St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-21
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday, Ss96. 1904.
One case of diphtheria was reported yes
terday.
Holy Rosary Parish fair opens at Harmonic
hall Monday evening.
The Hennepin County Bible society meets
in Plymouth church this evening.
Will Bibber was found guilty of having as
saulted Fred Wilcox, and fined So.
C. c. Nelson & Co. have rented the Min
neapolis Driving park for the winter.
James Ticker. charged with stealing Q
watch, has been sent to the reform school.
C. Ellis, charged with cruelty to animals,
was held to the grand jury under bonds OF
5000.
At The Third Cniversalist Church-Rev.
Marion d. Shutter will preach in the evening
at 7:30.
Robert D. G. Keoch. fourteen years of age,
died at 722 Fourth avenue south. The lad
was nearly six feet tall.
G. II. Haynes, who elOped to Kansas City
with Mrs. Tilie Roebuek a short time ago,
will not return TO Minneapolis.
The stockholders of the East Minneapolis
Cooperative association, will meet Monday
night at God Monroe street northeast.
Sheriff Bogail, of Winona county, was in
the city yesterday on official business, and
paid his respects to Sheriff Swenson.
Andrew Anderson, arrested by Patrolman
Grattan, for indecent exposure, pleaded
guilty and was sent up for thirty days.
The Liberal Spiritualists' association meets
at 10 Washington avenue south, at 1890
a. IN. and 1880 p. IN. Mrs. Chainey speaker.
Park Avenue Congregational church, Dr.
Frank Z. Woodbury., Morning. Every Mans
Treasurer" evening, The Heart and the
Life.''
Church of the Redeemer, Grand Opera
House-Services at 1890 a. m, preaching
by Rev. Marion D. Shutter. Subject, John
Ward, preacher" Sunday school at II.
DR.. P. V. NJ. Pool, the Franklin avenue
druggist, is enjoying himself among old
friends in the state of Tennessee. He reports
the prospects for big crop Of apple jack as
very fattering.
Church of Christ, Portland avenue and
Eleventh street, Rev. ". J. Lhamon, pastor.
Morning at 1890, Monumental Institu-
tons" Evening at 1870 Rev. NJ. D. Terwil-
| Tiger win lecture on the Jewish Tabernacle
Mari; 6 re licenses were issued Yesterday to
| Mikeal Boiser and Caroline Kramer ID. W.
| Newman and Elizabeth ROwley, George A.
| Bauman and HOnOra BaTbeau, J. A. Larson
| and Regina Lund, Hadvig johnson and Tina
| Johnson.
Carl Nilstrom residing at 34O4 Chicago
| avenue. fell from a building on the corner of
| Fifteenth street and First avenue south yes
| terday afternoon. and broke one of his legs
! in two places. He was taken home in the
! patrol wagon.
! Prof. I. F. Downev delivered on Friday
| evening an informal talk on "A Month in the
| Yellowstone Park" This was the third talk
| in The course of the Y NJ c. A. and was of
| intense interest and much enjoyed by the
! large audience present.
Swanson Brothers, at the Swede Brothers
| hall, opposite the court house, has had one
| of DIR. Ames' campaign busts, which was
originally white, bronzed by a local artist.
| The work is a fine piece of mechanical skill,
| and is admired by all.
| Ground has been broken for an addition to
| the corn exchange of twenty-five feet on
| Fourth avenue south, making the building
66x9S feet. and the whole will be continued
! two stories higher than the present eXch ange,
| making it an eight story building.
The first meeting of the Liberal ministers
| since vacation will be held Monday morning
at 1890 in the study of Rev. III. Simmons,
at the First Unitarian church. The minis
| tiers are all requested to be present, as a sub
| iect of considerable interest is to come up for
| discussion.
1t has been customary for residents near
| Central park TO make paths through the park
| late in the fall, which would take them home
| the shortest way. As these paths show
| plainly in the spring and mar the appearance
| of the park, orders have been issued to ar
rest any one who insists on violating the
| rules.
| At the First Congregational church this
| afternoon will be held the anniversary meet
| ing of the City Mission society. Rev. r. A.
| T0rrey, superintendent of the association,
! will make a report on the work done during
| the year. Addresses will be made by Rev. g.
| F. Thwing, Rev. F. P. Woodbury., c. E. Dyer
| and Rev. G. r Merrill.
The Scandinavian Temperance society Will
| hold its annual meeting at DANA hall next
| Tuesday and Wednesday. beginning at 10
| o'clock a. m. On Tuesday evening there will
| be a festival, where W. W. Satterlee and
others VIII speak. Music will be furnished
| by the Students quartet and other known
1 singers. Admission. including refreshments
| % cents. On Wednesday evening there will
be mass meeting free for all" Speakers
| Rev. Dinkham. Rev. Johnson and Prof Pc
| teTsOn. Music by the quartet. All are cordl-
ally invited