St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.
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The bank clearings yesterday were S1.64S-
380.40.
Sadie Johnson was sent to the workhouse
yesterday for thirty days for fast driving.
A case of diphtheria at 91s Twentieth ave-
nue. south was reported at the health Office
yesterday.
The directors of the Women's Christian
association will meet this afternoon at 3
o'clock at the Woman's Boarding home, 400
Sixth street south.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday: John Peterson and Ma
thilda Anderson, Jacob Arseth and Regime
Nj. j. Renneberg, Swan Carlson and Sophia
Erickson.
The Sheltering Arms society held its an
nual meeting and donation dav yesterday,
and received numerous presents from friends
of the Institution. The annual reports show
flatterfIig progress and healthy financial
condition.
John Swift has returned from an extended
trip abroad. where he met John Burns, the
noted labor agitator. Mr. Swift says the
crops in the United Kingdom are almost a
total failure.
j. A. Sherman was sent to the workhouse
yesterday for thirty days for the larceny of
several articles of wearing apparel from a
boarding house on Eighth avenue south
near Fourth street.
Michael James Hay. son of Capt. Michael
Hay. died yesterday at the family residence.
703 Main street northeast, after brief illness.
o'clock from the Church of st. Anthony of
Padua.
Rev. Matthew Wing will be installed as
pastor of the Third Universalist church IN
the church building,op the corner of Nioollet
avenue and Twenty seventh street, next Sun
day afternoon. Rev. DR.. Shutter will preach
the installation sermon.
Next Sunday Rev. H. NJ. Simmons will
give a sermon commem orative of the tenth
anniversary OF the First Unitarian society,
and on the following Wednesday evening a
eoeption 70 members and friends will be
given in the church parlors.
R. l.. Penney, accompanied by Sheriff
Swensop, left yesterday afternoon for Center
City to defend Herman Pohlmann for the
murder of Fred Tang there yesterday Poll
county Jail for safety. as threats of lynching
have been made.
The funeral services of the late John Shy
rock look place yesterday afternoon at 2
o'clock from the First Presbyterian church,
street, under the auspices OF the knights OF
Pythias, of which order the deceased was a
member. The interme mt was in Layman' 8
cemetery.
Mrs. Russell. manager of the W. c. T. u,
coffee house on wheels, to visit all fires
where the dremep are required TO perform
duty Of long duration, apd dispense coffee
and rolls to them free of charge, so that they
stiudlants.
The elvator storage capacity Of Mime
apolis will be 17,7s5G00 bushels, an increase
Of 1,4700o0 bushels over last year, just as
soon as Elevator is rebuilt. The new ele-
vators are. the Midway. capacity 300 900
bushels; the Interior, 100000 bushels and
TO these the St. Anthony has added 26g,001
bushei annex.
W. c. Smith of Des Moines the agent OF
the Engle Fqrnage company, was in the city
yesterday, and heid another conference with
Health officer Kelley relative to the erection
of the proposed eFematorF !ep the workhouse
induced to wait for the money.
At their annual meeting the Ladies' Social
Circle of the Church ef the Redeemer elected
these officers: Mrs O. A. PRAY president:
first vice president, Mrs. Robert Stratton
second vice president Mrs. NJ. Lara; secre-
tary. Mrs. Charles I. Allen; treasurer. Mrs
c. G. Leland: CHAIRMAN and visiting com
mittee Mrs. n. r. Thompson; chairman aid
working committee, Mrs. ]. Whitmore.
A man WHO gives his name as John Finn
arrived in the city yesterday on the Northern
Pacific train from the west apparently very
much intoxicated. Shortly after his arrival
it was found that he was suffering from a
dislocated hip and WAS taken to the city hos
| pital, where he was cared for by DR.. Gibson
II was found that he received his injury by
falling out of a berth on an emigrant sleeper
discussion will take place in Labor
| Temple, commencing Oct, Il, at 1880 D. 10. =.
| for FIVE nights in succession, between Moses
| Hull, Spritualist, and L. T. Nichols a
GENERALIZATION: The thesis 70 be discussed
the Bible and elsewhere demonstrate the
| eenseious existence of man after death?''
| Moses Hull will affirm; L. T. Nichols will
| deny