St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLORULES.
The bank clearings yesterday were S., oeo,-

The bank clearings yesterday were l,o60,-
1927.
A teachers examination viii be held at the
high school, Dec. % and II.
The ladies of the Central Non-Partisan ".
G. T. q. will hold special business meeting
at the residence of Mrs. T. B. Walker, 8
Henuepin avenue, Monday, at 8 p. IN.
Sunday school mass meeting will be held
at Friends church, corner of Stevens avenue
and Lake street, this evening at so O'Clock.
At the Hennepin quarterly meeting of the
Free Baptist churches, Friday afternoon, it
was decided to hold the next meeting at
Champlin.
The third lecture of the course under the
auspices of the Young Ladies' Home Mission
will be given next Wednesday evening at
Sunshine in Labor"
Mr.. and Mrs. Beyfus and child, of Yoko-
hama, Japan, were at the West yesterday.
MIR. Beyfus thought Japan a fine country,
and said so i'll good English; but he didn t
want TO be interviewed.
Rufus Smith has arrived in the city. and
will conduct special meetings tor about ten
days at the Christian Workers Union mis-
sion, 20 Washington avenue south, every
noon and evening.
The art history class will meet in the Lii
brary building next Monday evening The
class this year is taking up the subject OF
architecture in a most thorough and ex-
haustive style. Monday evening Burt HAIR
wood will speak on Gothic Architecture in
France"
Somebody saw steam coming ont Of the
windows of the fourth floor of Lillibridge's
bakery about z o'clock yesterday morning,
and turned in fire alarm. thinking il smoke.
The fire department quickly responded, but
its services were not needed.
The opening service of Holy Trinity church
will occur TO oay. Bishop NJ. N. Gilbert will
preach the sermon, and the surpliced choir
of men and boys. will appear for the first
time. The church has been dou. led in ca
pacity, and room added for the vested choir
of twenty-four.
The Minneapolis Evergreen Dramatic club
will present the meludrama, Among the
breakers at the Lake street. Eighth ward,
Relief hall Wednesday evening, Dec. IL.
It's to be presented under the auspices of
the Grand lodge. /. o. G. T., and for the ben
eft of the Nom Partisan w. C. T. U.
The. Sisterhood of Bethany hold their ff-
teenth annual meeting at the Church of the
Redeemer this evening. The reports for the
year will be read and followed by an address
by the president Mrs. Van Cleve. The meet
ing will be one of great interest and large
attendance is expected.
The twelve-yearold son of John Patterson.
OF IL Third street north. was so seriously IN
jhred Friday night that he viii. probably die
The boy was running across Second street
north, between First and Second avenues,
when he was struck by a street car horse. He
was Knocked down, the horse tramping upon
the boys head. which is terribly crushed
The Central w. c. T. u has elected Mrs. l..
D. Mitchell superintendent of evangelical
work in the industrial school. and So has
been contributed toward sending one into
the lumber camp OF Grand Rapids, Mimi.
A letter from Mrs L. S. Wright, Ttate cores
ponding secretary, showed that twenty-five
new unions had been organized since the
state convention was held last September
The Grain Receivers associat on has ell
ected the following officers for the ensuing
year: L. r. Brooks president; Z. NJ. Har-
rington, vice president; Ii. w. Commons,
treasurer; w. B. Mohler. secretary. $. S.
Linton was appointed chairman of The ware
house and inspection committee, and l.. NJ.
Sherman member of that committee The
committees are otherwise unchanged.
Cataract Council No. 500, Royal Arcanum,
has elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: Regent II. f. Converse; vice
regent, c. j. Robertson; orator, George C.
stiIlman; past regent, S. G. Kelsey; seere-
tary. j. ". Chapman; treasurer, George s.
Greenleaf; collector, H. S. Kelsey; guide, L.
W. Woodrow; warden, G. L. Chapman,
sentry. Clinton Brooke; trustees, G. A. Claw
SOL, Clinton Brooke, T. II. Steirley.