St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-24
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday, 81 1869, 327. 40
A two and one-half story addition is to be
built at st. Mary's hospital to cost Sl5,t 90.
The Montreal city council viii not visit
Minneapolis next week, and the date is not
known.
hold an important meeting at Labor Temple
at 2:3O p. m. to-day.
Engineer Nutter has completed the survey
of the proposed Minnehaha boulevard from
Lake Harriet to Minnehaha Falls.
The friends of Mr.. Friedlander are urged
to secure their seats before going to the
Grand tomorrow night The seats are on
sale at all the public places.
The Caledonian club has begun arrange
ments for the reception Of the famous Bal
moral choir. OF Glasgow. Scotland, They
will give one concert in Minneapolis Dec. 20.
Walter Wraaman will speak at Rose hall,
20S Central avenue, next Wednesday even
ing, under the auspices of the Scandinavian
Labor society. His subject is THE Labor
Movement"
Demorest silver medal contest will be
held Wednesday evening. Nov. %, at Cen
tenary church. Appropriate music will be
rendered, in which Prof. Sanborn and Miss
Fannie Mcleod will assist.
Robert j. Donovan, proprietor of the Model
coffee house, was united in marriage yester-
day with Miss Margaret Owens, by Rev.
Father James McGolrick, at the Church Of
the Immaculate Conception.
W. W. Cowles, the mInd-reader, will give
an entertainment at Harmonic hall ON Tues
day evening, Nov. 26. AS the proceeds will
be devoted to the hospital fund. the enter
tainment is worthy of public patronage.
Miss H. H. Stewart, telephone operator
who has been i'll for some weeks. has been
presented with purse Of S134 by telephone
subscribers in her territory. DR.. j. P. Barber,
her physician. gave her receipt in full for
his bill of SG3.
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hospital will hold their third annual recep-
ton at the hospital. 1929 Fourth avenue
south, on Saturday, Nov. 80, 1899, from 9
to 8 p. m. All friends are invited. Dona-
tons of all kinds gratefully received.
The total collection for water rentals for
by the officials of the water department. that
it would be good thing if water meters were
in general use, and the council committee on
water works is now considering the matter. Z
The Canadian French association will meet
at PIummer post hall tonight to listen to a
debate in French, the subject being "Prohi-
bition.' Hon. q. Demeules and Judge d.
TessIer will discuss the affirmative side of
the question, and Prof. T. K. Leroux the
negative. -
The w. c.. T. q. has decided to open free
reading room at % Sixth street south on Dee.
8. The opening exercises will consist of q
''bookn reception. each person attending be-
ing expected to bring a literary offering Of
some Ddlure, WHICH Suall go 10 make up the
nucleus of library.
A call has been issued for a mass meeting
of the coloreG citizens of Minneapolis Mon
day evening at labor temple for the purpose
of organization. The plan is to secure to
colored citizens greater civil and political
rights. Similar organizations have been
formed in various Eastern cities. The call is
signed by j. W. Mitchell, j. L. Neal Rev. r.
H. Williamson. William Il. Morris, AsG
Plummer, N. W. Weaver, r. j. Coleman, j.
G.. Sterritt, j. w. Wheaton. Rev. j. w. Dun
jee' r. G. Marshall, M. E. Singleton, Rev. f.
Lomack.
William Nelson Burritt. OF st. Paul has de-
cided after cordial solicitation from friends
and pupils, to devote Monday and Thursday
afternoons to instruction i'll voice culture at
Minneapolis BY the way of introduction. a
song recital will be given by his pupils at
Dyer's tomorrow evening. The following is
the programme: Mozart, "Lacdarem, y
duet Miss Bartlett and Mr.. Drill; Aide.
Morning and Evening Starr song. Ray ID.
Finel; Vieuxtemps, Air Varie,' OPP. %, n. g.
violin solo, Emil Straka; Trotere, IN Old
Madrid" song. Miss Laura Carroll
Dennis; Black, 1.-THE Silent World Is
Sleeping" song, Thomas Taylor Drill;
Chopin, o. etude op. 25, No. /,
Smith, b gavotte op. "a. No. 2, piano solo,
Miss Lila b. Means; Kucken, Heaven Hath
Shed Tear" song, Miss Belle Bartlett.
violin obligato), Emil Straka; Caracciola,
a. No. 2 b. No. 3, C. No. 6, Tuscan folk
song. Misses Bartlett and Dennis; Wieniaw-
ski, romanza, I'd concerto, violin solo, Emil
Straka; Temple, Mothers Love-" song, Miss
Laura Carroll DenniA