St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-28
MINNEAPOLIS,
MISNEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.

The bank cleOrings yesterday we're sl,0l5,
i6j.4J
Eight births and twelve deaths were re-
ported at the health Office yesterday
All the Episcopal clergymen of hinnenpo-
lIs viii attend the central conyocauon at
NorlhGcld next Monday and Tuesday.
THIS evening the ladies Of ~. Andrews
church VII have q sale Of fancy articles.
followed BY supper. IN the paHors of the
church.
The new extension Of electric railway on
Second street northeast. from seventeenth 10
Twenty Bflh avenue, was opened yesterday
for travel.
The closing exercises OF the Emanuel
academy VIII be held tomorrow night IN Au-
gustana church, Seventh street and Eleventh
avenue south.
The council committee on ways and means
yesterday decided 10 issue the S25.pJJ bonds
authorized by the legislature for the building
Of city hospital
The Lyndalc and Lake Harriet Improve
meut association viii meet this evening at
Browns barn, Oh Lyndale avenue. for the
purpose of completing an organization.
a serious Phase Of Leading Question
IS the Title under Which William II. motifs
win treat Of the race question at the pubic
ibfary building Friday evening May @.
james l. Williams, sou Of Mrs. Jen ME
Williams. Of ~ Eighth avenue northeast
died recently al Wichita, Kan. of pneu-
uonla. lie was about nineteen years old
The organization committee that has charge
Of the matter Of erecting Presbyterian hos
pital viii report IN mass meeting 10 be held
at Westminster church on the evening Of
May II.
Yesterday a chapter Of Theta Delta Chi was
formed in Minneapolis Candidates we're
INFLATED IN the afternoon. ana IN the evening
lhc members Of the fraternity baLqueted at
the West
The Henrietta Iron company incorporated
yesterday. The incorporates are George +.
MOultOn, q. j. Ncyitt. John Paulson, George
4. Moore and W. II. Cooper The capital
stock Is $50. 900.
Rev Charles Chiniquy, formerly FIR. Chin
iquy. Catholic priest, will lecture at the
Swedish tabernacle May 2. and 4, on his
"RcasOns for Leaving the Catholic Church,
Anricular Confession etc.
Inspector Lawrence arrested a young va
grant hamed William Myers yesterday after
noon and locked him up in the central sta
lion. Myers was carrying unbroken boxes of
cigars. which lac had evidently stolen.
j. Warren Andrews G. a. LandberZ Gus
tavus johnson. Celestlne Saunier Mrs. &.
Mllward and Miss Marie Helm will II ke part
. IN The concert az Century hnll tonight for the
benefit Of the famine sufferers Of Finland.
Andrew Nelson. o., has been awarded the
fellowship at the university for 'g2 and 'g3.
Mr.. Nelson Is n III Beta Nh. and has done spe-
cIal work In the line of mathematics. wen
deserving such recognition OF HE aDil-
1tlcs.
Trework on the West side canal having
Dc ~ finished so taat'tBe WeFt side pumping
p,eton con be used by the city; the work Of
lining up the pump which was out Of true at
the North side station has begun. The pump
has been oil taken apart
The Minneapolis Tennis club organized
Tuesday evening electing T. ID. IeHehnger
president; George X. Belden, vice president;
Charles s. Hale secretary; Charles Folds,
treasurer The new organization consoli-
oates tie two clubs formerly existing.
An original copy Of the book written by
Fnther Hcnnepin, relating the story OF his
explorations in the Northwest, has been pre-
Sented to The public library 1t IL a quaint,
leather-bOund volume printed In black letter
Dutch aud was issued from the press In Am
bterdnm In 1919.
The following marriage llceases wee issued
yesterday Charles G.. GTamo and Annie Nc
Gee Sylvester Kelliher and Lillian Neaghe
Charles Nicholson ana Mary Kudberg, John
7 Vaughn and Vienna Gay. Rupert CholR
nud Katie Coleman, Peter r. Standard ana
Mary e. Fralic.
The alumni of The University OF Michigan
viii give IA banquet 10 the Michigan Glcc and
EanjL clubs at the Guaranty Loan restaurant
tomorrow evening after the concert at the
Jyceum. All persons who have at any time
been connected with the University OF Mich
igan are invited.
The funeral Of j. II Van Pelt the travel
Ing man who committed suicide Mt the
Hughes institute Monday night. was held
yesterday from Gleason Il McAlliSter's
mofgue Rev. Wilinm Wilkinson conducted
stl services The interment was at Hillside
cemetery, on the East side.
The fair for the benefit OF the Normanna
Skating and Bicycle clubs, now III progress
at Normanna hail, has star attraction in
Henry Peterson. VINO does blindfold trapeze
net with Barnum II Bailcy's circus. In addi-
ton 10 the regular programme next Satur-
day night Miss Emma Nilsson will sing.
A young pickpocket who gave the name Of
James Price snatched n pOckctboOk cOulaiH-
ing small sum Of money away from Miss
Grace Shafer VI yCsteTday afternoon while the
young lady was walking on Nicollet avenue.
near Eighth street lie was arrested and locked
mp mt the central station. A portion of the
money was found in his cap.
The general committee on hndergartens
appointed at the mass meeting held at Ply m
Outh church last Thursday night. has ap-
pointed subcommittee TO place the matter
before the ministers of the city, and 10 draft
constitution and bylaws. The various
committees viii report next Tuesday evening
OIL the Church OF the Redecmer.
The fire department was again called out
Al 1890 p. IN. TO lirein barn In the rear of
1Ol5 Mary place. At This fire, Hs at the others
during The evening, great deal OF difficulty
was experienced in getting water on the
flames The fire was not eXtinguished until
the barn and n horse and buggy were de-
btroyed. The damage was about $3.50.
The following officers were elected At the
annual meeting of the Central Baptist church:
Trustees d. l.. Fife, T. B Lindsey and f. G..
Burke; deacons j. H. Barnum, A. G. Robin
son, w. II Morse, G. A. Baldwin, Ira $.
Reed; deaconess, Mrs. T. c. Hobart clerk,
W. IL Morse; superintendent of Bible school,
j. II. Barnum; assistant superintendent of
Bible school, G. NJ. Stocking.
DIR. J. w. Is. La Pierre returned from the
Chicago convention yesterday and reports
theosophic matters in greater activity than
ever. The subordinate branches in the
United $. ties at present number sixty-nine
against thirty six Inst year, and communica-
uons are pouring from all parts Of the coun-
try inuuring how TO organize branches. A
safe prediction would be l5O branches Mt the
next convention.
The reports presented at the annual meet
ing OF the Free kindergarten Association of
Plymouth Church showed that the institutio /
is in fourishing condition The following
officers were elected: President, Mrs. A. L.
Kngman; vice presidents, Mrs. S c. Gale,
Mrs. c. W. Keyes; secretary, Miss Tille
Richardson; treasurer Mrs. j. G. Butler:
di rectors, Mesdames G. II. Clarke, o. S. Chap
man, De Witt Clinton, r. H. Foster w. H.
Martin, II. Il. Ladd, $. p. Derickson, J. G.
Butler, Miss Wetheroec and Miss Richardson.