Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-15
M1NNEAPoL1s GLoBELErs.

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Star Lodge A. O. U. w. will install Off
GERS this evening.
Hook and Ladder Company No. 2. give
ball at their house tomorrow evening.
The solo by the contralto at the Church of |
the Redeemer Sunday night was most excel
lent.
The Minneapolis Board of Trade met and
adjourned yesterday, there not being quo
rum present.
During Sheriff Thompson's absence at the |
Hot Springs his efficient deputy, James Stod-
dart will ohiciate.
The Board of Trade will try it again to-
morrow morning, at which time officers for
1873 will be elected.
ten-pound boy is tho latest person
'staken up by Deputy Sheriff Stoddart. The
GLOBE congratulates.
One of the employees of the M. & st. L.
Railroad, had foot severely crushed at
the round house on Sunday.
Justus Bragg, former we'll known citizen
of Minneapolis, now doing rushing bust
ness at Bismarck is visiting friends in this
vicinity.
Wendell Phillips lectures on Daniel O'Con-
nell at Association Hall on Saturday night.
Positively his last appearance before the pub
lie of Minneapolis.
-Four hundred and fifty members of the
the Fireman's Life Association, during two
years, the first day Of January, have paid
losses aggregating 1921.
Grand Chancellor knights of Pythias, DIR.
A. A. Ames, will 60 to Faribault on Wednes-
day next, to institute new lodge of the
order in that city.
Judging by the results of the perfume the
use of the Iowa soft coal in the Milwaukee
depot is not an entire success. The perfume
reminds one Of the efforts of discouraged
sewer.
] A little daughter of John Monahan, resid-
ing on South Eighth street, fell down stairs
yesterday and was injured seriously, but not
fatally.
Willie Young, aged Is, was sent to the Re
form School, and John Hurdershott, aged
Is, was given 80 days in Jail by Judge
Cooley for stealing skates from the Skat-
ing Rink.
The case of the State Us. Stevens drags its
slow length along at the District Court. It
is rather an expensive luxury to the county
to undertake to establish the character of
/ citizen Edwards.
The ice-packers are cutting away, but find
the julip- material little attenuated yet for
good solid work. It would be finer, wouldn't
it, if our only sure crop fhe ice crop should
! fail us this year?
chased on the various lines of the Milwaukee
road, west of the Mississippi river, on Satur-
day last, the heaviest transactions during the
winter thus far.
/ The Board of Trade is an applicant for
the use of the room formerly occupied by
Long g. Haglin, in City Hall. They also de-
sire permission to use the Council chamber
for their public meetings.
The Council committees on claims, roads
and bridges, and public grounds and build
ings were in session yesterday at the City
Hall, preparing reports for the meeting OF
4 the Council on Wednesday night next.
/ 1t is just now reported that we'll known
man from Racine, Wisconsin, contemplates
opening trst-class retail dry goods store in
Minneapolis early the approaching spring
Good enough. The more the better.
Personal tax is now due, and must be paid
before the LIST of February. Treasurer
Huntington yesterday mailed large number
of postal cards reminding delinquents of the
fact and asking the people to walk up and
settle.
In the District Court yesterday Frank
Sherman was arraigned for larceny, plead
not guilty and his trial fixed at next term OF
the court. Meantime he remains a guest OF
Sheriff Thompson, failing to give bonds in
the sum of $500 for his appearance.
Rev. J. H. futile, of the Church of the
Redeemer, (universalist,) delivered an elo
quent and scholarly sermon against the he'll
idea in sacred history, on Sunday. The
possible, among them.
Lambert Hays will let them fight it ou
hereafter. In trying to separate two dog,
that were engaged i'll slight physical dis
cussion on Sunday, one of them bit him sc
severely that the services of surgeon will
a needle and thread were in demand.
i A breakman named Kelly, on the Mime
apolis & St. Louis railroad, while coupling
cars at Hopkins Station yesterday forenoon
lost two fingers from his left hand. DR.
Ames trimmed him up in good shape, and h
is doing as well as could be expected.
w. NJ. Bracket, Chief Engineer, ant
various other members of the Minneapoli
Fire Department, leave for Faribault to-da,
J to attend the annual meeting of the Stat
|, paper before the body on some subjec
concerning their work.
Ex-Alderman II. A. G. Thompson has bee,
heard from again. On the Goth day of De
cember he was seated on the piazza of hi
domicile in Seattle, Washington Territory
, gazing pensively out on the bay, fannin
himself with the hurricane deck of steam
!, boat, and longing for the bracing breezes Q
, Minnesota.
! Rev. w. G. Gannett, of Unity Church, 81
Paul, delivered an able and eloquent addrea
before the Liberal League, in this city, o
Sunday, on "the Free Thinkers of yesterda,
, and the Free Thinkers of to-day" ri
audience was large and attentive, and unani
mously expressed the desire for a repetition
of his visit.
The essay on the Free thinker of yester
,, day and the Free-thinker of to-day, deliy
cred before the Liberal League, by w. c
Gannett of st. Paul, on Sunday afternoon
is to be printed in pamphlet form we un
derstand. It is one of the most fnishe.