St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-26
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
Bank clearings yesterday, 81, 221, 237. III

Bank clearings yesterday, 81 ,221, 237.4i.
Four new mail carriers have been allowed
Superintendent of Mail Carriers Hill.
C. G. Rupert and Hector Baxter were ad-
mitted rs members of the board Of trade yes
terday.
The delinquent personal property tax
cases will be called in the district court this
morning.
/ Demorest silver medal contest will be
held Wednesday evening, Nov. %, at Cen
tenary church.
The next encampment of the state of Min
nesota g. A. r., will be held in Minneapolis,
March 20. 81 and %.
The class of -, of the MINNEAPOLIS Cen
trail High school, has chosen its colors,
shrimp pink and pea green.
Garin Spence of Stafford, Ont. will sing
in full fiji ;hlInd costume at the Caledonia
ciub entertainment Friday night.
There will be public meeting at Pummer
Post hall this evening to take steps TO place
the stars and stripes on the public school
houses of Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis Presbyterian ministers
discussed pulpit Methods" at the meeting
yesterday morning and decided that the best
method is that which attracts the most peo-
pie.
The Tribune Job Printing company sub
scribed $500 to the exposition guarantee
fund yesterday. This makes the total to date
5 s, $50.
It is reported that Lieut.. Tom Nelson. of
= the police force. received an offer few days
ago of S25. 900 for some mining stock which
he bought several years ago for $1,000.
James H. Shiman. an inmate of the SOL
diers' home died Friday night and was buried
in the veterans lot. He served three years
and half as private in Company B, Sixth
Minnesota.
Anthony Kelly and William F. Markoe,
Minneapolis delegates to the recent Catholic
congress in Baltimore. will make reports on
the work of the congress at Crusaders hall
this evening
James Cornell stole a buffalo robe from
carriage near the Nicollet house. He said in
court yesterday that he was drunk when he
did it. He was sent to the wOrkhouse for
fifteen days.
Evangelist ]. s. Bitter delivered his first
sermon in Minneapolis Sunday at the Frank
lin Avenue Methodist Episcopal church. He
will devote his time to this church during
the present week.
W. H. Cowles, the young medical student
who seems to possess the mind reading fac
ulty to a marked degree, will give his enter.
tainment for the benefit of the hospitals OF
the city at Harmonic hall this evening.
W. W. Wales. the evangelist. aided by
band of Christian workers, commenced
series of revival meetings at Franklin Avenue
Presbyterian church Sunday evening. in CO.
operation with the pastor, Rev. d. E. Wells.
The Presbyterian alliance will have its an
nual TAT home" this evening at the lecture
room of Westminster church. The theme 10
be discussed will be 1.-THE Evangelization of
Minneapolis, led by Rev. DR.. Robert Christie,
of ST. Paul.
The following contagious diseases were re-
ported at the health office yesterday: Diph-
iberia at 1888 Second street north, 422
Tenth avenue southeast, and 2533 eli nton
avenue Gouth, and scarletina at 1916 north
Third street.
No Opposition has yet been made Of the
Money and clothes collected by the board of
trade committee for the relief Of the Dakota
sufferers. In view of the conflicting reports.
II is possible that the S25n collected and the
clothes will be turned over 10 the associated
charities.
) John Sunty, of South Minneapolis, was
sandbagged on Twenty second avenue south,
near Twenty-third street. at o'clock Sunday
morning. He was struck on the temple 6y
sahdbag. knocked down and ROBBED Of 81 in
money. He succeededin securing his assail-
ants sandbag.
Prof. j. FL. Bsrr, assistant professor of the
mechanical engineering department of the
state university, will deliver a lecture in the
Twenty-second street south, Wednesday
night. His subject will be Prom the Forth
Bridge to the Eiffel Tower"
On Wednesday, beginning at o'clock, the
Minneapolis Rifle club will give its second
turkey shoot on the CLUB range. Over fifty
turkeys will be shot for. Ii the weather
should prove too cold the shooting Will be
done from a warm club house. Stri lily
nothing DuG Open flSnGS dllOWGu.
The Minnesota Transfer board of trade was
organized at st. Anthony Park Satur day
night. Business men of Minneapolis and st.
Paul are eligible to membership in payment
of a fee of $40. The object of the Organiza-
ton is TO unite the business interests center
ing in the Minnesota Transfer district
Postmaster Ankeny received com munica-
ton from Washington Saturday night. stat
ing that the contract for laying the pavement
around the postoffice building had been
i .,l,O p ~ Af nit A
temporary plank walk will be put down this
fall In the spring the regular pavement
will be laid.
There will be a meeting Of the North Min
neapolis ". c. Il. U. at the residence of Mrs.
Moore. 1923 Sixteenth avenue north, Wednes-
day next to elect new officers in place of
those who have resigned and Withdrawn
from the union. All who are interested in
the W. Z. II. U. will please be there promptly
at 8 o'clock instead of the usual hour. @. E.
Whiteomb, corresponding secretary.
Dissension has entered the ranks of the
North Minneapolis W. G. T. U. and fourteen
lady members have expressed desire that
their names may be stricken off the list of
to tolerate the W. c. T. o. affiliatiOn with the
prohibition party. The dissenting ladies
will organize under the Ellen j. Foster nom
partisan banner.
Assistant Dairy Commissioner Fl. 9. How
ard says: "Mr. Regan's idea of having show
of dairy products and ornamental goods
moulded from butter at the next exposition
is all right. When / exhibited samples OF
butter and oleomargarine at the state fair two
wears ago it always called crowd together.
and have often wondered whv the manager
of the exposition did not call on us for help.
which would have been freely granted"
Early last evening an unoccupied dwelling,
owned by F. L. Menage, at Eighth and Du-
pont avenue, was totally destroyed by fire.
The house adjoining was slightly damaged.
The loss is estimated at S2.o' o. covered by
insurance. The cause of the fire is unknown.
Shortly before 10 o'clock a fire was dis
covered in the drying room of the cooper
alive cooper shop at Sixth street and
Eleventh avenue. 1t was extinguished with
~ dam