St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Yesterdays bank clearings, S563 621.O1.
The Secular society holds its regular meet
ing tonight at412 Nicollet avenue. Subject:
"a Lesson from the Pilgrim Fathers"
The damage done to coaches of the Bur
lington road by collision in the Manitoba
yards, Thursday, is estimated at $4,000.
The Swedish Brothers will picnic at Lake
Park to-day. The train leaves the st. Louis
depot at $50 a. IN. The Svea band will fur
| nish music.
St. Johns Episcopal church. Trinity
celebration in which the members of the
Sunday school takes part to day at Mabin's
hall at p. m.
There will be two concerts given at the
Lake Harriet pavilion to-day, one from to
5, and the other from z to o'clock. All
motor trains from Washington avenue will
run through to the lake.
City Clerk Haney has made arrangements
allowing applicants for saloon licenses to file
their papers until the night of June 10:
Licenses can then be granted by July ., If
approved by the council.
Thomas H. Reeves, Walter Roweman and
others propose to open mission tor gospel
temperance work at 1O4 Hennepin avenue
next Wednesday evening. 1t is intended as
a successor to the defunct Murphy club.
The funeral of jeremiah Coveney, who
died Friday plight at his residence, GLE
Twelfth avenue south. occurs Monday at 8
a. m. from Holy Rosary church, and the in
terment will be at the Immaculate Concep-
ton church.
There will be a meeting of the city lodges
OF Odd Fellows to-day to take action on The
invitation of the directors of the exposition
to make Sept. Is Odd Fellows day. 1t is
said that the proposition is being acted upon
favorably by the lodges all over the state.
There will be mass meeting of the Z. P.
S. C. E.. of Minneapolis at the Church of
Christ, Portland avenue and Eleventh street.
next Monday evening. to take steps toward
securing the holding of the national conven-
ton of 5000 delegates in Minneapolis in
1890.
The following contagious diseases were re-
ported Yesterday: Diphtheria at 14O4 TWen-
ty-third street east 2S14 Thirty-first avenue
south; scarlet fever at 2217 Eighteenth ave-
nue. south, 1922 Fifth avenue south, 202O
Minnehaha avenue. 2511 Riverside avenue,
and 1928 Stevens avenue.
The members of St Peters Colored NJ. E.
church will begin their quarterly conference
to-day. Rev. r. Knight of Chicago, presid-
ing elder. will preach at 1880, and Rev. j.
NJ Henderson at o'clock in the afternoon.
In the evening Rev. r. II. Williamson, the
new pastor, will preach.
The fourth annual picnic Of the harness
and collar manufacturers of Minneapolis and
st. Paul will be held at Cottage Park, White
is an elaborate one. incl uding large num-
Der Of athletic contests. Entries should all
be made by next Tuesday, OF by 10 O'Clock
on the day of the picnic.
Deputy Supreme Commandery Knights of
Aurora E. s. Kinzie organized a temple in
Owattcala last evening, composed Of promi-
nent business men. Officers were elected as
follows: Excellent commander, Jacob
Newsalt: vice commander, Frederick Ross
kopf; oracle, J. D. O'Connell; regent, j.
Baxter; messenger. L. Peterson; medical
examiner, T. L. Hatch: observer. G. A.
Mitchell; sentinel, Charles Green; trustees,
NJ. B. Pratt j. Young.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday
to Alben Colby and Mary johnson, Nels Gil
bert and Christine johnson, John Amro and
Marie se J9np Bengtson and and uanman amma
Erickson. George W. Graham and Hattie L.
Darbee, Ephriam Harrington and Iva Wam-
bolt Charles H. Hine and Flora Allen, Carl P.
Larson and Bertha Dahl, Richard Hayes and
Jennie Ryan. Charles P. Peterson and Hulda
S,Swanson, Arthur C. McLane and Jessie B.
Spencer, Ole Gunderson and Christine Astby,
Fred E. Kellogg and Hattie Mckinney.