Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-25
MINNEAPoLIs GLoBELErs.

City Engineer Rinker returned home yester-
day.
Entertainment and dance in Turner hall this
evening.
The trade in Christmas goods was prodig
| ious yesterday.
Christmas services will be celebrated at the
Reform club to-day.
Capt. Snyder, injured by runaway, was re-
ported better yesterday.
Colton's brass band and Christmas tree were
out all day yesterday.
Thh slate roof of the new Westminster
church is nearly completed.
Go to the Boston restaurant for your Christ
mas disner. Open all night.
Three boozers were fined IS each in the pc
lice court yesterday--which they paid.
Mr.. Charles Cotton, of Cotton & Co., is
suffering from an attack OF rheumatism.
Aladdin will be presented at the Opera house
tomorrow evening with entirely new scenery.
The Knights OF Pythias will give New
Years dance in the Day block, on Friday even
ing.
The prisoners of the county Jail will be
treated to Christmas dinner by Sheriff Eustls
to-day.
After presenting an elaborate programme
TODAY, the choir of Westminster church will
disband
This being Christmas day, the Ladies Emer-
aid Isle land league will forgo its regular
meeting this evening.
Michael F. Dugner, who was arralgned IN
the municipal court yesterday for assault and
battery, was dismissed.
Court Officer Stiles Gray has SO far recovered
from his recent attack of pleuresy as to be
able to attend to his duties.
James Flynn, convicted of larceny, and SEN
fenced to ninety days Imprisonment, was yes
terday released by order Of the court.
The New Troy M. E. church will be dedi-
Gated next Sunday. The new building is
fine one, with seating capacity OF 5OO.
At the Y. NJ. c. A. parlors this afternoon
there will be service of song, led by newly
organized quartette, at O'Clock, and Bible
reading at $3.50.
a new ordinance COuCcIuluS tHO AASieAo
coach line is before the council, which pro-
vides for two lines of at least twenty trips dali
ly at fare Of five cents per mile.
Hiawatha Lodge of Good Templars will
give public entertainment at Hush's Hall,
Tuesday evening. company OF amateurs
will present the play, Down by the Sea-
Mrs. Farr will celebrate Christmas in a no.
BILE manner tomorrow. She is to give dinner
to the newsboys and the prisoners at the jail,
besides sending rs pounds of candy 10 the
conyicIs at saltwater.
C. A. Stedman, the leading man OF the OPP
era house company, will be rendered benefit
on the evening of the 4th of January. grand
double bill is being prepared for the occasion
The Merchant of Venice" and Turn him
OUT
During the first Of series OF entertainments,
to be given by the Clark House club, which
occurred last Friday evening, Mr.. Flanders,
the proprietor of the house, was presented DY
the club with an elegant goldheaded cane.
The presentation was made by Mr.. w. Nc
Dermott, in neat speech, to which Mr..
Flanders made an appropriate response.
The directors of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul railway met committee OF the board
of trade yesterday morning, and made ar
rangements for the establishment OF the car
shops of that road in this city. The shops
will cover seventy acres of land and employ
about l, 500 men, and will cost about S5OO,OOO::
Work will be commenced without delay and
be pushed to completion.
A lad named John johnson was arraigned
in the police court yesterday at the instance
of his emnloyer. who charged i'm with the
larceny of a clock. It seems that the man
owed the boy for work, which the lad had
reason to suspect he would not be able to col
lect, and so he dropped on clock as slight
recompense. But it was missed before ne
could get away. The judge suspended sen
tence and discharged the prisoner.