Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-14
N INNEAPoL1s GLoBELETs.

Venison with Jelly and dinner for 80 cents at
the Bost on restaurant.
A COS bel meeting will be held in the Y. M
c. A. psrlors this evening.
This d morning the sale Of seats for Ted. IT.
Wings benefit will be opened.
Work on the tunnel from the North Star
Touring mill is nearly completed.
Revivh HI services are being held in the First
NJ. E. church, East ssde, with good results.
Eggs are becoming more plentiful in the
market and the prices are declining some
what.
The Sisterhood of Bethany will open their
new building at No. 1920 Washington avenue
north, n ext Wednesday.
To-dd Scrap Iron Bill will go to Jordan,
where be will deliver temperance lectures this
evening and tomorrow.
Hsyerley ministries did big business at
the AGA deny last night They give matinee
and an entertainment this evening.
The directors of the Womens Christian
Home Held meeting at the Home on Sixth
street, VI sterday, for consultation.
1t is Expected that work in constructing the
Crockeu Fisk & Co. and the Pillsbury -four
ing mills will soon be commenced.
The ri form club held well attended and in
terestinE meeting last evening. Several of the
promlnd mt members made short addresses.
The Rates at the Washington avenue cross
ing of the St. P, N. & NJ. railroad appear to
be out of luck. They are again up for re-
pairs.
Next Friday evening the thied annual re-
union Of the Dartmouth College association
of the northwest will be held at the Nicolet
house.
A meeting of the members of the Woman's
Christi an Temperance Union will be held in
the hall over Ellioa's music store this after
noon at 8 o'clock.
The Robert Emmett Literary association is
preparing an entertainment which it is pur-
dosed to present in Pence opera house on the
evening of March 4th.
The committee appointed blythe st. An
drews society for the purpose held meeting
last nig int and prepared programme for the
coming Burns anniversary.
The contractors for the great stone arch
bridge across the river at the falls by the Mani
toba Railroad company, have arrived, and the
work will commence at once.
Joseph Pellitzki has brought suit against
the city in the district court He claims $500
damages for Injuries sustained by falling into
a hole on third street, east side.
Next Wednesday afternoon the state en-
campn1ent of the erand Army of the Republic
will co nvene in the hall of George N. Morgan
post. 1t will be a secret session.
The Plymouth church folks seem to be in
trouble. They cant find a minister whom
they are pleased to- esteem perfect clergyman,
and the pulpit goes begging, as it were.
A call is issued for meeting of the Metho-
dist cIergymen of the city, to be held at Cen
tenary church next Monday afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock, to consider matters of great import
to the denomination.
The young ladies of the Universalist church
will rive an oyster supper and musicale inthe
church parlors next Wednesday evening. The
proceeds of the sale of tickets will be devoted
to the flower mission of the church.
The contractors who are to construct the
new Manitoba Short Line stone arch rail-
road bridge, state that they contemplate put
ting On from 500 TO 1000 men, and that all
expedition possible will be exercised.
George L. Clark, the chronic crook who
was hught "shop-lifting" at Cotton & Co.'s
big store on Thursday evening, got hearing
in the municipal court yesterday. He was
found guilty and fine of SIS was imposed.
AS c. hrk could not raise the due ats he went
to Jail for ninety days.
A meeting of the teachers of the public
schools will hold a meeting IN room G, in the
high school building, this morning. At the
conclusion of a session at which a discussi on
upon theory of teaching will take place, the
teach ers will listen to lecture by Prof. o. V.
Tousley, superintendent
Yes terday morning the Merrill Discovery
company of this city filed articles of incorpor-
alton with the secretary of state. The corpor-
alton is mining company with capital
stock of $4,000. The following are the in
corpprators: Robert ]. Innis, Richard E. Rus
sell, George T. Kuklide, E. E. Merrill, George
II. Keith, Henry VI. Goodhue, F. Elliott, all
of Minneapolis.