Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs

MINNEAPOLIs GLOBELETs.
The Silver Grays will dance at their hall
next Tuesday.
Gospel temperance meeting at reform
| club hall this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Everybody invited.
The Hennepin county medical society will
meet at the office OF Drs. Ames and Sauls-
bury tomorrow (Mondayl evening.
Both the doctors and lawyers of Hennepin
Now there Is trouble for somebody brewing.
county have meeting on Monday evening.
New Jerusalem Tor Swedenborgian) Church.
corner Fifth avenue south and Ninth street.
Rev. Edward c. Mitchell, pastor. Service on
Sunday at p. NJ. Subject. spiritual Lib
erty.''
The liberal league will discuss at 2:3O
O'Clock p. m. TO day 1.-The evidence of a con-
tinued existence after DEATH. Judge Rey-
nolds will lead i'll an address of thirty min
utes. after which will take place the custom
cry discussion.
The City Billiard Room was entered last
evening by the rear door. which was found
open this morning, and $l5 taken from the
drawe, and 200 cigars taken from the case.
| The thief liz not known. but woe be unto him
| if he is captured.
The eldest daughter of Hon. Nelson Viii
liams. formerly of Wisconsin. now of Mime
apolis. was a few days ago. the happy re-
| cipient of a handsome present III the shape
| of one Of Webers best upright pianos, it
being the gift Of relatives IN Wisconsin.
Handsomely done)
DR.. A. A. Ames Grand Chancellor has re-
ceiyed application for the establishment of a
lodge of the order of Knights of Pythias at
Red Wing. In the same ca
pacity the Doctor has re-
ceiyed a communication calling for warrant
to establish section of an endowment rank
OF the Chivalric order to be known as Sec
! ton No. SO of endowment rank in this CITY.
Mr.. Harlow Gale promises 70 reopen the
dime concerts next Saturday night. with
Miss Barry. of the Church of the Redeemer
choir. and the ever popular Weinberg as the
attractions After that MIR. Gale promises
there will be no break in this cheap amuse-
1nent. but the concerts shall recur with per
feet regularity every Saturday evening with
his recent unorthodox utterances things will
60 forward in this wicked world quite plea
sanity and with more than average harmony.
TIE FiOnring Hills.
The following Touring mills have been
closed for the present.
Half the run i'll Washhurn "A" mill, all of
Washburn ..B:. Pallisade. Zenith, Brown d
Ankenys. Pillsbury's. Hennepin and Gaia
ract are closed for repairs and will open to-
morrow (Monday). The following are still
running, but part of them will close within
a week or two unless business improves:
Arctic. Minneapolis. Holly, Empire, Petit.
Robinson & Co.'s. Humboldt, Anchor, and
two others in the East Division.
Shutting down at this time
is not unusual. as commonly the Eastern
markets are well supplied with flour by the
middle OF January, and millers take occa-
sion i'll midwinter to overhaul and repair
This winter. however. was expected to prove
an exception to the rule. and would, dOu bit
less, if the runnors that the Russians were
| conquering peace had not come quite SO
rapidly. Altogether our miliers have had a
good year and do not complain.
District Court.
The jury in the Babcock case was dis
charged. not being able to agree. and Judge
Vanderburg will now take the case under adj
visement and grant. or refuse to grant, the
divorce.
The judge will sentence Ortman on Mon
day. Meantime he is at large on his own
recognisance.
! In the case of Laura Dummon against the
| Pioneer Press the one redeeming feature
seems to have been the argument of Judge
! r. Reynolds before the jury on behalf of the
plaintiff. But it did not count. AS the jury
returned verdict of no cause of action the
| Z. II. will not be called upon to open that
strong box this time.
Judge Young is holding special term.
| A complaint was filed for divorce this
morning in the case of Mary E. Jones VS..
! Charles Jones. The complaint asserts cruel
| ty, drunkenness, desertion and other little
shortcomings.
/ Tainted Nedts.