St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Yesterdays bank clearings were s66I.-
177.O9.
Mrs. Anna Jenness Miller will lecture on
Dress, in this city, Oct. 81.
DR.. W K Marshall viii preach at the Sol
diers' home at Minnehaha. at ) D. m. to-day
Bishop Fowler VIII address the people of
the Hennepin Avenue NJ. E. church this
afternoon.
Minneapolis Lodge No. 10, A. F. and A.
NJ, will confer the third degree next Tues
day evening.
Charles Klaus charged by Richard F.
Schmidt with assault and battery, pleaded
guilty and paid fine of S20.
The Socialistic Labor party will discuss the
aims OF the party and the reason for joining
it at the Labor Temple this evening.
J. d. Heffern, a bridge carpenter OF the
Manitoba road. died last evening. He was
member of the Ancient Order of Hibernians-
The park board failed OF a quorum yester
day afternoon. The members present grant
ed Secretary Nye a weeks leave of absence.
Mrs. S. E. Warner Bishop will address a
spirtualists meeting this morning at 10
O'Clock and this evening at Z O'Clock at Nor
den hall
A meeting of members OF the Press club is
called for this afternoon at O'Clock, at the
Elks hall, corner Washington avenue and
First avenue south.
The annual meeting of the Woman's AUX
Hilary will be held Thursday, Sept. 20. Blsh-
ops Brewer. of Montana, Whipple and Gil
bert Will be present.
The annual meeting of the board of direc
tors and officers OF the associated charities
will be held at Room 1l2 Rochester block,
Monday at 10 a. m.
The Socialistic Labor party holds its regu
lar agitation meeting this evening at Labor
Temple Subject of discussion: 1.-THE Aims
of Socialism. and Who Should Be Socialists"
The Norris-Adamson fight is again in the
courts. Norris being arraigned yesterday,
charged with disposing of property mort
gagged to AdamSon. The case Will be heard
Oh the 23d.
RI Rev. Bishop Whipple. bishop of Min
nesota, will preach and administer contirma-
ton at st. Luke's church, corner Pleasant
avenue and Thirty-second street, on Monday
evening at O'Clock.
George NJ. McGregor took out permits yes
terday tor the erection of three two-story
frame dwellings on Chicags avenue. between
Thirty-fourth and Thirty-ifth streets. The
estimated cost is Sl2,0Oo
The newsboys from the home will give
pound social on FRIDAY evening and the pub
lie is generally invited. President n. F.
GEiswold and the directors will be present.
A general attendance is desired.
A meeting of Division No. 4, A. o. H., will
be held at their hall this evening to make ar
rangemsntS for the funeral of j. ID. HeHerin,
a member of the division. who died Friday
evening at his late residence, S04 Eighteenth
dNcAuc uOAlH. dSed
Company A will give a series of entertain
ments at ATmory hall this winter They will
include the Swedish Ladies' Quartette, Mrs.
Scott-Siddons, DR.. James Hedley, the Har-
ward Quartette, Walter Emerson, the cornet-
list; Daniel Doughersy, Chaplain McCabe and
others.
The following council committee calls are
posted for this week: Monday, ways and
means 9 a. IN. workhouse, printing, fire de-
partment gas, public grounds and buildings,
health and hospitals, p. m; paving, 3 p.
N. Tuesday. water works and police, 10 a.
m. railroads, p. m. Wednesday, licenses,
roads and bridges, sewers, 2 p. m. Friday,
claims, 20 a. m.
Herbert Keller and Flora Bower, Alfred
Anderson and Tilda BOrquist. Leonard Chill
len and Emma s. Swenson. Christ j. Langli
and Sarah Mabust Matthias ]. Schopp and
Annie Neddersen, John J. Carlson and
Thinna Clark. Peter A. Olson and Jennie E.
DanielsOn, Christ KTaeger and Lottie Ham
mer, Thomas \. Vessey and Carrie B. Buck
walter. Fred Schuppel and Louisa Lucht
yesterday obtained marriage licenses.