St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-08
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The bank clearings yesterday were S762,-
2sl.59.
The DANA hall society elect officers this
evening.
Diphtheria was reported yesterday as exist
ing at ITO Third avenue south and scarlet
fever at 1920 Eight-and-a-half street south.
Flour City Camp No. $50. Modern Wood
men of America, will have public installa-
ton of officers at Plummer Post hail this
evening.
Court Lyndale, Order of Foresters. installed
their newly-elected officers last evening.
Court Calhoun of the same lodge will install
this evening.
A state sunday school institute will be held
to-day al the Franklin avenue Presbyterian
chu;ch, under the directions Of Supt. N. B.
CTitcEeit and wife.
Hugh T. Mccormick will skate again st
Fritz Luhr, champion of the Northwest,
three miles for IL purse of 500 at the Palace
link Thursday night.
Large cars and conductors have been put
on the Western avenue and Second street
line This retires all the bob tail ears except
the Cedar avenue line.
General Manager Regain, of the exposition,
is in Boston endeayoring to secure mari
time exhibit and no meeting of the board
will be held until he returns.
Rev. NJ. D. Shutter lectures at Dyer's hall
Friday evening under the auspices of Mime
sofa temple, No. |, Patriarchal Circle, upon
'Lucerne and Its Legends
meeting of the Academy of homeopathic
medicine of st. Paul and Minneapolis was
held at the public library last evening and a
number of interesting papers were read.
c. P. Mumford whom the police say is an
Old-time THIEF, wSS arrested OH Washington
avenue last night 10y Detective Lawrence and
locked up in the central station on the charge
of Vagrancy.
Miss Gertrude Sprague, for two years con-
tralto in the First Baptist church choir and
ErNN i'm oil fin mir Af
city. has recently accepted position in the
Trinity church choir of Denver.
W. W. Woodward, successor to J. L. Blair
as freight and passenger agent of the Santa
Fe route, has taken charge of the companys
office at 255 Temple court. Mr.. Blair goes
TO California to look after an orange grove he
owns there.
Darius commandery. of the knights Temp
lar. VIII place a $500 stained window in
Holy Trinity church, on the East side, in
recognition of the services of the rector,
Rev. A. j. Graham, VINO is prelate Of the
eommandery.
The negro problem was discussed at ST.
Peters African NJ. E. church last evening by
a small but energetic gathering of the colored
people OF this city, and the addresses of Rev.
X. ii. Williamson. u. W. Mitchell, William R.
Morris and W. j. Wheaton were enthusiast
cally received.
The Father Matthew Society of the I'M
maculate Conception has elected the follow
P. churchill; vice president, d. NJ. Questin;
corresponding Secretary j. f. Quinn; tinan-
clal secretary, j. Burns: treasurer, D. Cor
bett; marshal, P. II. Pendergast.
r On last sunday night burglars broke into
the office of Capt. W. w. Brown, manager OF
the Theatre Comique, and effected an en-
trance into the safe and carried off $3.50
The police think it was the work of profess
Eionals No arrests have been made.
Frank r. Williams, the chief of the division
Of hn ptn ne
the United States. will meet the manufact-
nrers OF the city at the West hotel this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock TO arrange for gathering
statistics and other information necessary
for the completion Of this portion Of the
census.
Ex,Mayor W. R. Vaughan, Of Council
Bluffs, To-, now editor of the Omaha Daily
Demncrat has written to Mayor Babb asking
for information in regard to the philan-
thropists of Minneapolis He is preparing to
publish a book, to be known as ''Philan-
throplsts of Amer;c a." and will give brief
account of philanthropcal WORK in all the
large cities