St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-06
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

An entertainment will be given by promi-
nent mutes III the city at the Central Baptist
Church Saturday, Dee. Is.
The votes SO lar reported on the question
OF admitting women TO the general confer.
ence of The NJ. E church show a total of
2,5lO for and SSl against.
The bank clearings yesterday were 81, 1885,.
against S7,346, 1870 for the same week
last year, an increase of 24 per cent.
Joe" Mackin, the notorious politician of
Chicago has just passed through the city.
While here he was Il guest at the West.
Mackln was accompanied by his wife
The debts of E. q. Hoffen and Ole j. Moe,
dealers in Photographic supplies at 4U3 Mic
ollet avenue, are 81, $50, with assets of g. So.
Such is the showing of the schedules filed
yesterday
Lvangelic services will be held in North
east minneapolis during the next two weeks,
conducted by c. ". Merrill, under the aus
pieces of the TAYLOR Street Methodist Shiloh
Presbyterian and Bethany Congregational
churches.
Bryce Bros. & Co. is the name of q new
firm just organized 10 deal in hardwood lum-
Der. The firm has leased plat of ground
Tor yard purposes at the intersection of
Eighteenth avenue and First street, and will
be ready for business in few days.
The members of six Scandinavian temper
ance organizations in this city have associ-
ated themselves together for the purpose of
holding lar, the proceeds Of which are 10
be used as a fund for temperance build
ing. The fair will be held al Freya hall 5O5
Washington avenue south, from Dee. to 10.
Articles of Incorporation OF the United
States Mining and Milling company have
been filed. The incorporates are A B.
Trombley, George W. Robinson, Herbert
Shear, c. j. Woodward {. +. Moore e. H.
Eastman and \. +. Ulmstead. The capital
STOCK Is S25U,UO0 and the place of mining is
Custer, S. D.
+. u. smith, laborer residing in ST. Paul,
was knocked down by an express wagon
near the corner of Washington and fIenne-
pi / avenues and severely LruiSed The ex-
pressman stopped his team and offered 10
drive smith home in his wagon. The offer
was accepted. and the vehicle was driven off
before the police were aware of the acct
dent.
Little Katie Hackett, aged eleven years. has
been rescued by the S. p. G. A from the
cruel treatment of her fathers cousin q
woman living on Ninth avenue, near Tween
t.-nlnth street. The child has been severely
beaten on several occasions, she says, with q
broomsuck. Her father, who resides at
Watertowi. Wis, has been Informed of her
condition
John Hoplund, the Norwegian found dead
IN his bed in room at No. 1913 Seventh
avenue south on Wednesday morning last
lived or had relations in WatertoWn, s. D.
Coroner Towers says the man died of con-
SUMPTION. lie was a mechanic and pro
sessed OF some money at the time of his
death. Supt- Bracket has written 10 his
friends requesting instructions as to the dis
posal of HOplund's body.
The improvements which have been under
way at The Holy Trinity Episcopal church.
on the East side, are about CONF leted The
church will be reopened week from next
Sunday. The auditorium has been very
much increased i'll size, and Handsomely dec
GRATED. bishop Gilbert will conduct the
services at the reOpening, and it is expected
that Rev. A. j. Graham, the rector, who has
been quite i'll, will lie present.
The construction of the bridge at Fourth
avenue north aud Washington is blocking
and delaying traffic i'll that vicinity. Long
lines Of street cars are frequently detained
Tor many minutes at time. If teams would
drive over second and Third street Instead
OF using the two avenues for Ihoroughfares
while the bridge Is being built it mig hit pos
sibly alleviate or do away with the trouble
Chief Bracket, at the suggestion of Aid.
Parry has taken this remedy under Consider
alton.
The committee of ministers appointed nv
the local Clergy TO devise means and sug-
gestions looking TO the betterment of the adj
minisIration of municipal affairs held It's
first meeting yesterday afternoon in the study
of DR.. Burrell, of the Westminster church.
Besides DR.. Burrell, Revs. Tiffany. Dickfn-
son. Negus and Lhannon were present. The
subject of the meeting was informally dis
cussed. 1t is thought thai future meetings of
the committee will be of public interest.