Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-24
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
Specially Reported for the Daily Globe.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

No business of any character was before
the different courts yesterday.
A single fare of five cents will now take a
passenger from Park avenue to the Univer-
sity.
Mayor DeLaittre has changed his Office
hours from l to 2:3O p. NJ, to from to 10
q. M.
Thomas Wakefield had the great toe of his
right foot crushed by car in the Pacific
yard yesterday.
The ice harvest has been suspended, wait
ing for the present cold snap to thicken up
the Julys material.
Six or eight Migrants are regular custom
ers at the station-house these cold nights,
seeking free lodging.
Alderman A. r. Camp returned from a
trip to Litchfeld yesterday and Immediately
took to his bed from severe attack of i'll
ness.
Special meeting of the BOARD of Trade
is called for this morning at 8 o'clock, to con-
slider the ST. Paul Chamber of Commerce
statistics.
Reserved seats for the Charlotte Thomp-
son troupe are in demand, and the prospect
now is, that it will be one of the best patron
lied entertainments of the entire season.
"Cox, tho rag man, was fearfully and
wonderfully drunk yesterday and only es-
capped locking up by being conveyed home
by charitably-disposed friend.
The First street bridge over the railroad is
completed. 1t is permanent and substan-
tial structure, and reflects great credit on Mr..
John Winn and his assistants who were the
builders.
John Brown, a farmer from the region of
Shingle Creek, was discovered on the street.
very drunk, yesterday evening and taken in
out of the cold for the night He will come
before the Municipal Court this morning.
Miss Laurette Sidle, daughter of J. K
Sidle, president of the First National bank
was married to G. A. Bliss last evening. The
happy couple leave this morning for brief
wedding tour.
At the annual meeting of Westminster
church, held Tuesday evening, the following
gentlemen were chosen officers: Elders
three years-Capt. l.. H. Williams and J. A
Baird; two years.. M. Williams and e. K
Ware: one year-R. S. Lee and J. II. Mon
roe. Deacons-three years-H. S. Bracket
and G. S. Whitaker; two years, L. P. Plum
mer and A. B. Lyon; one year-D. M. Gil
more and D. r. Wagner.
Miss Alice Wheeler, of this city, was mat
rimonially united to D. P. Carter, of St
Paul, last night. After wedding journe.
of brief duration the couple will take VI
their residence in st. Paul. This is as i
should be. The young people Of the double
ended metropolis go right along and unit
their destinie3 utterly regardless of conflict
ing wholesale interests, or villanous trad
statistics. All conflicting interests are recon
ciled in the court of cupid.
COL Stevens, a day or two since, received
letter from Young America, Carver county, ask
ing him to find two Bohemian babies for adoI
ton. In addition to his other multifariou
duties, relating to the city government, jou1
nalism, tree-p planting agriculture, real estat.
feed-mills, &C., &C., &C.. the Colonel now COZ
templates opening an intelligence Office fc
furnishing childless parents an unlimited SUI
ply of babies of all kinds, creeds, colors an
nationalities free Of cost. Those having babie
for rent, sale or exchange, will apply to Col. ,
H. Stevens forthwith.