Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-26
CITY GLl,HULES.

Emerson's California MINISTRIES with the s'Big
Four" on Saturday, at the Opera house.
The drawing for reserved seats for the Lii
brary course will commence this morning at 9
o'clock.
No one should forget the land sale tomorrow
at the capitol-50,0 900 acres to be sold in lots
from 40 to 160 acres.
First Of the Library Course on Friday, in
Professor B. F. Taylor's lecture, "What made
him do it? or some motive power.''
The marriage of Mr.. Charles 81. Woodward,
of Portland, Oregon, to Miss Carolina Officer,
of this city, will take place at st. Paul's
church to-day at IL o'clock.
Sheriff A. Petersen, Prescott, Fillmore county,
slowed away Pat Farley in jail last night for
safe keeping. The sheriff is en- route to Still
water with his prisoner (Farley) who was SEN
fenced for larceny for one year at the last term
of the district.
The sheriff was rushed with business yester-
day. Besides levying on Sattler's property, he
was called upon and made levy on A. o.
Jacobs d Co.. millinery store, No. LII East
Seventh street. The writ was issued on suit of
D. B. Fisk Co., for the recovery of $4,000.
The promenade concert and ball to be given
at Music Hall by the Minnesota Boat club, this
evening. will doubtless be q very brilliant
affair. The hall has been tastefully decorated
by the lady friends of the members, and the
Great Western orchestra will supply their
choicest music.
The movement on behalf of the boys of st.
Paul, set on foot by the Y. M. q. A., to provide
pleasant room for them to congregate, has
been carried forward so that the committee
announce the opening of a room 1O0x25 feet
tonight. magic lantern entertainment is to
be given and all boys are invited to come at
Z :3O o'clock. Admission free. The room is in
the basement of the Odd Fellows building
entrance ON Fifth Street.
The boy Frank Lawrence, whose father, from
Mankato, was looking for him Saturday, has
been seen in this city. A son of Collector
Bickel, w. +. Bickel, formerly went to school
with him. He met the lost" boy at the de-
pot, and got into talk with him. The lad,
Lawr nee, said he had run away from home be-
cause his father wanted to send hi to school;
said he was going to Saltwater. The boy was
in company with Swede.
There was but very small attendance at the
art sale last evening, and bids were slow.
There were but a few pictures sold, and these
brought very low prices. less enthusiastic
and colder spirit was never manif, sted at an
art auction, and Mr.. SCOTS effort to rouse
something like interest were unavailing. This
evenings sale will be the last oppvrtunity
offered for those desiring to possess subjects
from the easels of Richter, Kensala, DeHaas,
Muzzella. Booguard. or any other celebrity
whose works are IN this superior collection
MIR. Benjamin F. Taylor, who opens the Lii
brary Course next Friday evening with a lee
ture on What made him do it? or, some mo-
tive powers, has been in the lecture field for a
long time, aud is deservedly one of the bright
est ornaments Of the rustrum. His rich poeti-
cal thoughts, his clear, strong voice, and his
elegant language combine to win for him The
admiration of all intellectual audiences. The
Rome Sentinel says that the entire lecture
sparkled with beautiful thoughts, has added to
his already we'll established reputation here HIS
one of the ablest thinkers and speakers before
the public" The Saratogia,a remarks that he
Is imaginative and poeticol in the extreme, al
ways touching the teuderest chords of the
heart