Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-24
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The Sixth ward Republican caucus will d.
held this evening.
A. J. E. Allen mourns the death OF MI
eldest daughter Gertie.
George Hunt is making preparations tt
leave soon for Colorado.
Judge Vanderburgh appears to be the com
ING man for the supreme bench.
A gospel temperance meeting will be held al
the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms this evening.
Minneapolis Lodge Knights of Pythias hello
regular communication last evening.
DR.. D. Leonard Pratt is rejoicing over the
advent of a ten pound girl at his happy
home.
The McAllister troupe has been enjoying
successful season down the river the past few
evenings.
St. Anthony lodge I. o. G.. T. will hold
regular meeting this evening at No. 25l MIC
ollet avenue.
The ''Lady of Lyons" will be presented II
the Opera house this afternoon, and married
Life" in the evening.
A meeting of the stockholders OF the Min
neapolis & st. Louis railroad company Will be
held on Tuesday next.
A Republican ward caucus will be held at
Teutonia hall this evening TO elect delegates
to attend the county convention.
Two valises were reported as having been
stolen from the depot of the st. Paul, Minnie
apohs & Manitoba road yesterday.
A Irregular meeting of the Women's Christ
ian union will be held in the hall at 2sl MIC
ollet avenue, this afternoon at o'clock.
The prisoners at the county Jail got obstrep-
erous over their breakfast yesterday, and re-
quired considerable persuasion to subdue the
little meeting.
n. Bailey, of Rock Island, has arrived in the
city to take position of trust upon the Min
neapolis & st. Louis railroad. He was formerly
of the c. r. & R. railroad.
The memorial prayer service held in the
First Baptist church and the union service
held in the Congregational church on the
East side, yesterday afternoon, were largely
attended.
Yesterday morning a new pair of rubber
boots was found hidden in an alley near First
avenue south. Up to this writing there have
been no complaints of a shoe store being
robbed.
The household goods of Harry Shepard, the
colored man who was recently fined S25 in the
municipal court for keeping a gambling
house, were yesterday seized by gentleman
who held mortgage upon them.
At last the GLOBE takes unusual pleasure
in announcing that the commissioners are
finally laying a new walk on suspension
bridge The condition of the same for the
past three months has been a standing dis
grace.
A still alarm turned in at hose house No. 3
about o'clock yesterday afternoon brought
that portion of the fire department out into
the mud in double quick time. The fire was
confined to pile of bedding in one of the
third floor front at 243 Hennepin avenue.
Damage covered by insurance.
Anything which the sympathizers may feel
willing to contribute, for the benefit of the
sufferers from the devastating fires in Michi-
gan, viii be taken in charge by the Y. M. G.
A, and sent, by the courtesy of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul road, free of charge.
Two men, who gave their names as James
Quinn and Samuel Dorman, were arrested yes
terday for attempting to rob a man named
Wilson, on Hennepln avenue, yesterday. The
officers became convinced that no robbery was
intended, and the pair were dismissed, with
fine of So each, in the municipal court.
About three days ago an unknown scandi
navian girl called at Mr.. Peterson's house on
Eighth street, corner of Third avenue south
east, and asked for employment. While talk
ing with Mrs. Peterson the girl was suddenly
taken violently i'll. She was kindly cared for,
and on the following morning, her symptoms
having taken an alarming aspect, physician
was summoned, and yesterday morning the
girl breathed her last. Soon after the attack
She explained that her name was Louise, but
did not give her last name, which still remains
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