St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-24
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were S541,-
bSO34.
The city hospital is overcrowded. There
are now tifty-tiVe patients and only fifty five
beds.
Mrs. II. NJ, Weeks. one of the old settlers of
ST Anthony. died at her home. 227 Sixth
avenue southeast, yesterday Afternoon.
Sadie L. Fitch. daughter of j. n. Fitch,
recently q resident of Minneapolis at 592
Sixth avenue north. died Jan. 10 at Colorado
Springs.
Plymouth Congregational church has taken
out permit To erect frame chapel at Sec
Ond street and Thirteenth avenue ortheast
to cost 81 500.
Mrs. Foreman E. Clark, of Chicago. gave
very interesting lecture at the Simpson NJ. Z.
church yesterday afternoon, entitled Social
Purify for the benefit of the Eighth Ward
". G. T. U.
The council committee on railroads will
meet Tuesday afternoon 10 consider the mo-
ton made at the last meeting of the city
council in regard 10 transferring the electric
line to First avenue south from Nicullet.
The new Emmanuel mission of Plymouth
church at Second street and Fourteenth ave-
nue. northeast is to be formally dedicated
Feb. ., though the first services will be held
there Sunday. 1t cost $500, and will seat
40.
The high pressure duty attachments of the
pumps at the North side station have now
been in successful operation three days.
Worthington company will make their high
duty lest.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday: John A. Magunnon and
Christina Haselgrew, Jan Tajerle and Katie
Koterch, Herman Sandholm and Susanna
Abrahamson, Otto Niberg and Fannie l.
Youker.
The next meeting Of, the Congregational
club will take place next Monday evening.
Pastors OF other evangelical churches of the
city have been invited to be present. The
opening address will be made by Rev. Wal
lace NutLing, of ST. Paul
The following subscriptions to the ex-
position guarantee fund have been received
by Mr. Regain: The Plymouth Clothing
house. 5000; W. j. Dyer d Bros, 81. 900:
Ferrick Bros. 81 90; Judge NJ. B. koon,
So ~; II. C. Truesdale, 500.
The council at its last meeting passed q
resolution ordering the clerk of the munich
pal court TO file no papers until the pay for
the same had been received. Hereafter when
q deposit in any case has been exhausted
another must be made before filing any
further papers.
one of the most elaborate events Of the
winter viii be the reception which takes
place at the residence of Mrs. hufus r.
Rand. This afternoon and evening at her
residence on Harmon Place The afternoon
viii be devoted TO married ladies, while
the evening will be enjoyed by the younger
people. a favored few will participate in
a german which will continue from IL P. m.
till a. m.
The board of vestrymen of Gethsemane
church nave concluded 10 make some radi-
cal changes in the financial conduct of the
church. Seats have been heretofore free
and all church expenses have been met by
voluntary subscriptions Hereafter the pews
will be rented at q valuation to be determined
by the veAtrymen. This change has been
made necessary by the larger salary paid the
new pastor.
The twenty-second annual meeting of the
rataranS of Hose No will ha
held at No. hose house. Third street and
Sixth avenue south. this evening. The re-
union is to be preceded by the business
meeting, at which the officers for the en-
sUing year Will be elected. After the meet
{ng there will be dance and an old-fasn-
toned basket picnic supper. Only about
thirty members of "0ld Hose No. - now
survive.
The Baptist union met in the lecture room
of the First Baptist church Wednesday even
ing and elected officers as follows: Presi-
dent, John Day Smith; vice-presidents,
Harry P Judson and W. w Huntington
secretary, W. L. Harris; treasurer, j. B
CrooKer. The meeting was adjourned unit
next week to give the executive committee
time to prepare plans for the work OF the
year.
The committee appointed TO take charge
of the relief funds raised for the sufferers o.
the Tribune fire held a meeting yesterday
and decided TO pay Mrs. McCuteheon he
share in one installment The remainder o.
Inc 1unOS Will De invested ny OeO. a DIdcK
eft for the children in such way that il vii
yield the greatest results. Each child vii
have about S804.
Articles of incorporation were filed yester
day by the Norwegian Young Mems Christian
association, for period of thirty years. TIT
management of the association is vested IN
board of nine directors. who are 10 hold othc'
for term of three years. The first board o
directors are Christian Foss d. P. Blecksted
B. S. Stark, P. L. 0plo, j. II. Field, Ii. :
Buderson, NJ. U. Void, F. E. Sturm and W
Peterson. The incorporators are Christian
Foss, ole Blacksted, b. S. Stark, P. l.. 0plo
j. II. Field, II. A. Anderson, II. q. Void, +
Z. Sturm and W. Peterson.