Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Don't get mad if you receive conf
valentine.
The Clark house barber shop has bee
discontinued.
An average of $50 persons are daily fe'
at the market house restaurant.
All that is necessary to happiness in Min
neapolis is to be girl and possess a red O.
blue hood.
The subject of Will Carlctons lecture ii
the three for dollar course, is to be ''Science
of Home
Budd Reeve and his lecture on ''Roots ant
Other Things at Association Hall Tuesday
evening next.
According to estimates made it is thought
that 5000 acres of amber sugar cane will
be raised i'll Minnesota during the coming
season.
John Jacobs was before the Municipal
court yesterday. charged with attempted lar
ceny in the saloon of John Larsen. He was
discharged.
Only about 100000 feet of logs have
thus far been cut this season on the streams
tributary TO this market-about one-half the
usual amount.
The church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton in this city remains draped i'll mourn
ing until the election of successor to the
late Pope Plus TX.
Mr.. Samuel Stanchheld, appointment lum-
Der dealer and old resident, died at o'clock
yesterday afternoon. after an illness of sew
eral months duration.
Tea will be served at the vestry of the
Church of the Redeemer at 6:3O this even
ing. At o'clock Mr.. Parker will deliver a
talk OH the Black Hills.
The room in the agricultural building of
the State University, formerly used as class
room in chemistry, is being fitted up with
desks for labratory work.
An employee in Averill, Russell & Carpen-
ter's paper mill, named A. Cletzen, yesterday
lost of his fingers by reason of an undue
familiarity with circular saw.
The rooms formerly occupied by Long &
Haglin, architects, on the second floor of the
City Hall, are now rented by the board of
trade, as permanent headquarters.
The headquarters of the Citizens Relief
Association has been removed to the room
OH Hennepin avenue, formerly occupied by
the United States Express company.
Why should the city furnish that East
channel bridge? The East Division does not
care for a closer union. and it only assists
them in coming to the West side to spend
their money.
Only three liquor licenses have thus far
been granted in Hennepin county, outside
of the city Of Minneapolis. Five of the
townships have voted ''no license for the
current year.
Judge Young yesterday. filed a decision in
the case of David Grim VS.. Henry G. Brack-
cit, ordering Judgment for the dismissal of
the action. The suit was to recover on
promissory note.
Perhaps Ingalls, would not have written
his second letter to :'Old Thaumaturgus'' if
he had not known that Col. King was in the
East and could not step in on him for sever
al weeks at least.
1t is to be regretted that largo majority
of the audience present night before last
were, from defect in speech or some acoustic
deficiency, unable to hear all of the excellent
lecture delivered by Hon. G. X. Davis.
Mothers-in can have sweet revenge on
sons-in-law by sending them comic valen-
tines to-day. The Minneapolis stock of
comic valentines with horrible odes to moth
ers-in-iaw, was exhausted several days since.
The petitions to the Legislature, being
circulated in this immediate vicinity, praying
that women be allowed to vote on the liquor
question, are said to have signatures, which,
if pasted together, would reach a mile in
length.
On Monday evening last, party of some
seventy-fve intimate friends assembled at
the residence of r. J. Mendenhall and spent
very pleasant evening, the occasion being
the celebration of the Goth anniversary of
the wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Mendenhall
The haying party recently attacked by In
dams in the Black Hills, as announced in
kilograms to yesterdays GLOBE, it has been
ascertained was not the party from this CITY,
Plummer and Black propose to cut hay, but
do not propose to have their own heads
moved by scalping knife.
High mass was duly celebrated in the
Catholic churches of Minneapolis yesterday,
as per previous appointment Immediately
made upon the receipt of the official notice
of the death of the pope. Father McGol-
rick preached an able sermon to his congre-
CATION, and Father Tissot conducted the ex-
ercises held in the East Division.
Tell me We winged winds that round my
pathway roar,
Do we not know some spot where mortals weep
more!
Some lone and pleasant dell, some valley in
the West,
Where free from pain and toll the weary soul
may rest.
Echo answers: Yes, in the East Division.
MIR. r. S. lines, agent of the Remingtons
of New York, and who now has charge of
the Lyndale property, has returned from an
Eastern trip, and announces that it is impossi-
bic to secure Eastern capital in the interests
of the extension of the street railway to Lake
Calhoun. A liberal donation on the part of
property holders along the proposed line is
doubtless the only means of at present Sc
curing the object.
The stockholders of the Monitor Plow
Works held an adjourned meeting day be-
fore yesterday, and elected the following Of
ficers: President and Superintendent S. T.
Ferguson Secretary and Treasurer, w. B.
Jackson, Jr. Directors, G. E.. Vanderburg,
Il. II. Jones, N. F. Griswold, S. T. Ferguson,
and w. B. Jackson, Jr. Mr.. Monroe with
draws from an active position in the COM
pany, and will engage in the carriage bust
ness.
David should read his own paper. He
comes out in half column editorial denounc-
cling Lottie as trying to pass herself off as
the original Lolita, and announces that he