St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Rev. D. D. Mac Laurin breaches his last
sermon as pastor OF Emmanuel Baptist church
to-day. 80 - ~
The regular meeting of Zuhrah's Ladies
Will be held Friday, the eth, at 2:3U o. m.
IN their room in Masonic Temple
William H. Donahue has removed his law
once to the Minneapolis Bank building
corner of Third and Nicollet avenue.
The trial of indictments against Stevens
Dlckey and Strum will not come Off at Wi
mona III December. 1t will either be held at
the January term in st. Paul or March term
i'll Minneapolis.
At the annual meeting Of the Flour Civ
Odd Fellows Building association the follow
ing ofhcers were elected: President William
HOSP; vice president. W. W. Ehe; secretary
NJ. ID. McDiYitt; treasurer, j. Il. Kcatley.
Locke Richardson.will give a recital of
king Lear tomorrow at the Central Uiyh
School Assembly hail. Mr.. Richarson has
recently returned has from a most successful
tour around the world, and is everywhere ac-
knowledged as most successful Snakaspear-
can reader.
A very valuable invoice of books has inst.
been ADDED to the public library There are
about 4U0 in all. and are the works of the
best authors in dramatic and poetic iitera
ture OF the sixteenth, seventeenth and
eighteenth centuries. They fill q gap in
the literature of that time.
The non-partizan W. c. T. q. is preparing
to furnish hot tea and coffee to ladies be,
Z.
at three cents @ cup. This will be done
daily except Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. T. A
Doutney ere conducting a series of gospel
temperance meetings every night, aud are
meeting with q hearty Endorsements. as the
large attendance testiies.
The Clare-Spenker company completed a
long lease for Is Fifth street south, with all
hVe floors, and calculate to have their ma
chlnery all in for manufacturing paint by
Jan. l. The company expects to have tho
nSf of
Will spread Its business clear to the coast.
keeping three to six men On the road all the
time.
AT the monthly meeting of the directors of
the chamber of commerce the following were
elected to membership: r. L. Frazee, miller.
Frazee City, Mimi; e. T. Clark, of Brad
streets commercial agency, New York: Raw.
Nye, grain, Fremont, Neb; W. G. Martin.
FEED, Minneapolis; William A. Van Slyke,
grain, st. Paul; John D. Osgood, with pills,
bury mills, Minneapolis.
A delegation of citizens, who live on the
Fourth avenue line, waited upon Manager
Goodrich, of the street railway company. and
asked him to run every car TO Thirty-eigh h
Thirty-first street. This he refused 10 do
Some one wanted to know what motives the
company had for doing as it did. Mr. Good
rich told MN that the company did not con-
slider it necessary TO disclose its motives.
Marriage licenses were granted Yesterday
as follows: John Peterson and Sarah An
derson, Mark Clark and Nettie Nc
Ginty. William KruckeDerg and Josephine
Magel, Peter Abraham and Eva johnson.
Marinus IS. Rasmussen and Segrid Benum'
Henry J. Hotchkiss and Ida Hakanson. Al
fred johnson and Nancy Olson, Remey Mar.
bonnie and Mary l.. Fontaine. Christian An
deison and Helga Anderson. Herman KapIer
and Hannah Moore.
The funeral of Mrs E. @. O'Donnell wife
OF the chief clerk of the health department..
OF ~
re sidence. 3l20 Pleasant avenue. There
was large number of relatives and friends
of the deceased present Rev Frank r.
Millspaugh offered the Episcopalian rite.
There were many beautiful floral tributes.
Gates Ajar." which was sent by the en-,
ployes of the health department. The re-
mains were inferred al Lakewood.