Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-27
wrNSEApoL1s GLoBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
Pare the balance of suspension bridge to-day
Mrs. ]. Il. Thompson is lying dangerously
Eccs have taken another advance IN thl'
market.
Charles Alger will spend the winter In Ne"
Orleans.
Charles Cotton is preparing for a trip TO
Montana.
There are now ffty-three inmates IN the
county Jail.
uoy is becoming more plentiful, and at
trife lower price.
To-day YOU should get good square meal
at the Boston restaurant.
Hennepin avenue NJ. E. church Will DC
formally dedicated to-day.
Six divorce suits were upon the district
court calendar yesterday.
The fine new glass Office at the pump mousse
presents very fine appearance.
Rev. J.. R. Berry viii preach at the Washing
ton avenue NJ. E. church to-day.
A rehearsal meeting VI LIZ AsSAON>
held in Harrison hall last evening.
Large numbers of men and teams lett yes
terday for the camps in the pineries.
Ingomar drew good house at the Academy
OF Music matinee yesterday aiternoon'
Rev. W. W. satterlee will preach IN the
Seventh stree NJ. E. church, this morning..
The Grear case will be opened at the district
court, before Judge Vanderburgh, tomorrow.
Rev. DR.. Beatty, pastor of Plymouth Con
gregational church, is reported seriously ili'
Chas. Weare, the forger, was taken to MS
future abiding place in saltwater by sherin
Eustis, Yesterday.
Roy r tt Cross of Denver, will occupy the
pulpit Of the First Congregational chureh On
the East side to-day.
The funeral of Mrs. Andrews will occur
from her late residence, No. Ii South lenIn
street, this afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Miss McAllister's troupe produced for the
last time "Naval Engagements ana 'foca-
hontas" last evening to good fouse.
A bill of divorce has been granted IN the
district court to Elizabeth NJ. Davis from
John W. Davis, upon the ground OF aesertioh'
Miss Susie NJ. johnson, inspiratlonal
speaker, will lecture in Concert hall, 25O Sec
ond avenue south, November n, at 1o:9o a. M
Herbert c. Conner has just completed fine
oil portrait of Gen. Sanborn, OF st. Paul. 1t is
an artistic picture and wins the admiration
of all.
No appointment has yet been made to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
from the board of water commissioners of O..
G. Merriam.
The soap factory of Pomeroy 81 Co., which
was destroyed by fire on the 9Th inst, has
been rebuilt and now is in full operation as
before the fire.
The Pillsbury A mill will shut down again
tomorrow, with probability of remaining in
that condition for some time. Lack of freight
cars is the difficulty
A regular gospel meeting of the Reform
club will be held at Harrison hall at the usual
hour this afternoon. The services will be con-
Quoted by Chaplain Sutterlee.
Last evening the Mayo troupe finished a
weeks engagement at the Academy, in "Rich-
ard III.'' Mayo and Boniface displayed IN
usual talent in the rendition of their roles.
j. W. Hall, of Winona, has been appointed
agent Of the American Express company in
this city, to succeed J. H. Clarke. Mr.. Hall
will enter upon the duties of the office this
week.
The funeral of the late Miss Lillian Haus-
com occurred from the residence of her sister,
Mrs, Guile, on Third avenue south, and was
attended by large concourse of mourning
friends.
Lou Brown, as head woman in Swede Rates
bagnio, and five inmates, swelled the treasury
of the police court to the amount of $160 in
fines yesterday. To this was added the entire
costs of the court.
A drunken expressman, through his dizzy
stupidity, narrowly escaped being ground up
by the wheels of train at the st. Poul, Min
neapolis g. Manitoba depot yesterday. He
was run in by policeman.
Judge Lochren, of this city, has been ap-
pointed by Gov. Pillsbury to hold court in the
Ninth judicial district, pending the impeach-
ment of Judge Cox. Judge LOchren will
hold court in Fergus Falls, beginning on De-
cember 9th.
This afternoon the members Of the Benevo-
lent society OF the Church of the Immaculate
Conception will meet at the Catholic Assocla-
tion hall, where they will organize, ard then
proceed 10 the various Catholic churches of
the city and perform the public ceremony pre-
scribed by the church.
Annie W. Smith, of st. Paul, has sued the
st. P, NJ. & NJ. railway for $4,000 damages
for injuries received while coming in from
Lake Minnetonka on the night of August 10.
The car ran off the track and Mrs Smith suf
fered broken ankle and a severe nervous
shock. c. X. Davis is her attorney.
The business of the municipal court is fire.
quently retarded by jurors falling to respond
to the call in proper time. Such was the case
yesterday morning. Judge Cooley imposed a
severe reprimand, after which he announced
that fine should be imposed in each case
where the law is violated in this respect in the
future. So you jurymen take heed.
Dedication.