Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-07

Mary Eddy was adjudged insane yester
day, and was sent to st. Peter. .f
Sheriff Thompson went to St. Peter with
two insane prisoners yesterday. ..s: 49,.
The markets were crowded yesterday, and
the farmers did thriving business. s.
The auction sale of the furniture in Wood.
burns restaurant, occurred yesterday. 81
! The Harmonic society give another of
their pl easant entertainments this evening.
Dr.. John Fulton, of Milwaukee, is to 3D.
dress the Brotherhood of Gethsemane this
evening.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
neers give their annual dance at Pythian hall
December 17th
The criminal cases are to be tried before
the district court on next week, commencing
Monday morning.
A meeting Of the young lawyers of the
city is to be held in the municipal court
room on Monday evening.
Robert Nickle, who played weeks en-
gagement at the Theatre Comique, is at the
Olympic Theatre, Chicago.
Thesregular weekly meeting of the public
school teachers was held in the Hig h school
building, yesterday forenoon.
The Emma Abbott Opera company COM
mence weeks engagement at the Academy
of Music On Christmas evening.
G. Fl. Remnant let his fingers come in con-
tact with a rapidly revolving emery wheel,
and now carries his hand in sling.
A gospel meeting under the auspices of
the Yoke Fellows, will be held at the Y. NJ.
@. A. rooms this evening, al o'clock.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union held a meeting yesterday afternoon at
their rooms over Williams book store.
The Reform club will conduct gospel tenn
perance meeting No at the Second Con-
gregational church on Tuesday evening next.
How the snow come tumbling down at
Minneapolis yesterday evening. The heart
Of the average lunnbsrman was made glad
| thereby.
A temperance meeting was held at the
|
ing. The subject of cruelty to animals was
discussed.
A dizzy gang Of female high-kickers
threaten to pack the Academy of Music with
our bald headed amusement lovers at an
early date.
Prof. Burner commences his sixth course
of lectures, and delivers his thirty ninth
lecture in Minneapolis, at Association hal |,
on Wednesday evening next.
The Knights of Pythias' Hall association
have completed arrangements for their grand
opening bal i to take'place in the new p tn
las hall, in the Day block, on Thursday even
ing next.
This morning, Rev. II. A. Simpson, of
the Plymouth Congregational church, de-
livers an address reviewing the work of the
past ten years, as to-day completes the first
ten years of his service as pastor of that
| church.
Yesterday afternoon the Sunday school
teachers assembled at the Y. NJ. G. A. parlors
for the purpose of studying the lesson for
to-day. Rev. II. A. Stimson gave the ex-
position of the lesson, and much interest
was manifested in the work.
Herman Lodge No. 10, Knights of Pyth-
las, will dedicate the new Pythian hall, in
the Day block, corner of Washington avenue
and Fourth avenue south. This hall is the
most complete and most deliberately furnish
ed of any similar hall in the State.
This afternoon at o'clock song service
is to be held in the parlors of the Young
Mems Christian Association. This will last
for one hour, after which Bible reading
will be conducted by Mr.. J. G. Huntington,
the new secretary Of the association.
The Gethsemane church sociable was held
at the residence of Mrs. Meader, corner
Sixth street and Second avenue, on Thurs
day evening. A very enjoyable time was
| had, Miss Hamlin, Miss Pound, Miss Eta
May Hunt, MIR. Malcolm, MIR. Curtiss and
Mr.. Wales rendering solos that were duly
appreciated. Altogether it was rare must
cal treat.
The ladies of the Church of the R-deemer
were SO successful with their fair, and on
Friday evening rendered the operate, enti-
tied "High Life" and the farce, "Who is
Who," in such an excellent manner that a
general request has been extended for a
repetition of the opera and farce. The re-
quest has been favorably received, and on
Monday evening the entertainment will be
repeated in the lecture room of the church.
COURT CULLINGS.