St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-08
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MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were S3,9I0,-
24lSL
W. s Chadwick of the union depot ticket
Office. who has been visiting il Chicago re-
turned yesterday.
Mrs. Franklin Hall. of Mortified, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. z. P. Thompson, at
S035 Cedar avenue.
Steamer No. 16 aud twelve men, under
command of Capt. Chris Henry, were sent TO
West Superior to fight the coal dock fire.
George A. Bracket the last of the conven
ton boomers arrived Sunday from the
East in good health, and of course happy IN
mind.
nue sOdth, lbs Seventeenth street north and
1905 Seventh avenue south were reported a
the health office yesterday.
&C. f. Dyer, Esq. will speak before the
Young Mems Christian association i'll its
rooms i'll the Syndicate block this evening at
1880 O'Clock OH Three Young Heroes"
The first of a series of lectures before the
Agsssiz association viii be given next Satur
day evening by Prof. Mcmillan, of the state
university, on THE History of the Golden
Rod"
W. II. Truesdale. receiver, and a. E.
Clarke, general solicitor of the Minneapolis
d ST. Louis road, win leave today for Man
kato, where the state railway commission
will be in session.
The subject for discussion at the Single
Tax league this evening will be The Wastes
of Modern Society,"" E. V. Smalley. of st.
Paul, will open the discussion with paper
or the subject
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Nels Olson and Nelly EversOn, George W.
Gaskill and Josephine Robertson, Peter Saar
enpaa and Anna II. Wualikamen, Andrew
Anderson and Christina Nora, John jackson
and Annie SOrensOn.
The Baptist ministers of Minneapolis and
ST. Paul met in union meeting yesterday in
the First Baptist church. Through a miSun-
derstanding 10 paper had been prepared, so
the time was spent i'll discussion of the work
of the various churches
Judge Hooker LETT Yesterday for Buffalo,
where he Will open the term of the Wright
county court this morning. Among the
cases he Will try there is that of young
Manure, who is supposed to have outraged
and murdered little Annie Bunden.
There will be another game of indoor base
ball at the armory Friday night. The teams
from Companies | and B will meet The
Company team leads the league. 1t has not
been defeated once so far. The teams from
Companies f and A are second on a tie.
AT meeting of the county commissioners
yesterday ii was resolved that after Jan.
next the county surveyor shall have general
charge of all draughting required i'll the of
flee of the county auditor. A number OF I'M
interesting county matters were also dis
posed OF.
The second song recital by the pupils of
Mrs. Nalborg Hovind Stub witt occur at Cen
fury music nall tomorrow night The pupils
will be assisted by Miss Mamie Helm, re-
Gently returned from the Weimar conserva-
tory in Germany, and by Prof. Fritz Schlach-
ter, 'cellist.
Mrs. c. r. Newcomb, accompanied by her
niece, Miss Eyangeline French of Boston,
has just returned from attending the world S
and national convention of WOman's Chris
ton Temperance union recently hold in Bos-
ton. and will enter her work as state organ
iZer of ". c. T. L. of Minnesota.
Carnival of Speech and Song will be
given al the First Methodist church Wednes-
day night Speeches will be by John Day
Smith, Wayland Hoyt, Smith Baker, Prof
DOwney and Principal Holmes The music
will be by A. W. Porter, Mrs. Horace Win
chell and Valid & Son, Mrs j. II. Chick be-
ing the accompanies.
Walter 5. Briggs met with another unpleRs-
ant experience yesterday owing to his cru
SADIE against the Sunday saloon. While
walking on the East side he met several men
who made hostile demonstrations toward
him, and when he started away chased him
almost to his home on Monroe street He
was not injured, however.
The Endeavor Society of Plymouth Con-
gregatiOnal Church will entertain all the
churches of the city in mass meeting this
evening at 7;30 o'clock. special pro-
gramme has been arranged and Dir. Wells,
pastor of the Plymouth church, Will be the
principal speaker Subject Personal Con-
secratlon. What Does it Mean 10 the Indi-
vidual?'
The board of trade after investigating the
affairs of everyone else for the past decade,
took whirl at their own yesterday, and
found that the finances of the board were at
low ebb. On motion of Judge Atwater. the
finance committee was instructed to look
into the matter and arrange for the finances
for the ensuing year. The board determined
TO meet but once q month throughout the
winter.