St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-12
MINNEAPOLIS aLoBuLEs.

The commencement exercises at Jud son
institute will be held Friday evening, May
30, at the First Baptist church.
Friday evening, May 16, the Q. W. L. So
ciety Of Southeast Minneapolis win open the
I. o. 0. f. hall, SIT Fourteenth avenue
southeast, with May party.
Though no official announcement has yet
been made the Irish Standard is able to say
upon very good authority that the state con-
vention Of the A. y. II. will, in all probable
ity, assemble at Duluth on Tuesday, June 10.
special train will be run from Minneapo
lis to the thirty second convention Of the
Minnesota Sunday schools, which will be
held at Winons, May 90 and 81. Several
Minneapolis ministers will make addresses.
Wednesday evening next Aid. E. G. Potter
delegates from the trades and labor assem-
bly,. the nationalist and the Single Tax
league on his project Of municipal control
of the electric lighting plant.
The division between the Immaculate Con
ception parish and the new Northern parish
This has been finally settled by Archbishop
Ireland, and is about the line the pastors
themselves had designated.
There will be painters mass meeting at
Labor Temple Tuesday evening. Every
painter in the city is earnestly requested to
be present. Several good speakers, ineiud-
ing Miss Eva Mcdonald, j. P. McGaughey, T.
II. Lucas and Fl. 3. MarU1n will address the
meeting.
A stated meeting Of the Minnesota
commandery OF the Loyal Legion will pc
held Tuesday evening at the West hotel The
business to be brought up is the election OF
officers for the ensuing year. After the BAN
quet the commandery will adjourn to e. A.
r. hall in the Masonic Temple and listen to a
paper by Maj. II. B. Freeman.
council for the installation of Rev. 8. l..
B. Speare will be held at Plymouth Congre-
gational church Wednesday evening. A. H.
Heath, D. D., Of Plymouth church. st. Paul,
is to preach the sermon. The service will be
1cal churches will be represented by 81. c..
Mabie, Of the Central Baptist church, who
will welcome him in their behalf.
1t Is expected that the Fifth Presbyterian
church. which was badly burned some time
ago, will be occupied in about two weeks.
The old church building is being fitted up as
chapel, as 1t is intended to build an audi
forum upon property adjoining the church.
1t is also in tended to change the name of the
church to Oak Lake church, as it is the only
that part Of town and Its name would define
its location. It's present legal or corporate
name will be retained.
A meeting OF the Sons Of the American
Revolution will be held in Minneapolis at
the West hotel Wednesday afternoon. May
IA, at 4 o'clock. All who know themselves
to be descended from Revolutionary ances-
tors are cordially invited to attend. Descent
may be traced into either male or female line
|. from ancestors who resided in this country
during the period Of the Revolutionary war,
and who aided the cause of independence in
any way.
William Cain, the saloonkeeper who was
shot by Tom Gallagher, is no longer in dan
ger. Contrary to the expectations of the at.
tending physicians, no evidences OF blood
poisoning have appeared Cain will probably
be out in day or so. So far as the injured
man is concerned he is not disposed to pros
ecute Gallagher. The latter did not intend
to shoot Cain, with whom he has been on
friendly terms.
freddy" Barrett, whom every one in Min
neapolis will remember as figuring in the
| great murder case, is now comparatively
prosperous merchant in a little town in ILL
| nois. He left Minneapolis for Chicago
shortly before the execution of his brothers.
| and moved into the suburbs where he could
| remain unknown with his family. He found
a position as local agent for furniture
house, and by saving his money soon got
enough to staff in business In small way in
| small town.