St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-08
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday. 81, I5I. 1889.
The inmates OF Bethany home viii be given
Christmas dinner.
Cross, Carleton & Cross have taken law
Offices at 80 Temple Court.
Col ". 5. King yesterday subscribed So, quo
to the exposition guarantee fund.
The West Minneapolis tlrnyerein will give
a gymnast:c entertainment this evening.
W F. Skemp will lecture on temperance at
Freya hall, 500 Washington avenue south.
this afternoon.
At the head Of the west channel this week
the water in the river measured sixteen
inches, the lowest ever known.
T. B. Walker has promised TO donate
So. 600 20 the Swedish Lutherans Il they will
build their college in this city.
Work on the substructure Of the new via
duct. cornes of Twentieth avenue north and
First street has been commenced and will be
pushed rapidly.
Scarlet fever was bulletined yesterday at
1913 Crystal Lake avenue, 3 Third avenue
north. f16 Washington avenue north and
2012 Fifth avenue south.
To-day is the thirty-third anniversary Of
the founding OF Gethsemane parish. There
will be q sermon and services appropriate TO
the occasion in the morning.
The New York society viii give its third
annual terrainment Of the season on We'd
nesdav everlng the IIth, at Curtiss hall,
Fifth street and NieolIet avenue.
The Manitoba will run special train to
Parker station Tuesday evening next to ac-
eOmmOdate visitors 20 the Luther seminary
entertainment. Time Of leaving depot. $50
p. N.
All residents Of the Eighth ward and VEIN
ity, interested in the Nationalist movement,
are invited to meet at the residence of Prof.
Finsierbach. 3lI7 Portland place. Monday
evening, when a club viii be organized.
Postmaster Ankeny SAYS ne needs at least
a half dozen more clerks il the mailing and
city distributing departments. An inspector
has approved the addition. but 70 orders has
yet come from headquarters authorizing it.
Marie Wellesley ". E. Sterling ana others
will produce The Maid Of Croissey-F for the
benefit Of the homeopathic free dispensary
of the state university on the evening of Dec
70. Pref, e. idaWos and Mss Olive Frem-
stad Nil ASSIST The entertainment will be
given at Ha mOnia hall.
The American College and Education soci-
ETY. has constituted a committee. consisting
of Rev. George r. Merrill, Or. T. II. Wood
1 bury and Prot e. w. Hall, TO receive appli-
1 cations from students at the state university
who desire % receive aid III studying for the
ministry.
D. T. Barber & Son hold the Oldest lease
for watei Lower on the West side, and have
asked tie NJ 1neapolis Mill company to en-
force tse priority of leases and compel those
| holding alter leases to eurtail the volume of
wassr Used until the Cataract mill is supplied
| witt ne power il claims to be entitled TO.
The Harvard Concert company. which in
/ cludes Tl.e celebrated Harvard quartetle, W.
! s. r. Morris. first tenor; c. NJ. Collins second
1 tenor; T. e. Kendall, baritone. anG C. E.
| Burnham, bass; Mrs. Laura Dainty reader,
and Miss Gertrude Lofkin, eornet and piano
| soloist. VIII appear at Armory hail Friday
| evening Dec. 20, under the aUspiGss of Com
I pany A. First regiment.
The CALIFORNIAN club is macking active
| preparations tor the reception of the Bal
| moral choir The excellence Of this re-
| nowned organization IS so well known that
| whoever is fond of melody viii hear them.
( They have tbc reputation OF being the most
distinguished choir of the present day. They
eice one concert at Harmonic hall Friday
| evening Dec 20 Tickets win be on sale az
Dve-'s music store Monday morning