Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05
CITY GLOBULEs.

Rev. W. W. Satterlee of Minneapolis viii
preach on Prohibition at the Clinton ave
nue. NJ. E. church Sixth ward 7:SO p. N
Winnipeg dedicates its Congregations
church the 26th inst, and DR.. Dana, OF
this city, has been invited to preach the
sermon.
The dreaded malady smallpox, has
again appeared in this city, three victims
of the disease being taken to the pest house
yesterday.
Smith, the immortal and perennial
Smith, who was sent to the bastile for dis
orderly conduct last week, paid his line
yesterday and was released.
The Disciples or Christians will hold
services at the Y. NJ. C. A. rooms opposite
the postofice, to-day at 1890 a. M, and
1870 P. N. Preaching by Rev. Leander
Lane. Sunday school at IL m.
First Baptist church, corner Waceuta
and Tenth streets. Preaching at 1890
a. N. by Rev. G. A. Patterson of Fort street
mission. No evening service. Preaching
at Fort street mission at 7:30 p. m.
Chas. Bent,y, the youth who was going
to wipe out the police force Friday night
was salivated by hizzonor yesterday, to the
extent of ten days stretch in the bastile,
He took the medicine like little man.
The Knife Falls Lumber company fled
amendments to its articles of incorpora-
ton with the secretary of state yesterday,
increasing the capital stock to $780, 1000,
and the board of directors from three to
five.
Parties contemplating attending the
walters ball, at Market hall Monday even
ing, can rest assured of good entertain
ment as Ed. S. Bradshaw, the famous
caterer has charge of the refreshment de-
paytment.
G. Ritchey and NJ. Harrison know how
it ia themselves. Chas. Law had them in
teeview Judge Burr yesterday, on the
charge of throwing boat into the river,
which he claims was done without process
Of law. Continued to the 9th.
In responding to an alarm of fire last
Thursday hose cart No. coliided with a
horse and buggy on Seventh street, driven
By gill named Christiana hudson. The
buggy was shattered, and the child thrown
out, but fortunately she was not seriously
injured.
e. A. WAbern and C. W. Denny, arrested
in Carver county about week ago on the
charge of stealing horse from D. D
Merrill, were arraigued at the police court
for hearing yesterday morning. Denny
was discharged and Wilbern waived ex-
being held to the grand jury,
and committed.
Articles of Incorporation Of the Miller
Laos Improvement company were fled
with the secretary of state yesterday. The
principal place Of business is to be Min
neapclis, and its capital stock $4,000.
The incorporates are John Martin, Will
lam b. Barrows, William D. Hale, Thomas.
s. King and Benjamin F. Nelson.
1.-THE Locke Manufacturing company
ed articles Of incorporation with the Sec
rotary of state yerterday. The principal
place of business is Rochester, Minnesota,
and it's capital stock 100000. The incor-
pocators are A. j. Locke, Thomas H.Titus,
James NJ. Williams, Charles II. Claiborne,
VIM. F. Torgood and George ". Van Du-
sen.
About as vile and nasty nuisance as
st. Paul has had lately is the practice Of
the Telephone company in painting their
poles dirty carmine color. to come in
contact with, which in passing is ruination
to clothing, and many ladies com plain of
having their dresses spoiled IN this man
ner.
A. j. Laveliee, rep resenting the Farmers
Revtesc, was among the callers upon Secre-
tary Young of the state board of immigra-
ton yesterd az. Mr.. Lavellee's visit to
Minnesota at this time is with special ref
erence to locating beet farm a1d sugar
factory at some point in the state, an in
dustry with which he has long been con-
nected both in France and Canada.
Y. NJ. C. A., 366 Wabashaw street--De-
votional meeting at $50 a. ID. Young
mems Bible study at $50 p. u, led By Mr..
A. Mark. Gospel MACS meeting and spe-
cial song service at $50 p. M, In Sherman
hall, corner Sixth and Wabashaw. Ad-
dresses by VIM. E. Dodge. Jr., Of New
York, Thos. K Cree, of the Y. Nj. C. A. In
ternational committee, and Mr.. Geo. II.
Richter, general secretary Of Hudson, New
York. Strangers, young men and every
body will be made welcome. Singers will
please take seats upon the pl a.forn. The
combined number OF gospel hymns will
be used. Bring yours.
Had Old Mortality loo med up in the
municipal court yesterday morning he
would have found matter worthy of his
chisef. The case was civil suit brought
by Simard & CAVITY against VIM. L. Quill
to recover $120 for tombstone. Plain
tif's agreed to make the stone and carve
it for $50, and they claimed to have been
paid only $50. There was trouble about
the inscription and G contract, which de-
,feendant claimed not to have made. Hon.
z. R.: HolcOmbe appeared for plaintiffs.
and Messrs. Walsh 4 Goforth for defen-
dant. The lawyers had picnic and the
case was submitted.
In these times a man is very apt to
speak of the fair according to the way the
market for his goods goes, but there are
few bloods who never squeas, even if they
get the worst OF it. Mr.. Gallagher don Il
belong to the latter stripe, for when he
sat down with the quiet gentlemen who
play bank for a living, and when the vel
vet paw Of the tiger raked In his little
bundle of 800 odd, he went to the mayor
and "beefed." Mayor Rice called the fes-
tive CHANDELIERS before him yesterday after
noon, and there was long sec-et seance.
It is believed he received back a part of