St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-30
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were 81, 29o,-
1lS.I6.
There is large demand for oranges in the
City. The supply, which consists chiefly of
Florida fruit, Is small.
The case of {. G. Dorset charged with dis
posing of mortgaged properly unlawfully,
has been continued one week.
The ladies of All Souls church will hold
their annual fair on Thursday and Friday of
next week in the church parlors.
Rabbi Marks delivered the second lecture
In his course Friday evening, in which he de-
picted the injustice 10 which the Jewish race
had been subjected.
The Lyndale electric car line was opened
yesterday. The cars are now running regu-
larly. The route is via Lyndale avenue 10
Twenty, eighth street to Hennepin avenue.
Rev. d. }. Burrell will deliver his new lee
ture on Oliver Cromwell tomorrow evening
at Andrew Presbyterian church, corner
Fourth street and Eighth avenue southeast.
Rev. William b. Hamilton, rector Of ST.
1uke's church Pleasant avenue and thirty
Second street. Will say farewell to his cou-
gregatiOn 10 day, as he goes East to remain
some months.
The Young Mems Literary club will hold
meeting tomorrow evening at clock IN
the rooms of the Canadian American club,
Guaranty Loan building. for the admission
of applicants 10 membership.
The county commissioners yesterday after
noon sent TWO little destitute children TO the
stale public school at Owatonna. Their
names are Eta and Harry Stevens, and both
were deserted by their parents.
Special gospel services will be held in the
Bethlehem Presbyterian church. corner
Twentieth street and Pleasant avenue. dur
ing the week beginning to-day. conducted
by the pastor, Rev. David McCa>lIn.
The balloling ty the MeihodiSts on the
question of admitting women TO the general
conference disclosed that the larger number
of the church members were in favor OF it.
AL The returns are not yet in. The vote was
small.
Edward P. Gilbert was yesterday morning
bound over 10 the district court for stealing
a double harness and blanket from Z. ).
BracketIs barn on Wednesday night. He
sold the property TO secondhand dealer for
81 so.
Congressman II. c. Hansbrough, of Devils
Lake, n. D., passed through Minneapolis
Friday accompanied by Mrs. Hansbrough, on
his way to Washington. The CONGRESSMAN is
candidate for the United States senatorship
In opposition TO Pierce.
Eta and Harry Stevens, two children
whom circumstances and an uncomfortable
home had thrown upon the mercies of a
cold world, were ordered sent to the state
public school at Owatonna, where they will
be cared for during their tender years.
Minneapolis Lodge No. !, Knights of Pyth-
las, met Friday night ana elected officers for
the ensuing year as follows: c. c.. E. B.
Mayo: V. c., John Farley; p, c. W. Gulich;
i. of r. and S, f. a. George; NJ. E.. j. Ii.
Mcconnell; NJ. F., +. w. Delameter; NJ. A,
James Hart.
Rev. Charles A. Reese, of Rutland. VT,
whom the congregation of the Central Bap-
list church of this city has called as its pas
tor, will tender his resignation at Rutland
to-day This is considered a conclusive in
dicatiOn of his determination TO accept the
Minneapolis call.
The first concert of Fritz Schlachter with
his pupils will take place Wednesday, Dec
II, IN the new Century hail. The programme
includes selections for violin. cello string
quartette, quartette for four violins, quar-
tette for four 'cellos, and vocal numbers by
Miss Josephine Jennings and c. W. Bowen
James Merrick, charged by Mary Olson
with seduction, has been released from the
central police station, he having furnished
Sl,OO bail. The case will go to the grand
jury. Mary Olson is a chambermaid en-
pIoyed in The Arlington hotel. Merrick. 1t is
alleged, trifed with Mary Olson, and is now
engaged to wed another woman.
Capt. Buerfening yesterday moved with his
for, lao .he new police station, corner of
Nineteenth aver Ne and Third street north.
The former quarters were in the round block
near the corner of Washington and Plym-
outh avenues. The new structure is well
adapted to the needs of a modern and we'll
equipped police station. The formal OPEN
Ing of the new quarters will take place this
week.
Julius Todd, colored expressman, COM
had purchased at Witt Bros meat market, on
Washington avenue. near First avenue south,
on Thanksgiving dav, had poisoned his fam
Uy. Meat lnspec, or Davies examined the re-
mainder of the meat, and pronounced it free
Of nj nous matter. Todd's family have re-
covered.
Sister Christiana of the sisterhood of the
Holy Nativity. will teach the ladies' Bible
class of ST. Marks parish to-day at 1915.
The sisterhood was first instituted by Bishop
Grafton, of Fond du Lac, Wis, in Boston,
when a rector in that city. Since then the
siSIerhood house has been moved to Provi-
dence. h. l. All women are invited to at
tend.
An enjoyable banquet was rendered Paul
Jennison, solo 'celhSt of the Mendelssohn
Quintette club Saturday evening after the
concert by some of his old fraternity associ-
Rtes at the Guaranty Loan building. Those
present were Messrs. Paul Jennison, James
Jennison, j. b. Hawley, a. f. Pillsbury, N.
n: Cross, Frank C. Todd. j. G. Cross, Frank
". Downs and II. j. March.