St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
Bank clearings yesterday, $685., 7s5.e7.

BANK cleaflngS yesterday, Sb60, T90.6I.
George w. Cooley is in South Dakota doing
some government surveying.
The funeral of George w. Logan occurs at
2 clock from the First Methodist Episcopal
church today.
Rev christopher Janson will deliver a lee
ture on scandinavian Mythology at All Souls
+ church on Tuesday evening, Jan.7.
The Rationalists meet at D. M. at 22I
Washington avenue south. Subject: Rec
ognltion of God in the Constitution" j.
Maddox will lead.
G. NJ. Hardenbergh, who was injured last
week by a fall, is getting along quite COM
fortably, though 1t will be several months be-
fore he can get about.
Messrs. Manson and Boive, working among
the lumbermen, will speak at special meet
ing for men in the lecture room of Westmin-
ster church this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Capt Paul Boyton, the noted aquatic ex-
pert. is trying to secure as an attraction
Arthur Dugas, the lumberman who won the
log rolling contest at the exposition last all.
post mortem examination of the body of
John II. Cronin, a sWitchman who died sud-
denly at the Butler hotel, showed that death
resulted from pneumonia. No inquest will
be held.
By order of Judge Young Clearance o.
Nash has been appointed guardian of Burn
ard l. Bridell, a minor, SO that the latter
may bring suit against the Manitoba Railroad
company.
The deposed trustees Of Emmanuel Baptist
church say they will not resign. just how
they propose to hold onto the Offices from
which the church has removed them does
not appear.
Another suit has been brought against the
National Lumb Der company to secure vaca-
ton of their lease on certain land on the
East side, now occupied by them. @. ii.
Soules is the plaintiff in the case.
No delay will be caused in the opening Of
the university in consequence of the fire
there Friday morning. Recitation rooms will
be improvised in the law building and the
chapel until the building is repaired.
Milton Roberts, of pal Twenty ninth av-
enue south. who is blind. and who celebrated
his seventy-ffth birthday yesterday, has in
vented new rail joint. which he expects
will prove valuable thing for railroads.
First Spiritual society holds services in
Odd Fellows hall, No. ~ Washington ave-
nue. north, $50 p. m. Lecture and descrip-
tons. Subject: 1.-The Orthodox He'll" post
poned from last Sunday on account of sick
ness.
Miss Adele Gorham died yesterday after
noon at the residence of her father, DaYi d
Gorham, 1926 North Aldrich avenue, aged
thirty years, after lingering illness Of con-
sumption. The funeral will be announced
later
c. A. Pillsbury went East Friday mig hit 1t
is stated that Mr.. Pillsbury will appear before
the ways and means co mmittee of the ma
tional house of representatives to give his
opinion as to the provision of the tariff bill
now being framed.
Us. P. Plummer Camp No. 9, Sons of Vet
Grams, will hold public installation of Off
GERS at S. P. Plummer Post han, corner
Washington and First avenues north, Mon
day evening, Jan. 6. A literary and musical
programme will be given The Daughters of
Rebecca will install officers at the same time.
The court house and city hail commission
will hold its annual meeting next Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock. The election of Of
ficers for 1890 will be the principal business
of the commission at this meeting. There
Will also be reports given by the old officers,
secretary, treasurer, and clerk of the works.
Forman, Ford & Co., the wholesale glass
dealers have discovered that Albert Meyer
helm, a salesman in their employ until
month ago. has borrowed from his country
trade wherever he could sums ranging from
S5'to SIS, amounting to about Sl45. His
creditors extend from Chicago to Mitchell,
S. d.
The Order OF Chosen Friends has demon
strated the great benefit of mutual aid socie-
ties by paying to Mrs. Sarah L. Raltz, 1909
Twenty second street south. Minneapolis,
ST. 800 on account of total disability from
heart disease. She has been a member of
the order over ten years. Twelve million
dollars are being distributed annually in the
United States by all the mutual aid societies.