Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-22
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
suNNEAPOLIs GLOBELETs.

Meeting of the Art association this evening
Six children await adoption at the poor
farm.
The boarders of the Clark house gave an en-
ioyable hop last evening.
A stray colt was found by the police last
night and taken to Hills livery stable.
A library has been established at the Went
worth school by the pupils attending.
The st.Andrew's society will hold banquet
at the Clark House on Tuesday evening.
r, r. Russell, who has been dangerously ii
with Inflammation of the lungs, is recovering
A freight train off the track near Watervillt
delayed the express train six hours yesterday
Rabbi Jacob Wechser, of st. Paul, lectured
at the Reformed Hebrew church last evening.
A large and appreciatve audience attended
the performance of the Mitchell Pleasure Party
last night.
A meeting of the teachers from the first to
fourth grades will be held at the High school
this morning.
Biornson Bjornstern lectured at Pence Opera
House last evening, and despite the stormy
weather drew a crowded house.
Henry Baird, yesterday, transferred six lots
in Summit Park addition to +. G. Sergeant
for the consideration of $1,000.
Rev. H. ". Thomas, of Chicago, will lee
ture at the Church of the Redeemer on Mon.
day evening. Subject, "Social Forces. I"
The new baggage room of the Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul road will be completed
and ready for occupancy on Wednesday next.
DR.. Kelly rises aud explains that the death
of James Fallon which was supposed to have
occurred from the effects of laudanum, was
caused by Inflammation of the spinal cord.
Judge Cooley, who has been confined to his
home for the past two weeks, visited the mu-
nicipal court Yesterday, rbut will not be able to
take his seat on the bench for some time.
The owners Of 'trotters" will go to st. Paul
this afternoon to try conclusions with the
flyers of that city. A fine track has been pre-
pared for the sport aud accommo dations for
stabling provided.
The Hermean society of the University will
give series of lectures at the chapel, the first
10 be given on January 81 by Miss Sanford,
the second February IL by Rev. DR.. Sample,
and the third by EXsGov. G. X. Davis on
March Q.
A man was arrested by Officers Gardner and
Nelson last night, charged with stealing a
string of shoes, which were hanging in front
Of Clementson's shoe store. He claimed that
he did not steal them, but as he passing they
fell down.
Roger Mccormick, William Rose and Will
liam Jackson, trio who filled up en- 'budge"
and then attempted to serenade the residents on
Washington avenue early Thursday morning,
we're before the court yesterday. They were
fined s. each and discharged.
L. T. Morrison was before Judge Bailey yes
terday, charged with insulting Sarah Du
Tumble, descendent Of the ancient French
nobility. The lady had summoned as wit
nesses number of female acquintances; but
as Morrison was not prepared for trial, the
case went over until this morning.
James Kennedy, yardman at the Nicollet
house, while hunting for a leak in the gas
room, carelessly struck a match. An ex-
plosion followed, which blew him about ff-
teen feet, knocking kim insensible, and intlict-
ing severe cut on the temple. His injuries,
which are not serious, were dressed by DR..
Graham.