St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-15
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were, $685.
341.50.
Miss Halle O. Brown, of Allen university,
Columbia, s. C., is to give reading at the
First Baptist church this evening.
The annual meeting of the Central W. G..
T. U. will be held at the reading room, IA
Fourth street SOUTH at p. N. to-day.
At the meeting of the board of exposition
directors the matter of Sunday school ana
fire department paradeS was referred to spe-
cial committees.
The local ODD Fellow lodges have arranged
for n celebration next Tuesday eve ming in
honor of the North Star lodge degree statf's
victory at Chicago.
Hattie Brush, Matte St clair, Jennie Jones
and Anna Bell paid $500 i'll fines yesterday
afternoon on the familiar charge of Keeping
q house of ill-fame
Work was yesterday begun at the exposi-
ton building upon the artificial lake to rep
resent the Bay of Naples and the Last Days
of Pompeii spectacle.
John A. Moore is out on bail He was re-
leased yesterday morning when his friend,
Mr. Field, put up 500 i'll cash in the mu
nicipal court. He Will have at least six days
of liberty.
c. f. Thorpe, salesman for the st. Paul
type foundry. fell down an elevator shaft In
Jannev Bros hardware store on Fourth
street yesterday and injured his back and
shoulders.
special from Tacoma, Wash, says Henry
Hoffman, of Kansas City. were drowned
Wednesday afternoon while fishing on
American lake by the capsizing of the boat.
The Orpheus, Normand'enes and Apollo
singing societies of Minneapolis and st. Paul,
which have united into one joint society,
have been invited by Manager Regain to take
part in the exercises of Scandinavian day at
the exposition.
The Game and Fish Protective association
of Minnesota, will meet this evening at y
-Ho1o HA., IL hos
interested are invited to be present. The
ways and means of securing the better pro-
lection of fish and game will be discussed.
There will be a meeting of the voters Of
the Tenth ward, irrespective OF party, at the
school house corner Thirty second avenue
north and Fremont, Friday evening, to dis
cuss the political situation and make such
arrangements as will be to the best interests
OF the ward.
John Rowe, who claimed that he was a
"black face comedian, was fined $50 yes
terday for assault and battery committed
upon Minnie Palmquist, domestic at l09
Seventh street south. Rowe did not live in
the house, but said he went there to call on q
friend and got into the wrong room.
The mortgage securing the debenture
bonds of the Pillsbury Washburn Flour
Mills company, amounting to some So, $780,
600, has just been filed here, and Gov.
Pillsbury states that this is the concluding
act in the formal transfer of the mill prop
erty from the former owners to the new cor
poration.
The board of education met yesterday aft
ernoon and decided to have an exhibit of the
work of manual training arranged, under the
supervision of Prof. j. F. Greer, for the ex-
position. The exhibit will be given a per-
manent place on the second floor adjoining
the Edison exhibit, and lady teacher will
be detailed to have charge of it.
Articles of incorporation were filed yester-
day for the Farmers Loan and Savings COM
The onnItal
}ncorparators are L. Arthur Scott. P. o Bean
and j. j. Opsahl, of Staples. Todd county; j.
W; Earl, of Fergus Falls; n. Kjelds. of Ada
j. T. Brooks of Renville: j. A. Folsom, Min
neapolls; E; J. Kirby, of Pittsburg, Pa; E. p.
O'Brien and p. A. Mccarthy, OF Morris.
The non-partisan W. c. T. q. have per
guaded Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Doutney TO
remain in Minneapolis few days longer and
conduct meetings at headquarters of W. G. t.
U. at 2l5 Hennepin avenue. Speeches will
be made by reformed men and women, and
the Happy Georgian" jubilee singers will be
in attendance every night. Free admission
pledge so far.
North MinneapolisCatho Church
The Catholic Church of the Ascen-
sion, at the corner of Bryant and Eight
zenith avenue north, will be opened
with services tomorrow at 8 and 1875
a. m. This is the fourteenth Catholic
churchin Minneapolis. The structure
is not yet completed, and will be form
ally dedicated later. The church is s
frame building, 9Ox36 feet. A bell
weighing 1910 pounds and bear the in
scription, MARY is my name. Mrs
Mary McCue presented me to the AS
cension Roman Catholic church, Min
neapolis, Mimi, Aug. Is. $780," vii
call the congregation together for wor
ship. A golden ciborium and osburso
rum are the gifts of Mrs. MA. Whelan
A fine reed pipe organ is furnished by
W. Dyer & Bro. Rev. Father A. Chris.
tie is pastor of the church.