Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-26
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a. Wilson, a prominent banker of Fari-
bault, is in the city.
Beecher drew like q fly plaster at Roches-
ter Wednesday night. But then Rochester
always was given to those things.
Regular meeting of the M. I. r. club this
evening. at their hall, No. 40 Washington
avenue south. All are cordially invited.
Beecher talks Saturday night on the
.Waists and burdens of Society,"" He at
tending to the waists and leaving the bur
dens to some other fellow.
Judge Cooley is considering the propriety
of ten days vacation. Stand not on the
propriety of going. judge, but 60 at once.
You are tired and deserve to rest.
The Savings bank building, corner OF
Washington and Nicollet avenues, is ap-
preaching completion slowly, by jerks. 1t is
expected to occupy it sometime next century.
A little year and half old son of o. p.
Peterson, residing on Nineteenth avenue
south, fell one step about seven or eight
inches), fracturing it's left arm. The little
fellow is reported comfortable as could he
expected.
An elderly lady, mother of Mrs. Stiles,
residing at the corner of Third street and
Twelfth Avenue South, while coming down
stairs Wednesday night, tripped and fell to
the bottom. She lived but few moments
after the accident.
The foundation of the first cathedral of
the Reformed Episcopal church Chat of DR..
Neil) in this city, is completed, and work
has been commenced upon the superstruct-
ure. The building will not be large, but will
be furnished with something which many
more pretentious structures do not possess
pastor with culture, ability and charity.
A portion of the st. Louis party, consist
ing of ex-Mayor Brown, Gov. Brockmeyer
and half dozen others, returned yesterday
from their trip to Bismarck. They ex-
pressed themselves delighted with their
visit, and then took the next train for Min
netonka to assist Col. Slayback in his war
fare upon the fnny tribe. We hope the
colonel will not forget to leave one or two
small fish for the GLOBE man.
During the past few days fellow has
been going about the resident portion of the
city selling bogus silverware. He represents
his wares as genuine silver goods, that come
into his possession by the failure of firm
dealing in that line of goods. Quite num-
Der of ladies have purchased goods Of him.
One lady carried her purchase to compe-
tent ieweler, who at once announced them a
composition metal that strongly resembles
the genuine.
The funeral of John Reynolds, the Mon
day suicide, was attended yesterday, the
body being taken from the undertakers di-
rect to Layman's cemetery, and there laid be-
side that of his wife, in accord with his dying
request. Quite a large number of former
friends and acquaintances followed the re-
mains to the grave. Arriving there, some
brief and touching remarks were made by
Rev. DR.. Tuttle, of the Universalist church,
after which he was left to his last sleep.
The East Minneapolis brass band, after
the Saturday night concert, will take an ON
nibus and drive out to Lake Minnetonka,
where they propose to enjoy themselves on
Sunday. The steamer Hattie May will, on
Sunday, take the boys on board and make a
tour of the lake. All who wish to accompany
them will have an opportunity of so doing
and will also have the pleasure of listening
to some choice music. 1t will be treat
such as those at the lake only enjoy about
once during the season.
ADVANTAGEOUS mule, on the Washington
avenue line of street railway, early last even
ing, pulled his harness in pieces and got
away from the car. In less than two min
utes about 1920 people were crowdine
around the car expecting to see the driver
kicked over the Merchants block and thu
car converted into kindling wood. But, no,
he wasn't that kind of mule. "Firm and
steadfast, there he stood, as though made fol
to rule" And that 1920 people just pulled
their hats down over their eyes, placed thei1
hands in their pockets, and hied themselves
to other scenes, while their faces plainly indi
Gated signs of supreme contempt for all Min
neapolis mules in general and this one il
particular.