Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-27
the officers of the First battalion will be

present.
The GLOBE reporter met a number of
gentlemen who live in the district which it
is proposed to incorporate as the city of
Minnehaha, and they are strongly opposed
to the movement. They were of the opin-
ion that the courts would fail to grant the
petition. on the ground that 1t was fraudu-
lently signed.
The congregation of the Second Con-
gregational church will unite with that of
the Church of the Redeemer in Thanks
giving services next Thursday morning.
The services will be held in the Church of
the Redeemer. and will be elaborate. The
discourse will be delivered by the Rev. E.
S. Williams.
1t has been suggested that should it be
proposed to convert any Of our present
places of amusement into permanent va
riety theater that, instead of taking the
Pence opera house for that purpose, as
proposed by an indefinite somebody. the
large market hall, which is now unoccupied
deal of the time, be.secured.
Mrs. Farr desires contributions of books,
pamphlets and periodicals for distribution
among the prisoners in the different jails
of the state. Good reading matter is said
to be very acceptable to those shut out of
the world, and Mrs. Farr will see that all
donations of the kind are properly used.
They can be left at her rooms, corner of
Fifth street and Nicollet avenue.
Two befuddled Scandinavians walked
deliberately into Prendergraf's house. at
the corner of Second street and Third ave-
No one except ladies were in the house,
and they were obliged to submit to the in
suits of the drunken roughs until the ar
rival of a gentleman who ousted them.
They then undertook to gain entrance to
the house, but were taken in custody by a
policeman.
To the Patrons of Homeopathy: There
will be a meeting Of the ladies interested
IN the "Hahneman ward for Women and
Children" at the Church of the Redeemer
at p. N. on Tuesday, Nov. 90. All mem
bers of the association are desired to be
present, and also any ladies who wish to
become members. Important reports
from committees may be expected. Mrs. S.
u. Spauldlng, recording secretary.
The following is health officer, DR.. Cock
burns, weekly report of Minneapolis NOR
tality: Consumption, L; commissions, 1:
diarrhoea, L; diphtheria, 8; typhoid, z;
| typhoid pneumonia, 3; congestion of the
| lungs. /; heart disease, 2; marasmus, L;
BrIght's disease, l; gangrene, 1 dropsy,
L; uremla, L; inanation, l; senile debility,
l. total, 81. OF this number nine were
under five years.
The demurrer in the case brought by R.
II. Jones against Dorilus Morrison, Clinton
Morrison, II. G. 0. Morrison, S. S. Muir
dock und J. T. Appleby of the Mime
apoiis Harvester works for the recovery Of
| 100000 which the plaintiff, who is mem
Der of the company, alleges that the defend
ants swindled him out Of during his trip
to Europe, will be argued before Lochren
to-day. Gordon E. Cole and Warner i
Stevens are the plaintiffs counsel, while
Il. J. Horn, G. B. Young, and Cush Z.
Davis defend the case.
Yesterday morning Dr.. futile delivered
an able sermon at Church Of the Redeemer,
from the text ask and it shall be given
unto you: seek and ye shall find. Knock
and it shall be opened unto you All
knowledge and truth must be sought or
never obtained. Religious knowledge and
truths are no exception. The discipline
acquired in seeking is necessary to OBJ
tanning the wisdom and power to use
truth and knowledge when obtained. The
same is true of material things. Improve
ments and inventions appear as they are
sought after and not before. The same is
true of governments. England had Henry
VIII instead of George Washington be-
cause she sought for Henry VIII, not a
Washington. Men will be saved in
this or the next world when they seek sal
walton, not before.