St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-07
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Bank ciearfngs yesterday Sl,Ol3.9 17.73.
Miss Kate Hawkins gives q dancing party
this evening.
John A. Rawlins post will banquet at the
p. West this evening.
Todd's pond has been flooded for the
benefit of the North side skaters.
The funeral of r. j. Donovan occurred at
the Church OF the Immaculate Conception
this morning
The mercury dropped to 10 deg below zero
Yesterday morning, and il is predicted that it
will go still lower to-day.
The public schools opened yesterday and
the night schools open this evening. The
university opens this morning.
Fire in a dwelling house at 404 Four
tenth avenue south did damage to the
amount OF Si5O shortly after noon yester-
day.
John A. Raw1ins Post l36 will hold its an
nGai banquet at the West hotel this evening,
when the officers of the post will be in
stalled.
There was q meeting Of the Womens
Homeopathic society at the Langham hotel
yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock. to transact
general business.
Another of the series of dances to be given
this winter by the Holmes hotel to Its guests
Will take place Friday evening in the Holmes
hotel parlor.
Miss Grace Stafford, daughter of O. c.
Stafford, will be married 10 w. II. James
this evening at the home of the bride, I'LL
FIRST avenue south.
The negro problem win be discussed this
evening by the st. Peters African NJ e.
church 4 number of the leading negro
cilzens will take part
The work of laying water mains was sls.
pended for the winter SATURDAY. night. This
is the latest in the season this work has ever
been done in the history of the city.
The skating race between Paulsen and Nc
CormIck, which was to have occurred Thurs
day. has been postponed to the 9Th inst. on
nf hn iT,Hi G. rnfD Dan
Sixteen new members were added to the
Park Avenue Congregational church yester-
day During the year just past 113 have
joined. leaving total membership OF 100.
AID installation of officers of Court Nicollet,
Order OF Foresters, was hold last evening at
their hall. Court Lyndale will install to-
night and Court Calhoun tomorrow night.
The colored men of the city will discuss the
n gro question at St. Peters African N. E.
urch. Rev. r. Ii. Williamson. Wv. Mitch
III. William X. Morris and W. j. Wheaton
will take part.
Work on the Tribune building ruins has
been discontinued. II. II. Thayer is author
ity for the statement that there will nothing
more be done to them until spring, when the
work of rebuilding win BEGIN.
savage dog, whic was owned by board
ing house keeper on S Xth street, near sixth
avenue south, was shot tya pedestrian, at
whom he few, early last evening The shoot
ing caused considerable excitement in the
neighborhood.
PRAYER meeting will be held this after
noon at The missionary training institute, at
S24 Six n avenue south, at which addresses
viii be made by MeSsrS. Helmick, kingman
and Mayalls. of Kansas, who will soon go rs
the first missionaries to the SCulan, in
Africa.
An informal reception will be rendered
Bishop James McGolrick Wednesday even
ing at the residence of George A. b aekett.
625 Fifth street south. The committee on
invitation is George A. Pillsoury, S. c. Gale
and Samuel Hill.
The annual meeting of the Minneapolis
Directory company occurred yesterday morn
ing. The following officers were elected: G.
Wright Dawson, president: Fred Q. Barrows.
vice president; Ralph L. Polk, treasurer.
Henry Baldrey, secretary.
Mrs Carrie NJ Hosford, the widow of the
late Judge Hosford, Of Ottawa. H., over
whose estate of 81, 0U0.0o0 there has been
such battle in Minneapolis courts, has mar
ried q wealthy man IF CHICAGO, +. Wicker
sham by name, at Waukesha, Wis.
Three cases of dIphtheria were reported at
the health office yesterday. They are To-
Gated ut 260S Twenty fourth avenue sou'h,
2tt9 Eighth avenue south and 2SlJ Elev-
enth avenue south. Scarlet fever was re-
ported as existing at OIL Twentieth avenue
south.
The Stationary Engineers association
has installed officers as follows: President,
John Cummings; vice president, William
Sage; recording secretary. Andrew Shell;
corresponding and financial secretary. ". L.
Robson; conductor, E. Dugan; doorkeeper,
W. E. Meek.
Malcolm McEachran, a carpenter, who
lived at Ilu jefferson street northeast went
TO Hayward. Mimi. few days ago to work
In the woods. Yesterday his body was
brought back from there and taken to
his home. He had an attack of the conges-
ton of the lungs soon after arriving at Hay
ward. and lived but few hours.
At the annual meeting of the operative
millers the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, 2. D. Irons;
vice president John Hutton; secretary, Fred
George; assistant secretary, Robert Dwyer;
treasurer, F. Hutchinson; executive COM
mittee, G. Foster. John Hutton. j. Doherty;
secretary employment bureau. P. D. Irons;
employment committee. c. Foster, J. Hut
ton. j. Bowman.