Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-13
TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS /.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELET5.
Yesterday was unusually quiet IN Minneap-
oils.
Scrap Iron Bill lectured in shakopee yester-
day.
The machinery is being placed In the new
Basset saw mill.
A large meeting of the Reform club was
held at Harrison hall yesterday.
at the meeting of the Delta Sigma society
this evening, officers will be elected.
Eight victims of ill luck were the occu-
pants of the castle &c Batcheller yesterday.
A meeting of the Ancient Order of Hlber-
mans was held at 8 o'clock yesterday alter
noon.
1t Is thought that the district court will re-
consider the Suits railroad.time check case
to-day.
A post mortem has been held upon the body
of John Miller, who committed suicide by
hanging.
Maren Anderson has been granted q decree
OF divorce from Hans Anderson on the ground
of desertion.
The name of the Attic Touring mill has
been changed to that of the st. Anthony Falls
Roller mill.
Rev. Mr.. Beach conducted religious services
before the prisoners, OF tbs city lookup, yester-
day afternoon.
The Boston restaurant is the place to get
lunches, meals, cigars and beverages at any
hour, day or night.
Oscar Wilde, probably the greatest living
curiosity, will lecture in the Academy on
Wednesday evening.
The funeral of Jonathan Estes will be held
afternoon at 1870 O'Clock.
While playing on Saturday the little son of
William Sibley slipped and fell upon some ice,
breaking his arm near the wrist.
A small old dilapidated house, upon rollers,
adorned the streets yesterday at the corner of
Hennepin avenue and Third street.
A well attended business meeting of the
Father Sheehey central land league was held
in Norden hall yesterday afternoon.
The Hermean society of the University, has
prepared lengthy programme which the
members will present this evening.
Secretary Huntington delivered an address
at the gospel meeting held in the pariors of
the Y. NJ. c. A. yesterday afternoon.
The funeral of the late J. c. Stuart, will oc-
cur from the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception at 1880 o'clock this morning.
The Mendelssohn club has perfected arrange
ments with Litta, and will give another con-
cert in the Academy on the 10th of April.
The temperance folks will hold convention
on Saturday evening in Harrison hall 10 place
in nomination ticket for the coming spring
elections.
The Tribune asserts editorially that it is
furnished at "nonsensical price, Such
frank declaration must needs move the SYM :.
pathetic heart to tears.
The trial of criminal cases will be resumed
at the session of the district this morning. It
is expected that the criminal calendar will be
finished up to-day or tomorrow.
A little girl who had lost her way, was at
the police station yesterday. She appeared
badly frightened and at first refused to talk,
but inalIy said her name was Minnie Ho-
ganson.
The Light Infantry corps will give grand
promenade concert in Market hall, on We'd
nesday evening. They have engaged the ser
vices Of tae military band, located at Fort
Smelling.
At the morning service, Church of the Re-
deemer, Mr.. Wikle, the tenor of the Hess
Opera company, sang selection from rs
meralGa" yesterday, in admirable style and eX-
cellent voice.
Frank Riley and Charles Doran, each SEN
teuced for larceny, the former for one year
and the latter eighteen months, were taken to
the State prison, In Still water, on Saturday by
Deputy Sheriff Henion.
+. NJ. Worth, the fiend in human shape, who
was last week sent to the county Jail for ninety
days in default of payment of SO fine imposed
by Judge Cooley for brutal assault upon a
stspdaughter, is at liberty again, having sue
ceeded in raising his tine.
At meeting OF the Mechanics and Work
ingmen's Building and Loan association held
at the board Of trade rooms on Saturday even
ing, $40 new shares were subscribed amount
ing to S1CS, 600. The receipts of tie evening
were $3,260.56. The fourteenth series of
stock has been issued by this association.
According to the report of Health Officer
Salisbury the whole number of deaths during
the month OF February we're l00-56 males
and A females. or these "a were married; 8
widows; widower; and 70 single. Twenty
seven were natives of Minneapolis; OF other
parts Of Minnesota; SO OF other parts of the
United States; Of Germany; Is of Scandi-
navia; of ireland; of Canada.
The Tribune says: "The republican nom
ination will be walk-oyer for G. NJ. Loring,
and his election is just as sure as the republi-
cans of the city are sure to vote" This is
practically the same statement the Tribune
made in speaking of the republican candidate
just previous 10 the election of DR.. A. A.
Ames TO the same office by the democrats.
Don't count your chickens before your eggs
hatch, because sometimes the eggs have bad
qualities, and instead Of developing healthy
birds only emit an unsavory smell when the
she'll is cracked.
At the meeting of the Father Matthew To-