St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-19
MINNEAPOLIS GtiDBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
Sal2.244.53
The second term of the ''Deestrlct Skewl''
will open at the Church of the Redeemer to
night.
There will be Demorest silver medal con.
test at the Friends church. Stevens avenue
and Lake street, Friday evening.
John B vie O'Reilly, of Boston. win lecture
on THE Poets and Poetry of Ireland" at the
Harris theater. Sunday evening, March 9.
Son. at Sixth avenue south and First street,
was slightly damaged by fire at noon yester-
day.
There was large advance sale of seats to.
day for the Max Rel engagement at the
Grand Thursday night The clever French
humoriSt is assured of large audience.
Mrs. D. Il. Turner. or 2 3 Thirteenth av-
enue south. who ATTEMPTED suici lie on Mon.
day J taking poison and slashing her throst
with a razor, was said to be out of danger
yesterday.
1t is understood that MINNEAPOLIS. Hem
nepin and Khurum lodges of Masons are dis
satisfied with the quarters awarded them in
the new Masonic Temple as being too small
This may result in their hiring other quar-
ters
At the meeting of the Congregational min
listers late Monday afternoon Messrs. Brown
aud Paddock reported DR.. Kilvington as say
ing that he had been misrepresented in re-
gard to the orders issued as to the houses Of
ill-fame.
Young child of joseph Maska. at 1901
Second street north died of diphtheria No
medical aid had been summoned until few
minutes before the death of the child. when
it was found that three other cases existed in
the house.
Thomas Johnston and Annie Wheeler, NJ. K.
Ctiey and Mrs. Elizabeth Mccoy, C. g. Lar
son and Ida swanson, orlando Coleman and
Lucinda Eastman, Edwin Hubbard and
Elizabeth Eaton.
The North side branch of the public library
will be opened next Monday or Tuesday.
Although the branch is located in the High
school building it has no special connection
with that institution, but like the public
library is open 10 all.
Twenty-ope banks in Minneapolis paw O.
personal tax for the year 1889 of SCI, 776. IA
on an assessed valuation of 81, 375,9l5. This
does not include all the taxes paid bv the
capital invested in banking, as all real estate
owned by the nank is taxed as such and de-
Quoted from the capital that would otherwise
pay personal tax.
CRev. David Tice. superintendent Of Meth
odiSt city missions, is out in an open letter
to Dr.. Thwing intimating that his denomi-
nation doesn't propose to let the Congrega-
tionalists cultivate the Lowry hill territory
alone. He says Methodist church is to be
built al Humboldt avenue and Franklin as
soon as site is secured.
The Emma Hovey Williams benefit concert
is TO De teo "a, at Harris theater, and
tickets dated Feb. % are good for the Gath
Those who take part are the Sappho and
Cecilian quartettes. Mae Harris Arson, Susie
Mckay. Laura Carroll Dennis, Julia May,
George W. Ferguson, NJ. de Raichie and
Gustavus johnson. Mrs. L. W. Dunn, In
Greek costume, will give illustrations Of har-
mony Of motion according to Delsarte.
Secretary Holt. of the Associated Charities,
has received letter from Postmaster Lord.
of Lordsbugg, N. D.. showing that there is
great destittftion in his locality, and solicit
ing aid. Secretary holt has prepared descrip-
tive slips of the needs of The various families
in the localities mentioned. and all goods re-
ceiyed for this purpose no will -, :