Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-05
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MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETA
Judge seagrsve Smith passed the Sabbath in Hast
ings.
Mrs. FAR held religious services in the jail yes
terday.
The Boston restaurant II the place to get oysters
In any style.
The literary societies Of the state university win
give entertainments this evening.
Hundreds Of people from st. Paul visited the site
Of the terrible mill disaster yesterday.
Judge Lochren will depart to-day to hold court in
the Ninth judicial district -Thst Of Judge Cox.
regular meeting Of the board Of county com :
missioners win be hsd 1t the court house to-day.
lar weekly drill meeting In Market hall this evening.
Michael Davitt Land League held meeting last
night In their new hall on South Warrington avenue.
O. A. Barry has purchased the Nunson property
opposite h. G. sldles residence, on Nicoet avenue
Prof. DANG orchestra gave . most delightful g.
cred concert at the new Turner hall yesterday after
noon.
Miss Bessie Hunter. Of McAlister's troupe, VIII be
rendered compHm eutary benefit at the opera house.
on Friday evening.
J. b. Clarke will start for Winons this morning,
where he will assume charge Of the American Ex-
press oompany's office.
The twedty- fifth anniversary Of the establishment
Of Gethsemaine church, was celebrated In appropri-
ate form yesterday forenoon.
xE. H. Stesls Of the Boston One Price clothing
store has returned from his Warrington trip, and ID
about his business - happy Is ever.
8. DcshoD, the horse deaisr who drove over T..
Kennedy In the street, will be lried before Judge
Cooley to-day for alleged assault and battery.
The funeral Of the Late +. FIemming occurred yes
terdsy afternoon from the residence at the corner
Of Third avenue south and Twenty.sixfh street.
Through some annoying error the Minneapolis
"budget' for the Sundays issue, was miscarried
Care will be taken that the accident does not occur
again.
When you want lunch or . square meal, don't
forget to go to the Boston restaurant at the
Of Hennepin avenue and Second street. Open day
and night.
regular meeting Of the Minneapolis Typogrsph-
ical Union was held In the hall over Heatons shoe
store yesterday afternoon. new board of officers
was elected.
The first regular meeting Of the chamber of COM
MERGE for commercial business win be held In the
chamber At 10 O'Clock this morning In johnson,
Smith Harrison's block.
If the postofice II removed to the new Boston
bloch, Messrs. J. p. Brown Co., Of LaSelle, Ills,
propose to establish banking house with $500 900
capital in the Bidwen block on the opposite corner.
DR.. Ames reports that william Wilson, the carpen-
ter who was 80 dangerously injured by q falling
plank while ct work constructing building on FRI
day, il In fair way Of recovery, improbable as it
may seem.
The Celtic World, the new Irish organ, made its
and handsome, and il edited with ability. It de-
the undivided support Of all loyal Irishmen,
and will doubtless receive It.
The Free Platform society met at $50 yesterday
and discussed the question: sis the religious faculty
natural or docs 1t result from education?" Judging
from the speeches made that organization believes
that religion is the result of education and training
and OF circumstance.
The board Of water commission will hold meet
ing on Friday at the superintendent office. In the
meantime 1t is hoped Mayor Rand will be able to
hunt out suitable man who IL willing to assume
the honor Of the appointment to all the vacancy
casioned by the resignation of o. O Merrimsn.
well attended gospel meeting Of the Reform
club was held In Harrison hall yesterday afternoon
Addresses made by Chaplain Satterlee and other
prominent members Of the organization. The club
is experiencing . revival this winter and many new
and valuable members have united their efforts in
the temperance work with It.
Rev. DR.. Van Ands delivered very Interesting
lecture before large and entertained audience at
Centenary M. e. church. The lecture consisted Of
narration Of the details Of his recent extended
tour In Europe. ae viii repeat the lecture at the
Franklin Avenue NJ e. church on Wednesday even
ing Of this week. AL those who have not heard it
should be present.
The enemies of the motor line could be seen gath
cred In tho three places. yesterday, In whispering
conference. The matter comes up for nnal action
at the meeting OF the city council on Wednesday
night. One alderman conf fently remarked to Q
GLOVE reporter that In his mind (which IL ponder
ous) 'sthe motor must Co." Other aldermen re-
piled to an interrogation upon the matter that he
1t Is. Cheap and quick travel is what they want,
and that they can only get BY the use Of system
similar TO that employed by this line. It IL not only
cheap and quick, but Is also comparatively NOISE
less.
Minneapolis milkmen are at least winning notori-
ETY. for crookedness, and the newspapers have been
instrumental In inducing them to straighten out
some of their crooked affairs. Now comes one G..
D. Wheeler, who sold out his business on the East
Side before he had redeemed the tickets which he
had sold, and for which he had received his money.
He claims that his successor is holding for his debts
in this respect. But his successor denies this fea
ture Of the sale contract GLAZING that all the parties
count have probably received their just dues. In
the meantime the holders Of the uuredeemed tickets
are "out."