St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-13
,MINNEAPOIl, unOBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday, 1915, 4S2.6
The bar association meets this after
noon at 4 o'clock to decide on their
choice of judges.
William Harris, recently sentenced to
Saltwater for burglary, was taken to
the PEN yesterday.
Leon Vincent lectures this evening
on George Eliot at the Plymouth Con-
gregational church.
There was small fire in the seoon d
story of the small frame building at III
NicOllet avenue last evening. Loss $50.
The Minneapolis Social union gave
pleasant reception and a banquet at the
Franklin Avenue church last evening.
Marriage licenses were issued yeSter-
day to Michael McDermOtt and Mary
Combay; Joseph f. Milley and Dora B.
Stone.
The friends of the students of the
Minneapolis school of fine arts were
given an informal reception at the
school last evening.
There is some talk of the regulars of
the department of Dakota taking their
next annual shoot at Fort Keogh in
stead of at Fort Smelling.
Charles P. Preston. secretary of the
city hall and court house commission, is
about to bu Id $4,000 frame dwelling at
20l2 Sheridan avenue southeast.
The Minneapolis citizens committee
will go to the capitol Thursday after
noon to talk over the affairs of the Flour
City with the Hennepin delegation.
The Union league after due consider
alton have decided to attend the in
auguratiun ceremonies at Washington
in conjunction W tn the Flambeau club.
o. w. L. society of the Second Uni
versalist church, will give. a miscel :
laneous entertainment Wednesday
evening. Refreshments will be served.
A skating exhibition will be given at
the base ball grounds this afternoon for
the benefit of NOrmanna hall. at which
AXel Paulsen, Emil GOetZ and Miss
Mabel Davidson appear.
The ladies of the Homeopathic Aid
society gives a supper for the benefit OF
the hospital on Thursday evening, Feb.
Il. in the club rooms OF Trinity. church.
Warm supper from until 10 O'clock.
Rev G. Filian, native of Turkey.
last night addressed the Young Mems
Christian association, at their parlors,
on the customs and religion in his ma
tive land. The meeting was well at
tended. T
Minneapolis is lighted by 1850 gas,
$40 "Globe," 400 "Sun Vapor" and 400
"Wheeler Reflector lamps burning
twenty-one nights month. and 4l6
electric lamps burning tWenty-seven a
a month.
Rev. G. G. Filian, the pastor of Mar
sovan church, Asia Minor, Turkey, adj
dressed last night a very attentive audi
ence at the parlOrs of the Y. NJ. c. A.
His pictures of Armenia and Antiochia
are very interesting.
Nick Weidman, finisher in Gilmore's
furniture factory, boarding at II South
First street, fell on an icy walk in front
of Boutell'S secondhand store on Nicol-
let avenue, near Second street, last
evening, and broke his right leg.
r. w. Wright, A. w. Russell and E.
W. Mortimer have been appointed a
committee to solicit funds for the pur
pose of sending the Old Soldiers Har-
rison Il Morton club to Washington, to
take part in the inauguration eere-
monies.
Articles incorporating the Minneapo-
lis Central Warehouse company were
filed yesterday by John S. Macewen. W.
H. Gould, f. L. Gould and John II.
stock of Sl50,O0O and will do a general
warehouse business.
Ex-Rev. C. b. Reynolds will deliver
three free lectures at Plummer Post
hall on Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day evenings of this week. Rev. Rey-
nolds is here in the interests of the
Liberal league. and will expound on
liberalism. His 6rst lectures will be on
s.Life's Duties, or What Liberalism
Teaches" A special invitation has
been extended to clergymen.