Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-27

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MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

Ine 1lSHe 1uIdGtry Will orlll tnlS even.
ing.
Another "crank' YVES picked up by the
police yesterday.
The Crusaders viii drill in the Zouave
hall this evening.
Meetings of several council committees
will be held to-day.
The lights may shine from the top of the
electric mast this evening.
Oysters, meals and lunches at all hours
at the Conlique restaurant.
Baltimore oysters, fresh every day, at
Sullivan's Boston restaurant.
The foundation for the new Gethsemane
church is nearly completed.
Two women were among the ''drunks' at
the police station yesterday.
A Thanks giving ball will be given at
Turner hall on Thursday evening.
The regular meeting of the city council
will be held on Wednesday evening.
The Hermione's entertainment at the
university will take place this evening.
A few cutters we're out yesterday, utiliz-
ing the little snow left by the warm rays
of the sun.
A fagstone pavement is being laid
around the Johnston block opposite the
Nicollet house.
The work III constructing the covered
skating rink on Eleventh street, is pro-
crossing rapidly.
The members of the Ancient Order Of
L l.,
ing in Market hall.
The Moline plow works, of Moline, ILL.,,
will open a branch house in this city on
the first of the month.
The meeting of the Father Mathew So
ciety last evening, in Catholic Association
hall, was largely attended.
Hoag's lake and Bassett's creek, which
are now frozen over, were well covered
with merry skaters yesterday.
The st. Andrews society will ioin the
society of St. Paul in celebrating st.
Andrews day in that city on Nov. 80.
The funeral of the three-year-old daugh-
ter of E. T. Mallory will occurr this morn
ing from the residence of the parents.
The Delta Sigma society of the state
university viii present an attractive pro
gramme al their entertainment this even
ing.
musical and literary entertainment is
80 be given in Elliots hall tomorrow
evening for the benefit of the I. 0. G. T.
band
The BODY of Patrick Moriarity, the hap
been taken to Shieldsyille, Mimi, for inter
ment.
This evening the Boston Ideals, with the
old favorites, Will open their weeks en-
gagement at the Acadmy Of Music in
FatinitZa.
':The White Crook which has enjoyed
so large a business the past week, will be
continued throughout the present week at
the Opera house.
The head mill gate at the Cataract -four
ing mill has been demolished by anchor
ice, necessitating shutting down until the
gate can be replaced.
John Hawn had two fingers of his right
hand crushed by catching his hand be-
tween the bumpers of two freight cars, in
the Milwaukee yard yesterday.
One of our musicians who listened to the
new chime of bells Just placed in the bel
fry of the Church of the Redeemer, states
that one Of the bells is ''out of tune"
1t is thought that by next season nearly
all the old wooden sidewalks will have
given place to nice stone walks, and then
will it be pleasure to walk our streets.
The case against Aslake 0. Kuale, the
man who stole a number OF bank checks,
and VINO was arrested by Chicago officers,
will come up before Judge Cooley for an
examination to-day.
Additional crews OF lumbermen were
preparing yesterday to take their depar
,ture this morning for the pineries IN the
north, where they viii lay siege upon the
huge Minnesota pines.
Prof. DAMS orchestra gave concert
IN the new Turner hall yesterday after
noon. brilliant programme was reD-
dered, and was lstined TO by large and
highly pleased audience.
The case against Stephen D. Moore, who
undertook to collect $500 from the
American Fire Insurance company upon
a fraudulent policy, will come up again IN
the police court tomorrow.
The Reform club has arranged for a
course OF lectures 10 be given during the
winter. The first of the course Will be by
w. W. Sattlerlee, the topic Political Pro-
.hibitiou,'' and the date Dec. 8.
This evening the ladies of the Church Of
the Redeemer will give an entertainment
at the church. The programme consists
of the drama ''The Village with one Gen
stleman," and the operatta, The Serenade."
At about o'clock yesterday morning a
fire was discovered in the roof of Liljen-
green's furniture factory, Ill South Third
street The department easily extinguished
the flames without serious loss resulting.
Defective fiue.
KEGS & Fisk, architects, have drawn
plans for the new Eastman block to &C.
cupy the site of the building recently de-
,stroyed by fire On Nicollet avenue. 1t will
DE five stories high, stone front, brick and
terra Gotta trimings.and will be both hand
some and imposing.