St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Tomorrow evening the Young Ladies
Guild of st. Pauls church will give an enter
tainment in the guild room.
j. E. Remsburg, q liberal thinker. will
lecture at The Labor Temple Wednesday
evening on bible Morality
The troubles between the Minneapolis
western and the Eastern roads over the dis
puted connection of tracks will likely be
settled in the courts.
Mrs. Willett NJ Hayes has been engaged by
the ladies of the First Baptist church TO give
a course of lectures on cooking. They will
be given next week.
DR.. Ames has written a card proclaiming
his desire for an early condition of closer
commercial relations between the two cities,
whose interests are Identical.
1t is announced that II. W Pratt, George
". Porter and Fred c. Pillsbury, who oper-
ated the old Empire elevator, have COM
pleted arrangements for an early rebuilding.
The funeral OF Charles W. Moore. the late
popular travelling salesman, was held yester-
noon from the residence, $500 Grand avenue.
1t was largely attended by friends of the de-
ceased.
The class i'll English literature at the First
Presbyterian church will resume work this
evening. The meeting wall be public, and
Rev. j. 5. Black will lecture upon Emerson
and Carlyle.
The business mems union will give sup
per this evening at the Masonic temple in
honor of two prominent Scotch linen manu-
facturers that are expected TO arrive in the
city this morning. 81
Court Minneapolis, Pa triarchs Militant l.
o. o. f., Will give its first annual ball Friday
evening at the hall corner of Washington
ana Tenth avenues north. The members will
appear in full uniform.
City Engineer Rinker, who has just re-
turned from hunting trip through North
Dakota. reports that bnt very little wheat is
stacked and thousands of acres are yet-in
the shock, ana that the wild geese are doing
great damage.
Jimmy Carroll and George Kelly, a rather
doubtfnl-looking pair, have been arrested by
Detectives Lawrence aud James Doyle as the
burglars who recently ransacked an East side
boarding house. They viii appear before
the grand jury to-day.
Mr.. Petran. general director of Christian
WORKERS III this city, announces that he will
furnish any desired information to persons
contemplating attending the sixth annual
convention of Christian Workers, TO be held
in Washington. ID C., Nov. 5 to II.
Rev. F. O. Holman, D. D., of Hennepin
Avenue NJ. E. church. will open the free lee
ture course of Young Peoples Association
of the Church of the Redaemer i'll the vestry
OF the latter church next Tuesday night at s
O'Clock with Talk on Socrates"
Mis-. Wilson, of Richfeld, who has been
hovering between life and death so many
months and whose life was despaired of
last summer, when the attending physicians
said she could live only a few weeks, is still
alive. She is in a critical condition. how
ever
Our Stratagists company, which appeared
at the Lyceum theater last week. seems 10 be
in hard lines financially Their baggage has
been attached. and some of the members of
the company refuse to 90 on until they get
their pay in full. Our Strategists are billed
for Duluth this week.
The regular meeting OF the Union league
will be held this evening. Roger Vail win
furnish the programme. He has prepared
an elaborate paper on the effect of England's
free trade methods upon Ireland. Mr. Vail
has some pronounced ideas that he proposes
to pour out for the edifcalion of the league
Although a warrant has been issued for
the arrest of NJ. Z. Doyle on Complaint of
Walter Wells, the colored man who claims
that Doyle poked a gun in his face, no arrest
has as yet been made, and it is not likely
that it WILL be made. as Doyle expressed him
self as perfectly willing to appear in court.
1t now appears that the case of Frank Les
lie. the young bartender who was taken to
Great Falls. Mont. a few days since is not
very serious one. and that he was an inno-
cent party to the robbery. as he admitted
having received the package from Healey
and Villains, the thieves. as soon as asked,
and at once gave up the property.
The court martial of Charles Small by
George ~ Morgan post, G. A. r., is creating
great deal of adverse criticism. Sergeant
k1rkham was the only witness against him
ana his record in the old police-iuyestiga-
tlon-sour- whisky affair is still fresh in
the memory of all, and Mr.. Small's friends
declare that he should be given a further
hearing. He emphatically denies the
charges brought against him.
James Gleeson, prosperous young mer-
chant of Western avenue, and Miss Connolly.
eldest daughter of Mrs. Peter Bradley. will
be married at the Church of the Immaculate
conception at 9 o'clock next "Wednesday
morning. Rev. Father Byrne will oficiate.
The young people are members of the choir
of that church, and are well known and
highly esteemed, and the wedding is one of
SPECIAL interest in Catholic circles -