term of
court having lpet opened, and the lawyers,
consequently, all busy.
The Washington rink viii hereafter he
oppn three evenings each week for roller
skating, namely; Mondays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays. a tino band has been engaged.
aud new wheels have been put on ali the
skates. The floor is in good condition. and
Manager Wallace says he will endeavor to
make his rink the best in the city.
A book that will recommend itself to the
ladies is the Fashion Quarterly" publishea
By Messrs- Barnes, Hengerer Dale & Co. the
well known dry goods house in the SYadicate
block, Minneapolis. This book contains
newsy fashion notes, household receipts. di-
rections for fancy work ant mum erosas pries.
lists of their large spcsk. Any lady sending
her address will receive this book, postage
free.
Isadclph GOetz. the champion ice ssstar
who spent the past year in Minneapolis writes