St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-30
MINNEAPOLIS GiIOBULES.

The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Bixby
died yesterday. The funeral will be private.
Otto Culbertsen Lachmund, the infant son
of Carl V. Lachmund. died yesterday morn
ing. The funera will be pri vate.
Dr. ". W. DIV eli lectured last evening al
the TWeEty-SiXlh street branch of The Y NJ
c. A upon Good and Bad Company last
evening.
Edward C. Gale Will read paper entitled.
"a German Theological Student" at the res
idence of Judge c. III. Woods, 80 TIE nth
street south, Monday evening.
An informal reception will be held at Ma.
ternity hospital, % 8 Fourth avenue south.
this afternoon and evening. Donations of
all kinds will be thankfully received.
Two of the boilers in he West side pump.
ing station will be connected with the bat
terry of boilers in the Crown Roller mill.
These boilers will he reserved, however. for
use in the pumping station in case of need.
The Lake street Development association.
organized for the Improvement of Lake
street, will hold an important meeting in
Room 80 }, Boston block. at $3.50 Saturday
afternoon.
The East Side Scandinavian Women's
Temperance union will hold a diple festival
this evening at Roses hall. !D3 Central ave.
nue.. There will be speeches. rectatious
and music.
There will be spiritual lecture at Odd Eel.
lows nall ~ Washington avenue south,
Sunday evening. Explanations of psy-
che N etry, automatic and independent slate
writing. also tests.
The ordination council of the Universalist
church of this state will meet at the Third
Universalist church on Monday. Dec. 9. TO
examine Rev. Mr.. Baldwin. of Albert Lea.
who is to be ordained.
The wholesale liquor store Of NJ. j. Freiber
& Co.. 30 ashingion avenue north. was
yesterday attached by the sheriff on the
account of Simon j. Greenbaum. The claim
amounts to S3.7D9.63.
Dphtheria was bulletined yesterday at
30U2 Third avenue south. Measles at 81 3
Twenty-eighth street south. Scarletina at
26lO Seventeenth avenue south and scarlet
fever at 30 sixteenth avenue southeast.
Sunday afternoon at Dania hall, the Nor
wegIan Total Abstinence society holds its
regular meeting. Bishop james Mctiolrck
will make the principal address. Music will
be furnis he'd by the Zion Quartelte. On Dec.
10 the society has arranged for an elOcutiop-
airy contest for DemOrest silver medal.
The refusal of the school board TO- provide
for instruction in mechanical aud arehi-
tectural dra wing in the night schools has re-
suited in an effort to organize an independ-
ent class. A meeting will he help at Win.
sted's hall. 1888 East franklin avenue. next
Tuesday evening. 10 consider the adyisability
of attempting 20 organize a class there.
The Methodist Herald OF this week accuses
the church of lacking aggresSiveness and en-
terprise, especially in the matter OF church
policy of the Minneapolis Meihodists is
abandoned, they might as well abdicate in
favor of somebody who will do something"
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
the following named parties: August West
berg and Annie Nelson, c. G. johnson and
Tilda Hoffman, c. j. Lunberg and Arnie
Chalberg, A c. Christainson ard Olina
Olson, <. J. Johnson and Emma C. Gastaf-
son, Andrew swanson and Tilda Swanson,
Frank Stevner and Annie Anderson.
Row nr Peter SfrVRpr formally NJ
the Andrew Presbyterian church, Of Mime
apolis. and at present In charge of Stryker
seminary at st. Anthony Park, has accepted
a call to the Thirty fourth Street Dutch Re-
formed church, OF New York city, and will
begin his work there Jan. l. Miss Anna
Stryker Will remain in charge of the Sem
mary.
The meeting OF the liberal ministers Mon
day will be one of unusual interest. Rev.
L. G. Powers will read paper OH that much
talked-of question, Marriage and Divorce"
Other ministers besides The liberals have
been invited. and general invitation is eX-
tended. At last one Of the orthodox minis
tiers has expressed his intention 70 be pres
ent, and lively time is presaged.
The council committee on claims yester-
day morning audited the budget of bills and
postponed action upon two items. Fred
Palmer presented hill for ice for the sea-
sons Of 1888 and SS9 for the police and fire
departments. and the committee wanted to
know why the bill Of 1888 was not presented
before. Action upon bill tor relief valves
for use on the fire engines was deferred for
week. as the committee thought the price
too nigh.