Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-09
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MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
Only one drunk run In yesterday.
Ice houses ere being built at johnson and Spring
lakes.
The hardware stores will hereafter close ct $50
o'clock p. m.
Go to the Boston restaurant to-day and get
square meal.
The remains of Mrs. Toohey were buried yester-
day afternoon.
Two more stories are to be added to the North
Star wooden mills.
An adjourned meeting Of the board Of trade Will
be held this morning.
Col. Fairmsn contemplates organizing GLASS In
painting in Minneapolis.
James A. Ryan Of Davenport, Iowa, spent the day
in Minneapolis yesterday.
The store Of ". W. Waterman. grocer. has been
closed by . writ of execution.
IL tOOA @lUyUOu W poy tuo wages Va YOAy GIL.
ployes for the month of December.
regular meeting of the Hermion LODGE Knights
Of Pythias will hold # Pythian hall this evening.
meeting of the city council committee on roads
and bridges will be held at O'Clock this afternoon.
The weekly drill meeting Of tina Minneapolis Light
Infantry CORPS will be held In Market hall this even
ing.
John G. Giles has been adjudged insane, and an
order issued for his commitment to the asylum at st..
Peter.
The funeral Of the late Peter Kertson occurred
yesterday afternoon from No. S17 North Second
street.
Danz orchestra gave nne sacred concert In New
Turner Hail. yesterday afternoon before large au-
dienoe.
The officers Of George N. Morgan Post g. A. r.
will be installed at the regular meeting tomorrow
evening.
died from erysipelas yesterday morning, after q
short illness.
meeting of the board Of county treasuzers will
at the court house.
The remains Of Prof. Bauton, who was fonnd
dead in Brush's photograph gallery, viii be sent to
Ohio for interment.
Joseph Sexton will be arraigned in the municipal
court this morning upon the charge Of stealing an
overcoat from NJ. M. Munson.
The annual election Of officers of the Gentlemen's
Driving association will be held Wednesday, jan
uary Is, at the Nicollet house.
The marriage of Charles Wheeler and Miss Luella
Cloud will be solemnized tomorrow evening. A bri-
dial tour to the east will be taken.
Mr.. West NJ. Hall, veteran hotel man Of the
West and at present manager Of the Cameron house
of Lacrosse, spent the Sabbath as guest Of Mine
Host West.
meeting of old Hose company No. l will be held
tomorrow evening to perfect arrangements for the
twelftbannua reunion and banquet to take place
on the 28th inst.
The largest pulley ever made in the West was cast
at the North Star iron works Saturday night for
the firm Of Merriman & Barrows. The pulley
weighs seven tons.
The first annual installation and banquet Of the
various lodges Of Knights Of Honor Of this city will
occur this evening in the lodge room over the mu-
nlcipal court room.
On Wednesday and Thursday evening the Acad-
envy will be occupied by Miss Ada Gray, supported
by Watkins Fifth avenue combination in now YER
sion Of "Esst Lynne"
Negotiations are pending between the members Of
the YIN. O, A. and the popular dramatic reader Of
Boston, Miss Charlotte Wallace, whereby she will
give an histrionic reading soon.
Rev.T. NJ. Riley, rector of the Holy Trinity
church, presched his farewell sermon yesterday a.
ternoon. The services were attended by the Light
Infantry corps, or which he was chaplain.
A meeting Of the members Of st. Anthony Lodge
No. 40, I. o. O. F., wss held yesterday af-
onk;n ko6o nc
funeral of their lamented brother ]. B. Tnkepaugh.
owing to serious illness in the family the proposed
reception to have taken place this evening" to be CIV
en- by Mr. and Mrs. William B. jackson, Jr, to Mr..
and Mrs. Robert T Hurlbut. has been abandoned
Final arrangements for the grand concert to be
given at the Academy of Music on the 18th instant
under the auspices Of the g. A. r. will be made al
the meeting Of George N. Morgan post tomorrow
evening.
The report of the superintendent Of the College
hospital shows that 123 patients have been received
into the hospital since its opening in OCTOBER pa
TENTS were received in tho month OF December; ~
were discharged and one died during the month.
Prof. Wilston, Of Charleston college, Mortified,
delivered stirring temperance lecture before the
Reform Climb, held in Harrison Hall, yesterday aft
ernoon The large auditorium was completely
flled-even the standing room being occupied.
Tho city engineer has been instructed by the city
council to advertise for bids for the purchase Of the
Plymouth avenue bridge as it now stands upon the
piers and also for taking 1t down and removing it,
preparatory to the erection Of the new wrought iron
bridge.
At the meeting Of the Father Mathew T. A. 30
ciety, held last night in the Catho lie association
hal, the new board of officers were installed. A
very pleasing literary and musical programme wss
rendered. The society is in healthy and prosper
ons condition.
The two literary societies OF the state university
will give literary and musical entertainments this
evening" Since the organization of these societies
they have, from persistent study and weekly exhib-
tions during the university year, attained COM
mendable degree Of excellence.
Rev. Il. M. Simmons delivered q scientific lecture
at the Jewish temple yesterday morning to large
and highly entertained audience. The subject, "As-
tronomy, an Aid to Religion" was ably elucidated
1t has been suggested that the lecturer be invited to
deliver course Of scientific lectures.
contract with the Wrought Iron Bridge COM
pany to construct an iron bridge across the Msss-
sipp river at the foot of Plymouth avenue has been
authorized by the city council. The cost Of the
bridge will be $68,500, to be completed and opened
for public travel on or before May 10th. 1882.
Commissioners Austin, Brown and Roberts, con-
stituting the committee from the board OF county
commissioners, appointed to investigate the books
of the county auditor and treasurer, have partially
completed their labors and will probably be able to
report at the meeting Of the board on Tuesday.
Alderman Glenn, accompanied by Roger Vail,
Thomas Canty and William Donahue, started yester-
day. In hack, on q tour through the various towns
throughout Hernepin county. It Is the object Of
the party 10 organize branches of the National land
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