St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-24
MINNEAPOLIS GLoRULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were 81, l09,-
S2l.3l.
Mrs. Charles Weber, of 29l7 Iindley ave
nue. died Dee. 10 at Newport Ky. She was
thirty-four, and leaves five children.
John Anderson got too close to young
ladys pocketbook al the Glass Block on
Monday and yesterday he was sent to the re-
form school.
The usual ante Christmas rush IS on at the
postotice. All the employees are working
over time and are not so badly clogged as
they expect TO be tomorrow.
The Lowry Hill Congregational church is
making overtures TO Rev. Nehemiah Boyn-
ton to become its pastor. There is more than
possibility that he Will accept.
The hotel and restaurant walters have per-
fected the organization of their union with
forty members. A stand will be made fol-
shorter hours. especially for The night men.
Prof. W. K. Harper will deliver free lee
lure this morning at 1880 in the main audi
ence room of the First Baptist church on the
Life, Character and Times of Isaiah'' All
are invited.
At q temperance prize speaking contest
last Friday evening at the Emmanuel chapel,
Second street and Thirteenth avenue north
east, Miss Henrietta A. Danens was awarded
the Demorest silver medal.
The Y. NJ. C. y. will hold open house New
Years Day. their lady friends assisting in re-
ceiving from until 10 p. m. There will be
music and refreshments and every Young
man in the city is invited.
a reception and dinner were rendered 10
Prof. W. X. Harper in the main dining room
OF the Guaranty Loan cafe at II O'Clock
yesterday by the ministers of the city. There
were upwards of seyenty-fye pastors present.
The little stretch OF cable track from Wash
1ngton avenue to the union station is proving
dangerous TO horses There were two in.
stances yesterday where horses caught their
toe calks IN the slot and were thrown down.
Word has been received from Rev. Charles
A. Reese, of Rutland, Vt, that he has been
released from his old charge and will take up
ms work in the Central Baptist church of
Minneapolis the first Sunday of the new
year.
Little Jimmie Donegan, @ twelve-year- old
cash boy at the Glass block was held up OH
Bradford avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
avenues north, on Saturday night by three
boys aud robbed of his weekly earnings
These youthful highWaymen are quite mum.
erous
II. w. Ford has been appointed assistant at
the Minneapolis signal station. He has been
employed for eight years in the United States
signal corps. Tie has been stationed for vari-
GUS lengths of time at Savannah. Ca, ST.
Louis, Cairo, Fort Totten, y. D., and ST.
Paul.
There is complaint among the street car
conductors in The matter of the purchase OF
uniforms. The coats are sold by only one
firm in the city, and the price charged-SlG
each-is regarded as exhorbitant. The con
ductors also say that the coats will not be
warm enough.
Nick Anderson. a driver of a delivery
wagon, wes seriously injured at Third ave
hue south and First street yesterday by fall.
ing from the seat upon the wagon beneath
the forward wheels. lie was taken to the
city hospital. He lives at Reed creek and
has large family.
A number of the ladies of the ". C. T. q.
met at $50 o'clock yesterday in their rooms
at the coffee palace and celebrated, with ap-
proprlate exercises, the anniversary of the
temperance crusade There was much inter
esting talk over this important event in the
history of the organization.
Archbishop Ireland denies that Father
Dagnault of the Church of Notre Dame des
Lourdes has been suspended for permitting q
church fair with lottery features. He says
Father Dagnault has simply left The diocese
of st. Paul with the permission of the ordi-
nary and returned to his former spiritual
allegiance III Canada.
Division No ., A. o. H.. in afIiliation with
the Board of Erin, has been duly organized
in this city with the following officers Presi
dent, John Collins; vice president, NJ j
Lynch; recording secretary John Hart
financial secretary, j. II. McNally; treasurer
Hugh Butler. This makes the fourth division
organized in the Twin Cities in the past six
months.
Arcania lodge, A. F. & A. NJ, held an in
6tallation of officers Monday night. Deputy
W. +. Roberts conducted the exercises and
Installed the following officers: w. NJ, j. H
BradiSh; ). W, Frank H. Ring; j. W.. j. d.
Tolman; treasurer, J. ii. Moody; secretary
Dan. C. Brown; 5. D., George Richard; j D.
L. Moatz; s.. S. : Kane; j. s., Andrew Mas
sic; chaplain, George A. Ford; tyler, c. D
Brown.
The agent for the S. P. c. A. makes his re
port for the week ending Dec. 20 as follows
Complaints and cases investigated, s.; chill
dren rescued from cruel treatment and cared
for, 2; horses unfit for service shot, .; horses
laid up from work with sore backs, 2; lame
horses laid up from work, 3: reproved an(
warned for turning old horses out to die. 1
feproved and warned for beating horses, l
blanAeted horses on street 4.