Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-16
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
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The common council will meet this after
noon at 2:30 O'Clock.
st. Johns chapter, No. 9, r. A. and A. NJ,
held conyocation last evening.
Hans Nilsson, for pounding his wife, was
given thirty days pounding stone.
The pay car on the St. Paul & Pacific road
will arrive in Minneapolis this morning
Don't forget the New England supper to-
night at the Seventh street M. E. church.
The warehouse of Wheaton & Reynolds,
which was burned about month ago, is
being rebuilt.
The Trap and Field club will shoot at glass
balls this afternoon at their grounds on
Park avenue.
It was Charles B. Wake, not Walker, who
made that handsome book-rest for st.
Marks church.
Awell dressed woman in state of beastly
intoxication was arrested yesterday after
noon on Nicllet island.
The trestle work of the Minneapolis East
ern railroad in the rear of the mills is COM
pleted, and the track will be laid at an ear
ly day.
The Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity held a
social meeting at the Nioollet house last
evening, which was largely attended by
members.
Swan Nostrum is in trouble again; this
time for essaulting William Warren. He
will have an examination before Judge Cooley
this morning.
! Articles of incorporation of the knights
of Pythias Hall association are being
drafted. The stock issued amounts to
$4,000, and has been taken by the several
K. of P. lodges in the city. III.
The funeral of Nelson T. Booth, formerly
typo at the Tribune Office, occurred yes
terday. The funeral services were conducted
by Rev. j. 81. futile. and the body was in
tered in the printers lot at Lakewood ceme-
tory.
The Pythian Knights military ball and
soiree last evening at Silver Gray hall, was
amost brilliant affair. There were some
fifty couple present, who thoroughly enjoyed
both the dancing and the recherche supper.
Joseph Edwards, the man who was So
riously injured by falling into an excavation
on first avenue south on Monday night, was
brought up for drunkenness yesterday, but
the court thinking he was sufficiently pun
ished, discharged him, and he left for town
on the Hastings & Dakota road.
}, Henry Reynold, a driver of one OF the
street cars, was arrested yesterday morning
for stealing monkey wrench which he sole
at Savage's secondhand store on Washing
ton avenue. He was convicted and sen
fenced to Jail for thirty days. After his con
, viction Officer Westcott stepped int,
Savage's and found that Reynolds had solt
two dozen riding whips there for fifty cents
ANY one having lost such articles can recove
their property by calling at the polio
station. @552t
The st. Paul Presbytery commence
their annual session last evening in Andrey
church, East side. There were upwards Q
} thirty clergymen present, eight elders an
large congregation. The Rev. DR.. Conn
of st. Paul, was elected moderator, and Re,
A. A. Kiehle, of Saltwater, temporary clerk
Devotional exercises were conducted
Revs. J. Roger, A. A. Kiehle, and D. Z
7 Edwards, and the sermon preached by Rev
8 j. Rogers, the retiring moderator. Th
services were conducted by administration 9
the Sacrement of the Lords Supper by Revs
j. w. Dickie and A. F.. McLaren. Th
? Presbytery will commence the business c
! the chcrch to-day.