St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were 81, O5S,-
S9S.o1. The totals for the week ending Dec.
- were $4,000, 5903S as compared with
$4,000, 3.l6 for the corresponding week of
last year.
Rev. ". SAMPLE has received a call from
San francisco. There is at present no lib.
eral church in that city. ana he is wanted to
organize one. He has not yet decided wheth-
er he will accept or not.
Rev. A. T. Wolff, of Alton, Ill. will re-
celve an unanimous call to the Duluit of
oliver Presbyterian church of this city. MIR
Wolff IS said TO be an admirable pulpit ora
tor. His salary will be 81, so per year.
The visiting committee of the Supervisors
OF The poor visited the poor farm Thursday
and report the institution i'll good order
Supt. ThompSon's term win expire Jan. l.
Out it's understood that he will be re elected
Mayor Babb characterizes the museum on
Nlcoliet avenue, near Washington avenue, as
"a mess of nastiHess.'' With Capt. Helm his
honor visited the resort Thursday evening
Mayor Babb will not order the police TO close
the place.
The Nickel Provident Fund of the Assoc1a-
ted Charities has commenced business
nuinoef Oh deposltors have already opened
accounts. WI hen the scheme is better under
stood, it will doubtless receive the PATRONAGE
of the thrifty poor.
The family of La Due. recently sentenced
10 saltwater on charge of rape, are report
ed TO be in a destitute Condition. Snnt Snv
der, of the poor department, is looking after
tnem, and Will try 10 find homes for several
of La Dues SIX children.
The provisional committee of the national
congregational council has appointed DR..
Aalnson. OF 81 Johnsbury, Vt. to preach the
opening sermon before the council at Mime
apolls in 1892. President Cyrus Northrop
mas been placed on the provisional Commit
Zee TO MI the vacancy occasioneo by the
death OF Mr.. Gates.
Albert Tuffnell. whose wife committed
suicide on the night Of Nov. 20, has been
heard from in New York HIS attorney. q.
w. Leav1lI, is i'll receipt of letter from INN
IN which he expressed his sorrow that she
had done SO rash deed. Nothing was said
about his future Intentions
The state grange wishes to correct the state
ment INIT II voted against government con.
trol OF railroads; it was government owner
snip TO which 1t was opposed. On the SUBJ
lecl OF Immigration IL favored restriction and
referred the question of ownership of land
by foreigners before they could read and
write English 10 the subordinate oranges for
their consideration.
The executive committee of the Minnesota
woman ) Sutfragist association will TO NM
late plans for the work of next wear. Peri
lions will be circulated through the state ask
Ing for the repeal of the law that allows q
Ialher to bind out his child without the
mothers consent. The legislature will he
asked TO raise the age of consent 10 eighteen
FEARS. 1t is now fourteen years.
festival is being held in the Bethlehem
Lutheran church on Lyndale and Fourteenth
avenues north. Last evening the exercises
consisted of short addresses delivered bv
Revs P. j. Sward and a Carlson. recitation
BY The pupils of the Sabbath school and mu-
ncal selections pleasantly rendered. This
evening Rev. c. a. Ewald, of Chicago. will
deliver lecture.
Dan O'Hara and c. B. Debell, two railroad
men, died in ST. Barnabas hospital Yesterday
morning. One of them, Dan o. Hara, a ire
man, had his skull fractured about a week
ago while taking water at the Osceola tank
on the 500 road. His remains were shipued
to Hamilton Station, Mimi. DEUEL. was a
wiper, and lost both feet at Weverhauser,
Wis. Wednesday last. Debells body was
shipped to Tomahawk, Wis, for burial.
The order Of the Royal Arcanum is in a
highly hourishing condition The order
made net gain of ii 900 members last wear
and will have added II 900 members at this
rate with the close OF the present year. The
Royal Arcanum has total membership of
10000. Deputy Supreme Regent S. NJ.
Davis will assist the order in Minnesota to
form grand council in this state. An eff
Tort VIII be made TO make addition to each
OF the fifteen councils i'll the state until the
requisite NUM- er of 1000 is reached. When
formed into grand council. 500 of the per
capita tax will be retained for the extension
Of the order III the state.