St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-20
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The bank clearings yesterday were sl.1S1,-
676.45
Nine Coe lefe last evening for New ork
city for about one weeks stay.
The Memorial day committee has elected
A. A. Kelly, Of Bryant post, temporary chair
man.
The directors OF the Associated Charities
will meet today ut 3:3J p. III. al the central
office.
c. NJ. Loring has returned from six
weeks sojourn In Southern California, where
he spends his winners, at Riverside
The regular badge shoot of the Minneapo
lis Gun club will be held tomorrow at = y. M
on the club grounds. Peoria blackbitds viii
be the targets.
George funnel class o! of the university,
has been awarded one of the twelve new
feilowships Ia political science and history
at Columbia college
As soon as the weather becomes balmy
enough fve-mnute service will be ius,i-
tuted on the lIennepin boulevard electric
line to Lake Harriet.
The City Mission will celebrate the opening
OF its new quarters, AT SOB Washington ave
nue. south, with n symposium of speeches
tonight and general good time.
The Minneapolis Street Railway company
will erect n large warehouse at the corner of
Thirty first street and. Blaisdell avenue for
use as Il supply depot. The building will cost
$1,000.
John Needham, of the West hotel. and Miss
Maggie Touby were welded at the churen Of
the Immaculate Conception yesterday morn
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Needham will spend
week in Chicago.
An invitation is extended to every one TO
attend the mass meeting 10 be held at Plym-
outh church, Friday ut 1i5 p M, in the in
terest of free kindergartens. Prominent
speakers will participate.
ID. Fred Taylor. the popular treasurer OF
the Bijou opera house, and Miss Maggie b.
Coughliu. of DEBORAH. To-, will be married
today After n short Eastern trip they will
make their home in Minneapolis.
On Monday, May 2, James Gear will open
the Panorama building with n circus, giving
two performances each day, including cir
Gus. vaudeville and minstrel features. Ad-
mission Will be at popular prices.
The following officers were elected at the
annual meeting of the Minneapolis Christian
Science association: President, Mrs. Della
Whitney Norton; secretary. Mrs. Sadie 4.
Lang: treasurer, Mrs Emma A. Aldrlch.
1t is announced that a company TO be
known as the Twin City Powder company
has been organized with Offices Mt Minneap-
oils. and that II Will put up plant out near
| Hopkins for the manufacture of powder and
| dynamite.
Mrs Jenness Miller stopped at the West
| hotel Monday a few hours en- route to Butte,
| Mont. She Will give three lectures here the
| first week in May at the Lyeeum theater-
| Two OF these VIII De exclusively LOT luuleS III
| the afte noon.
The Minneapolis Underwriters association
| will hold It's regular monthly meeting this
| afternoon. Some OF the more prominent
members say there is no foundation for the
report that there is likely to be a disturbance
| at the meeting.
court case in Appleton, Wis has brought
| to light the fact that james II. Orr. the father
| of Charles g. Orr the lunntic who created a
sensation during the Leo lieilpern trial in
| the district court, is also insane, and the IN
| mate OF an asylum.
Prof. j. X. Taggart, principal OF the
! Holmes manual training school, has obtained
permission from the committee TO furnish
| The gavel TO be used in The Republican ma
| uonal convention, the gavel 10 be the work
| of pupils OF his school.
John D. OBrien, of the Irish Standard and
| Miss Ante Flemming. daughter OF John
| Flemming. are to be married at 81. Anthony
| of Padua church OH the morning of April y .
| They will be at home after May 10 at ~ Uni
yersily avenue northeast.
A. Bramer u jew who sells old iron and
scraps, was arrested Yesterday by Lieut..
Coffin, of the Fifth precinct station. OIL the
charge of buying stolen property. Bramer
il is claimed purchased lot of lead pipe
stolen from residence Oh Park avenue
Prof j s. Crombie. who went 10 Atlantic
City, Y. j.. rs the representative of the West
minister pastoral committee, has returned.
At the meeting OF the congregation TO be
held tomorrow evening the pastoral com
mite will present a report favorable to ex
tending a call TO the Rev. Pleasant Hunter
of Atlantic City.
rrmber of local cricket enthusiasts have
effected a tenn porary organization of what is
to be known as the Minneapolis Cricket club.
The club organized with seventeen members
The temporary officers are: Herbert Dunk
enfield, president; Ii. f. Rogers. secretary.
The permanent organization OF the club win
take place the 25th. e3t
n l.. Stalker. driver for Regan's bakery
found himself mpaled yesterday afternoon
on lot of letter spindles. The spind .es
were in the back of the wagon he was driv.s
ing. and when the horse gave d sudden jump
Stalker toppled over the back of his seat
falling directly Oh the sharp spiudles. Pollc5
Surgeon Gibson dressed his wounds.
The following cases of contagious diseases
were reported ut the health Office yesterday:
Measles 1911 Fourth street south, 623 Quincy
street, 1929 Eleventh avenue south, 2ll5 Sec
ond avenue south. 242l Fifth avenue south,
1897 First avenue south, 22!0 Chicago avenue,
73S twenty seventh avenue northeast; scar
let fever 20 seventh avenue northeast
Next week Tuesday is The date set for the
big anniversary celebration of the Odd Fei-
lows. ON Sunday there will be held at the
Lyceum theater, in The afternoon an an
niYersary service which promises to De quite
a notable one. The ministers officiating will
be Rev. s. W. Sample, of All Souls church,
and Dr. Smith Baker, of the Park Avenue
Congregational.
On day afternoon three men robbed a
lady of her pocket book and other valnables
on the incoming Minneapolis " St Louis
passenger train. Yesterday afternoon Con
ductor Sullivan OF the same train saw one of
the men III the union depot. He notified
Officer Nike Kennedy. who arrested the man
and locked him up at the central police sta
ton. lie gave the name of Reeves.