St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-29
MINNEAPOLIS GnoBULEs.,

Supt Bracket issued the order yesterday
for all policemen in tho outer SuD-Stations ~
don their fur Uvercoats.
Mrs E. NJ. johnson, the nurse at st. An
thonS hospital. who died on Monday, was
buried at st. Mary S cemetery.
Leasun E. Holdridge died Wednesday. The
funeral will take place from his late resi-.
dence, 27OJ Hennepln avenue, to-day at >
p. IN.
The Minneapolis communicates of KING hts
Templar will participate Ill The funeral serv-
ice of the laIe A. T. e. PiersUn, i'll ot. Pa vi,
to-day.
Father MeGolriek stated Yesterday that he
has not had time TO prepare reply to Super
iutendenL Kiehle's oIen letter in regard 10
the attitude of the Catholic church tIwardS
the public schools, but will do so early,
The North Minneapolis W. G. T. q. has
easioned by designations: President,
NJ =. Josiah Moor; treasurer, Mrs. JOsepha
C1lly; secretary, Mrs. Whitcomb; Mrs. Sam
III A. Joy aud Mrs. Cheney were elected
members of The executive committee.
The Rationalists will introduce a new
feature in their exercises next sunday. There
will be Bible reading by the light of science
and reason. All are invited. Any one in
the audience will have all opportunity TO
select the readings and 10 reply to the ground
taken by the reader.
The Portland TobOggan club has com
pleted Its slide at the corner Of Portland
avenue and Twenty street. The mem
bership consists of Is. Nj. Balch. president;
j. 4. Bullock, secretary and treasurer !;
Messrs. Campbell, Meecham, George, NJ. A.
Clark. W. y. Clark, W. G. Fiske, =. E. Brooks,
Lou Carlyle, II. ]. Carl,l lie. F. S. kiehle
George Mcleod. H. s. Thompson. Walter
FawCett g. NJ. Torrance.
Officer Bacon. who was on duty at the
Bijou opera house yesterday, arrested two
boys on the charge of stealing pOcketbook
from one of the lady patrons. They were
lacked up i'll the central station for all exam
iaation this morning One Of them who says
his name is Williams, spent the evening in
singing and dancing, apparently regarding
his arrest as a huge JOKE. Both deuy all
knowledge of the pocketbook.
Old Sports "Handst me-" the dog that
created so much merrment and was the low
inc companion of the Old Sport of Frank
Daniels in "a Rag Baby" is also one of the
members of the Little Puck company, which
comes 10 the Grand the first three nights of
next week. This famous brute is said 10 fill
TO the entire satisfaction of the management,
an important fuur-legged thinking part
which at times grows very suggestive,
especially to tie nearest actor.
The people OF Franklin Avenue Methodist
church are to hold meeting to day, begin
ming at 10 a. m. and continuing till 3 p. n.
without any i'll emission. j. ;. Bitter, the
evangelist states that these meetings have
been great factors in the work of revival else
where and that they have been among the
most popular services. The programme
will be varied. The hour from II to will
be given TO conservation service. THERE
vival services thus far are well attended, and
a deep interest is manifested. The service is
interesting throughout. Mr.. Thompson, who
was converted in England some TWO years
ago, plays a harp solo each evening; Mr..
Easton sings, and Mr.. Bitter breaches. fue