The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-03-14

Der while alighting from Fourth ave-
nue. car. She says the car started up be-
fore she reached the ground and she
was thrown on her head and sustained
permanent injuries to her head and
back, which will forever unfit her for
hard work.
P. Olson Earl, Undertaken No. 1903
franklin avenue South Minneapolis is
one of the most affable and pleasant
men in the business in our city, and his
prices are quite moderate. We hope
our friends will give him call. He was
one of those who fought our conntry's
battles in the days of her struggles.
Call and see him.
The article which appeared last week
in reference to no christians being pres
ent to minister to the wants Of the late
Mrs. NJ. Hnnton or to sit up with her
remains was inserted by the Editor and
the Manager had nothing to do with it.
1t was inserted upon information given
by a young man who claimed to be cog
infant Of the facts stated. It has sinc-
been learned that there were christia,
present and that the alleged lack of
christian spirit did not exist. [Ed.]
The revival meeting at Bethesda Bap-.
fist church closed last evening. It has
been great blessing to the chu, CHI;
some eighteen persons have been added
to the membership The organization
is not yet two wears old and in this time
it has done wonderfully well, md it will
only be few years before this church
will become one Of the leading Colcrt d
chu 'ches in the Northwest. A fire chan.
ell or church is TO be erected early this
summer on beautiful lot in the very
center Of the city, which is already Sc
cured. -. ....... ...........
Articles Of Incorporation w;re fled
Tuesday by the ''Derby Cnb'' an organ
zatlon for the purpose of instruction in
the science of government and for liter
airy and social culture. The fee of ad-
mission IS So, and the annual dues are
SIS. The first board of officers consists of
Frank H. Hart, president; Frank S
Darnell, vice. president; Charles R. Sed-
WICK, secretary, and J. L. H. Sweres.
treasurer. The club rooms are situated
at lI6 N. Washington ave-, and are be-
ing fitted up in frst-class style. The
club is destined to become the popular
resort of the young bloods of the city.
The mass meeting at the First Baptist
church last Monday night was to express
the indignation of the people against the
Hehnepin County delegation for their
discourteous and insnlent treatment of
the ministerial and citizens committee
IN refusing te accord to the committee
q fair hearing relative to the extension
of the patrol limits of the city. These
two committees represent three-fourths
OF the best people of the city, yet they
were completely snubbed by these i'm
pudent pretended representatives.. The
meeting of last Monday was to protest
against the insult and to give further en-.
phasis to the opposition to the ex,en>ion
of the patrol limits Of the city. The
meeting Was one of the largest and most
enthusiastic ever held, and the Henne-
pin delegation was held up to scorn and
ridicule in no unmistakable way which
they richly deserved. Let it be under
stood that when. these men shall again
come before the people asking for their
votes, they will be taught lesson by
an outraged community and will be re-
minded that other interests in the city
are to be served besides that Of the sa-
loon.