St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-10
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES
Bank clearings yesterday-S64s. 7a4 20

Bank clearings yesterday-S64S, 1920.
The millers' delegation to Buffalo left last
evening.
st. Mary's fair opens at Harmonic hall to-
morrow.
Col Hooker addresses the Blaine club NJ on
day evening.
Three cases of contagious disease were re-
ported yesterday.
Rev. James P. Pinkham lectures at G. A.
R. hall this afternoon.
Children's day will be observed at the Gen.
trail Baptist church to-day.
The Seventh Ward Democratic club meets
at Proctors hall Thursday evening
No fireworks will be sold in Minneapolis
after O'Clock on the evening of july A.
Rev. W. W. Satterlee addresses the Anti.
Poverty society at Window hall this evening.
Mrs. NJ. E. Aldrich, Philadelphia spirit
ual1st, lectures at the Peoples theater this
afternoon.
George F. Getty addresses the Ninth Ward
Prohibition club at 1880 Harrison street this
afternoon.
VIII. Knapp addresses the Second Ward
Prohibition club meeting at Spears hall thi 5
afternoon.
The directors of the K. of l.. Building
association will meet at their hall on Mon.
day evening.
There will be a social at the Metaphysical
college, No. 16 Grove Place, Nicollet island.
next Tuesday evening.
hearsal at Dyers kneXt Wednesday night. The
last one will occ ur on the Goth inst.
At the meeting of the council committee
OH fire, Monday, Chief Stetson's proposition
to establish salvage corps will be dis
cusSed.
WV. Saterlee. D. D., will lecture before
the Anti-Poverty society OH Sunday evening
Rich " '
The Michigan association will have an en-
tertainment Monday evening at Curtiss hall,
at which an interesting programme will be
presented. ny
First NJ. E. church, John Stafford. 1919 a.
M, christian Education" Childrens day
concert by the Sunday school at 6 p. m Bap-
tism of children at the morning session.
Spiritual services will be held in the PEG.
pies theater Sunday at 3 p. m. Mrs. NJ e.
Aldrich, of Philadelphia, will lecture and
give psychronet;c readings. All are invited
Seats free.
Mrs NJ. l.. Wells, of Tennessee, national
organizer of the w. c. T. o.. will speak in
the Free Baptist church, corner of First av-
enue south and Seventh street, this afternoon
at 3 o'clock. Subject, christian Citizen
ship"
Rev. R. N. McRaig will give his most inter.
esting lecture on scenes and Experiences
in My Army and Prison Life at the First NJ
E. church on University avenue, near Expo-
sition, next Tuesday evening Nobody can
afford to miss 1t.
Eighth warn De0OcraIlc Club will
hold ratification meeting Monday evening
next at their headquarters. Judging from the
way the members of the club are "hustling''
large turnout is anticipated. Hon. Matthew
Walsh will be among the speakers.
News Of the death Of F. S. Hinkle was an
nounced by cablegram from Paris YESTERDAY.
| Mr.. Hinkle has been in Paris under treatment
| by DR.. Charcot for some months. His brother.
| A. H. Hinkle, of Cincinnati, was with HIM at
| the time of his death. The remains will be
| brought to this country for interment
Marriage licenses were issued YESTERDAY to
| Emil A. blomQuist and Hulda l.. Bank.
Lewis Larson and Marguerite Qyale Levi
| 3. Morrison and Aurila G. Libby. Manni
| Isenberg and Anna H. Johnson, RUDOLF
| Gebert and Anna Schultz, John Erickso
and Matilda Nelson.
Regular meeting of Conclave No. 40.
Knights of Sherwood Foresters, was held
! Wednesday evening, and one candidate was
| admitted. Next meeting will be held June
20, and members are requested to attend to
make preparations for the Foresters' picnic.
to be held at Lake Park July T.
''Mulligan," the bull dog that used to fire.
| quent the hack stands on Washington ave-
| hue, between Nicollet and First avenues.
| has returned from the country, where he has
| been for some months. "Old Null is the
! hero of many hard-fought battle, aud 4