Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-29
MINI pOLISNEWS
m1NNEAPoLIs GLOEELETs.


specially Reported fer tho Daily Globe.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOEELETS.
The new elevator will be completed by
the middle of next month.
The teachers meeting is to be held at AS
ISOLATION parlors, this evening.
Minnehaha Grove No. s, Q. A. Q. D., have
. dance at their hell, this evening.
The markets were we'll attended yesterday
Int sales we're not So lively as on WedEes-
day.
The real estate transfers recorded during
the past week foot up an aggregate OF
s222,o52.
Judge Cooley had recovered from his re-
cent illness sufficiently to attend to business
yesterday.
# this weather continues the ice men will
bs able to commence their winters work in
few days.
The meeting of the High school teachers
announced for this forenoon has been post
poned till next week.
applications and examinations for adnis-
sisn to the bar may be made IN open court
this afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Atthe close of the Union service as the
First Baptist church, Thanksgiving morn
ing, the sum Of 5000 was collected for the
Woman's Home.
Tho Woman's Christian Temperance
union hold meeting this afternoon at 8
o'clock in their room on Eennepin avenue.
Haverly's Juveniles visited the falls OF Sc.
Anthony Yesterday morning, and stepped at
Mlnnehaha falls while en- route for St. fau.
The light furry of snow has ef1eotuaily
laid the dust that has tormented the lie
nearly out Of people compelled to be On the
streets much Of late.
The increase in GOODNESS has made the de-
nland for wood and coal advance IN proper
tion. and dealers have their bands fell in
supplying their patrons on time.
Miss Eta May Hunt went down to s.
Paul last night to sing the part of Josephine
with Haverly's Juvenile Pinafore company.
She will probably travel with them.
Plans have been drawn for an enlargement
of the water works building and for new
pumps to supply the necessary pressure.
Superintendent johnson will present the
same to the council at an early date.
The department Of American History of
the Minnesota Historical society holds its
monthly meeting ca Monday evening, 1T
DR.. E. D. Neill's library. paper upon the
early Courts and Lawyers" is to be read by
Judge Atwater. The meeting is free to all.
A woman supposed to DO crazy, and hav-
ing in her possession loaded revolver, was
brought to police headquarters yesterday.
Religious excitement is said to DO the cause,
but physician pronounced her not danger
Gus, and she was allowed to depart in
peace.
The GLOBE readers may remember read
ing On account, some time since, Of alleged
improper conduct of @. Il, Whippis toward
little girl of n. II. Pierce. At the inves-
tigation before the district court the grand
iurv failed 10 find an indictment against
him, and his friends will rejoice at his good
fortune.
The Reform Club held their regular week
~
Rev. DR.. Van Anda delivered an interesting
address, and short speeches were made by
member Of those present. This organi-
cation is working hard, and are endeavoring
to secure q course Of frst-ciass lectures for
the winter.
Lydia is Brown by name and black as the
ace of spades by nature, and possessed of
superabundance OF adipose tissue. She
darted into court yesterday and Jest wanted
dat var Sam Cart TO know dat he done
couldn't trlhe wid do 'fections ob lady, an
DOT shoulder MS 20 ton Of his 'sponsbility."
4 warrant was given cut and Sam will have
an opportunity to explain matters and make
amends for his evil ways.
Two young men who had celebrated
Thanksgiving day in drinking frequent and
large potatiors of bug juice, attempted TO
perforate each other with pistol balls in
front Of the Standard theatre late at night
but unfortunately for the welfare of the
public at large, both were SO booty as to
make their aim unsteady and they still live.
A crowd congregated, but the embryo duel
lists were separated and left for parts un-
known before the arrival of the police.