Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-10
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.

Two hundred and sixty-three persons at
tended the Centenary Sabbath school yester-
day.
B. f. Veit will give grand social Christ
mas party at his hall on the evening of Dec.
25th.
Mr.. Frederick Bryton is much better, and
will appear on the stage the last of next
week.
The Hess Opera Troupe, with Emma
Abbott as soprano, will visit Minneapolis in
January.
Judge Cooley received note yesterday,
distinctly addressed on the envelope to
"Jorg Kuli.''
The Lurline boat club will give a social
dance at Silver Grey hall, on Friday even
ing, Dec. 18th.
-Four noisy DRINKS who made piteous ap-
peals for water, made police headquarters
lively last night.
The local board of Underwriters met at
their rooms yesterday. Some unimportant
business was transacted.
The directors of the G., c., g. & I. railroad
left Minneapolis yesterday afternoon in their
special car for Milwaukee.
The river at this point is frozen over, and
now offers grand chance for venturesome
skaters to furnish news for an item.
Taking the hint given by the papers, the
street cars of this city to day adopted North
field time, and will hereafter run by it.
Jones is selling oysters cheaper than any
other man or firm in the city, and they are
the best oysters ever brought to this market.
A man on the East Side was arrested for
being drunk and beating his horse yesterday
afternoon. He will appear for trial this
morning.
little runaway for cent occurred on
Washington avenue south yesterday. The
granger who owned them YVES q little scared
and no damage done.
State Life association hold their regular
monthly meeting to-day at 2 p. M, at the
office of Chief Engineer Bracket.
Bishop Whipple's lecture on Egypt, deliv-
cred before the working men at Grace chapel
last evening" was well attended, and was
fine thing in its way, and greatly interested
the audience.
very interesting series of exercises were
presented yesterday at Gethsemane church,
in this city. 1t was the twenty-second ami
versary of the opening of the edlfice for
divine worship.
John Wardenburg was arraigned before
the municipal court yesterday, charged with
selling liquor to minor He plead not
guilty, and the case will come up for trial
this morning at o'clock.
Rev. Rollet, of the East Division, heard a
noise at his barn night or two ago, and 60
ing out found his buggy outside, one horse
harnessed and the other in process of har-
Messing. Evidently somebody was intend
ing to take a ride.
Edwin Burke a poor fellow who has been
incarcerated in the county jail several times
recently as vagrant, proves to be insane,
and application has been made to Sheriff
Thompson for the necessary authority to
convey him to st. Peter.
Last evening, at Association hall, fair
was inaugurated by our Catholic brethren in
which all the parishes of the city are to par
ticipate. It will continue during the entire
week, and the proceeds will be devoted to
the benefit OF the orphan asylum.
The meeting which was called last evening
for the purpose of organizing and buildinga
home for inebriates was but thinly attended
The committee will select some private board
ing house, and send all those who come IN
der their notice there, and the homo project
will lay over until some future time, when
thlro is more enthusiasm on the subject.