St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-28
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Father o. 81. McKenna, o. p, will lecture
at the Lycerim theater Tuesday, Oct. z.
Hector Baxter has given three lots in st.
Louis park to the Episcopal church, to be
used as site for church. -
James Seaman received twenty days in the
workhouse yesterday for ali assault on W.
II. Barnes. son of the famous kissing
Barnes
A small fire in the basement at 7O5 Nicolet;
avenue Yesterday afternoon was extinguished
by GrantBell, bicyclist.
beautiful location on Colfax avenue
south, near the Douglas school, has been se--
cured for a new Methodist church, which
will be built some time before next spring. s
The final surveys for the belt line bridge Of
made, and work will be commenced very
soon. The contract has been let to the Shift
Ter Bridge company, of Philadelphia.
The catalogue of the Minneapolis School
OF Fine Arts, Douglas Volk director, is just
Off the press, and is a tastefully compiled
bit of work. An excellent illustration of the
public library serves as a frontispiece.
A barn belonging to Philip Kiesner, at
1910 Ramsey street. was destroyed by fire
shortly after Ter o'clock Friday, and horse
$1,000. -
Articles of Incorporation were filed yester-
day with the secretary OF state in st. Paul by
Tie SWculSH EVaIlSol1CaI LutQeran Cnurch
Of Minneapolis. The board of trustees con-
sists of August Anderson, Frank Sackrison
and Frank Storbeck.
The North Minneapolis Scandinavian TEN
perance society held grand festival at G. A.
r. hall, Twentieth avenue north and Wash
ington last evening. A good programme was
presented, including speeches, instrumental
and vocal music, etc.
Yesterday morning in the government
building Judge Thomas formally adjourned
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until next March. The Office of the clerk of
these courts will remain open, however for
the filing of new suits.
Sydney l.. Wright, Charles L. Bone and
John b. Gest of Philadelphia. capitalists
who are interested in the affairs of the Wash
burn Mill company, are at the West. The
semi-annual meeting of the Washburn COM
pany will be held at the Office next Monday.
The state Episcopal Sunday school lnsti-
tute will hold its third annual meeting at
day. The general topic is 1.-The Religious
Training of Children" There will be papers
by Bishop Gilbert and number OF the
clergy.
give reception in honor of Albert r. Saw
age, of Auburn, Me-, supreme dictator of the
order. The reception will be held Monday
evening in G. A. K. hall in the Masonic tenn
pie. This is his first visit TO this city, and
endeavors will be made TO make the welcome
hearty one
E. W. Ruffcut, of the law firm Of Croker
& Huffcut, who has been resident of Min
neapolis for TWO years. has gone to Bloom
ington. Ind, to become a professor of law in
the Indiana state university, over which
David Star Jordan. the well-known scientist
| presides. Mr.. Huffcut was formerly an in
structor of rhetoric at Cornell university.
The street railway com pany has taken off
| the Riverside line of street cars on Third
| street. and beginning with last evening the
| Bloomington avenue line runs ON Sixth av-
| enue north Instead. The tracks on Third
| street beyond Sixth avenue north are accord
| ingly being taken up. The Cedar avenue
| line still runs on Third street to the turn
| table near the Boston block.
| The yearly donation day for the Sheltering
| Arms, Twenty seventh and Aurora avenltes
is next Thursday. The ladies of the board
| will be in attendance and serve lunch. Gifts
| of any kind will be welcomed with gratitude
| Anything which can be used in home of
| thirty children, to eat or wear will be of
service. Any one who cannot come may
drop, card to Mrs. Thompson, matron of
| the home, or to Rev. William Wilkinson.
2uO3 Twenty-firsI avenue north, who will see
| gifts called for.