St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday we're S2,060,-
IS 80.
Miss Grace Taylor, of Washington, D. c.,
and Miss Pearl Coon, Hudson, Wis, are visit
ing friends i'll the city.
Chris A. Gallagher and John j. Kinnane
have formed law partnership; Office dol
aO3 Guaranty Loan building.
The annual Xmas sale and reception of the
First Baptist church will be held at the
church Friday, Dec. .. from 2 to p. IN. Ali
are cordially invited TO attend.
E. D. Titus typewriter is out in state
ment exoneTating him from the charge of
entertaining any evil intentions in that Bank
of Commerce building episode.
The trustees of Westminster church held
their monthly meeting Monday evening
The new building projected was not dis
cussed. and the session being routine was
brief.
charles Shandrew, ex-lnsurance commits.
sioner. has succeeded G. H. Spencer as secre-
tary CT the Minneapolis Mutual Fire In
surance company, assuming his new duties
yesterday.
The firm of f. E. Litton & Co., druggists.
doing business at 3OO1 Hennepin avenue. has
temporarily suspended business. The cred
1tOrS held a meeting yesterday, and il is
thought settlement can be reached
Oil has been used at the Single creek
pump house for the last five DAYS for fuel in
stead of coal. City Engineer Rinker and the
council committee on water works have Wis
tied the pump house TO see how the new
method or making steam works. They will
probably report to-day.
Tonight at Westminster church c. N Han
son, an elocutionist of marked ability. will
be heard. Mr.. Hanson during his short ca
reer as II public lecturer and reader has es-
tablished a wonderful reputation. The sale
of tickets has been quite large and he doubt.
lessly will face large audience.
Arizona Kid a cowboy was fined S.
yesterday by Judge MahOney for dischar g-
ing mis- revolver in the neighborhood of the
union depot. Officer Garvin nipped the
AriZonian and conveyed him tothe lookup
lie told the judge his gun went off acct
denially. The judge didn't think so.
The Nickel Provident Fund has now 100.
600 stamps for its depositors' use Each de-
posltor has card diviGed into thirty-slx
squares. " henever he deposits anything a
stamp indicating its value is pasted on the
card. The card is not transferable and the
stamps are not good when detached
The library board met yesterday afternoon
and transacted routine business. sc. Gale has
presented to the library handsome terres.
trial globe, which was accepted yetterdav
and ordered placed in the reading room.
The board decided to borrow Sc. 900 from
Augsburg seminary TO tide the institution
over financial breakers
A series OF undenominational and strictly
eVangellcal meetings are being held every
evening at 80 up stairs over 245 HennepiT,
avenue. a. L. johnson. Mrs NJ A. Date and
others are at The head. The object is to reach
the non church going masses, especially the
poor. Sunday school for newsb oys, boot
blacks and others is held at 3 p. m.
The Brotherhood of Gethsemane has an.
pointed committee to make arrangements
for the celebration of the brotherhood's
twenty-second anniversary next Sunday even
ing. The officers elected month ago will
be installed at that time, and there will be
an address by Bishop Knickerbocker of In
olana, the founder of the brotherhood, and
the first rector of Gethsemane.