St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-17
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were SILL
$50 ID
Company A gave a dance at Armory hall
Monday evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Church of
the Redeemer has arranged an excellent plan
fol- the concert 10 be given tonight at the
church.
C. S. DOolittle and family leave this even
ing for Memphis. Mr.. Dooiittle will become
the business manager of the Memphis Dem
Ocrat
An important meeting of the board of d.
rectors of the Associated Charities will be
held TO day at > 81 p. m. at the central Office,
Ill Rochester block.
The fifth of the series of informal talks to
young men only will occur at The Y. NJ. G. a.
parlors this evening. Judge John P. Rea
will speak on Some Plain Facts"
d. Z. Jones who it is alleged, stole SHY
from Mrs. Hall. was committed by Judge
Emery yesterday morning to await the action
OF the grand jury. Bail was fixed at $500.
All tickets sold for the concert at First Bap-
fist church, Dec. Il, for the benefit of the
Bethesda church, colorei, will be good for
Dec. "a. On this date the Bethesda concert
will be given.
Judge Hooker, S. NJ. owen and Chiefs Stet-
son and Runge win make addresses 10 the
fire laddies this evening at the reception o
be given Engine Company No. 10 by the re =
dents of Oak Lake.
Chief +. L. Stetson, of the fire department
reported to the council committee yesterday
that the new Clapp d Jones engine, No. Is,
had been successfully tested and was now in
permanent service.
Bishop Fitzgerald, Revs Higgins, Stafford
Showers and Tiffany have been appointed
from the Methodist ministry TO arrange for
services TO be held March 2 in commemora-
ton of the birth of John Wesley.
The Union league has appointed a COM
mittee to arrange for the Observance of
Washington's birthday. and to invite Chaun-
cey NJ. Depew. Senator ingalls, and senator
Spooner to address the league on that occa-
sion.
Charles A. Pillsbury will appear as wit
ness before the joint committee on immigra-
ton, which meets in Washington D. e.,
Dec. -. The committee will inquire into
the purchase of American industries by for
eign capitalists.
A society for the study of political science
has been organized by the students of Cen
trail high school and others. 7 he meetings
are held alternate Saturday evenings. At the
next meeting the causes and effects of the
division of labor will be discussed.
Messrs. King d Williams, the contractors
who have secured the work of doing som e
extensive paving in the city, are backed it is
said by the H. C. AkeIey Lumber company
The bids have been referred to the CITY en-
gineeT, who will report on them Friday after
noon.
A. fl. Orth received information yesterday
OF the drowning at New Orleans of several of
his fast trotting horses while an effort was
Richard, BI1dgeWater and Gov. Harding
were drowned. st. Ledger and st. James
were saved.
Mrs Honra Flaherty, the pugnacious pro-
prietress of the Arlington house, was made
TO refund So to Morton Keely, Il boarder by
Justice Barton. Keely alleges that Mrs
Flanerty, after beating him into insensibil-
tty, took the money from his pocket ana re-
fused 10 return it.
The literary section of the Unity club held
the fourth meeting of its course in the study
of the French Revolution last evening j.
ID: Shearer read paper on Louis XVI. and
His Ministers" and Judge Hicks discussed
the subject of The States General and the
Taking of the Bastile.''
Rev A Hadden says the ''tithing svstem''
would give Plymouth S29. 375 a year the
First Congregational church So 25 and the
Park Avenue 50, $50; the total for the Con-
gregauonal churches of Minneapolis would
be $50, 325. The average income of the
churches, he thought, should be 81, 900
The stonecutters' union has elected the fol
lowing officers: President, Hugh Jennings
vice president, John Reed: financial secre-
tary, Gust johnson; treasurer. George Smith
ers; corresponding secretary G. W. Meyer;
hnance committee, Frank Springer, W.
Hughes, John Buckley; sergeant at arms T.
Esnough.
Garnshment proceedings have been be-
gun in the municipal court against the Pense
Opera House company TO secure $40. which
the BlJou Trio, consisting of Messrs.
Franklin, Webster and German, claim is due
as part of last weeks salary. Manager Hilton
claims that the managers of the now defunct
Gaiety company are the ones to whom the
Bijou trio should look for their pay,
Hennepih Council No. 1884, ROYAL Area
mum, has elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: Regent James Macmillan
vice regent George II. Winchester; orator,
j. c. Mcintyre; past regent. w. w. McFar-
lane: secretary, L. II. Derwent; collector G.
G. Evans; treasurer, c. \. Weber; guide, H
r. Adams; warden, William F. Williams
sentry, j. NJ. Mcconnell; trustees, Fl. r.
Adams, j. II, Weber and James MacMuIIan
The Great Northern railroad will make
many Improvements in the grounds sur
rounding the Lafayette hotel. on Lake Min
netonKa, III time for the next season. The
hotel will be embellished and freshly fur
nished, and steam heating and ventilating
apparatus will be added with other comforts
The season ct the lake next summer, it is
expected, will be an unusually gay one, anG
may possibly be prolonged until Nov. 1.
Through Sleeper to Hot Springs
Every Saturday night, commencing
Dec. 20 via the Chicago, Burlington 6
Northern Railroad.