St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLonULEs.

Yesterdays bank clearings were $685.
1888.
l.. p. Plummer post had pleasant dance
last evening.
The plumbers will meet at the Norwest-
ern Permanent Exhibit to-day to form a
state organization.
William \. +. Scott of the probate
judges Office is the happy father Of a girl
baby; weight, ten pounds.
Frank Duquette. the boy arrested by De
/ tectiyes Gleason and Coswell Tor burglary,
is still held at the First precinct station.
The funeral of Mrs. Richard Crosby
/ takes place this afternoon from the family
residence, AIS East Twenty-siXth street, at
O'Clock.
Belle Stewart alias Henderson, who was
allowed to go on bail, has not yet
turned mp, and beyond doubt she has
jumped her bonds.
The State Amber Cane association will
meet in one of the parlors of the NicOllet
house at 10 O'ciOcl; this morning, instead of
at the State university Is previously an
nCunced.
A moderate-sized house at the Grand last
night enjoyed Mr.. BARLEY Campbell's
''Paquita.' 1t will run through the week,
with a matinee tomorrow.
The six days bicycle race at Washington
rink. which commences next Monday. will
be the greatest event of its kind that has
ever taken place in America. Everybody
in Minneapolis should attend.
From present indications over 900 miles
or more will be covered by the winner i'm
the coming six days bicycle race at the
NJ a. CHI ONT 10 hs.f hara
and see the start on Monday morning next
at 1880.
The public installation of officers of the
Immaculate Conception Benevolent society
will take place this evening at Harrison's
prepared. and good, sociable time is an
ticipated,
The trustees of Plymouth church last
night asked Rev. X. G.. Hutchins 10 recall
his resignation, but reluctantly accepted il,
when he declared his mind was made up.
Resolutions of regret at his departure will
be drawn up.
Remember the great six days bicycle race
commences at the Washington rink on Mon
day morning at 1890 O'clock. All the best
riders in America are entered. including
Mile. Armaindo, WoodSide, Prince, Schock
anu OlleIS.
Miss Jennie Whitcomb, 255s Bloomington
avenue. last night gave brilliant party, al
which the german was danced. The DAM
orchestra furnished the music and May
spread tempting banquet. About sixty
guests were present.
The January meeting of the Minnesota
Congregational club will be held at the Ply
mouth church parlOrs on Monday afternoon
at 5:37 o'clock. The subject to be brought
under discussion is The Current Question of
Prison Reform. to be led by DR.. A. IL.
Byers. of Columbus, o., followed by DR..
NJ. NJ. G. Dana of st. Paul, and DR.. Albert
Shaw of this city.
The wenty-ffthoanniyerSary of its organ
iZation will be celebrated on Feb. by the
Harmonic society, in appropriate style.
| The matter of arrangements is in the hands
of the following executive committee: X. +.
Schmidt, Alex Hirschfeldt Julius Crosse,
William Ziedler and Chris Frank. About
400 invitations will be extended to prom
inent citizens. There will be prominent
German and American speakers, among
whom will be c. a. Ebert, DIR. Hinch, DIR.
Ames, X. +. Schmidt, Samuel Hill and
others. The hall will be extensively dec
GRATED with flowers, and Danz' orchestra
will furnish the music. The banquet will
be under the direction of Chris Bahr, and
will be served from TO o'clock p. IN.