Daily globe., 1882-09-25
MINNEAPOLIS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs l..

Eight 'drunks" constituted the roll at
the city jail last evening.
The literary society at All Saints paris h
is to be recognized without delay.
The Light Infantry corps will partici-
pate in the weekly drill this evening.
union temperance meeting was held
in the First M. E. church last evening,
A burning straw pile called out the
chemical engine at O'Clock last night.
Aid Henry G. Morse and bride have re-
turned home from a very happy wedding
tour.
A Norwegian who could not speak Eng
fish. was arrested yesterday for assaulting
g woman.
The weeks entertainment at the Opera
house will open this evening with Not
6uilty"
The Hermean society of the university
will present their first st.entertainment of the
season this evening.
Second grade of the Garfield school chill
dren will be admitted to the basement of
the high school building to-day.
Rev. J. L. Russell, of Philadelphia,
preached at Westminster church, both
morning and evening, yesterday.
The roll calls at the public schools of
Minneapolis, have been increased by the
addition of a thousand new names.
The Scandinavian Reform club will give
4 musical and literary entertainment in
Harrison hall Wednesday evening
meeting of Father Sheehy land league
was held in Emmett hall last evening. while
the Ladies' league met in Norden hall.
Officers Kennedy, Smith and Malone
arrested three drunken fellows in South
Minneapolis for precipitating free fight.
meeting of the Father Mathew Total
Abstinence society was held in Catholic
Association hall at > o'clock last evening.
The life of Charles Kingsley will be dis
-cussed at the meeting of the Plymouth
church Literary society tomorrow even
ing.
Services IL Inemoriam of the late Rev.
X. T Pise, formerly Of this city, were
celebrated IN Gethsemane church yester-
day.
The Father Sheehy and Emerald Isle
ladies land league have invited N. Sulli-
van. VI. p, to address them Thursday
night.
Samuel Collins, aged fifty years, who
was visiting ;his son Richard an employe
in the Union Mills. died suddenly of
asthma last night.
A little French boy named Henry Man
ton was picked up last night by the police.
He says he is an orphan and lives with his
brother near the Assum ption church in ISt.
Paul.
The ''Sheitering Arms the new orphan
age o. Gethsemane parish. is doing nicely
under the care of Sister Annette. There
are four children already i'll the home,
leaving room for only two more at pres
sent.
Hans Waugh, a street peanut vender, got
full of bad bulge yesterday and in his
attempt to compel children to purchase
his wares, he assaulted several. He was
finally taken IN custody by Officer Walton
and locked up.
A special meeting of the city council
Will be held on Wednesday evening, when
the matter of giving the motor line more
extended time to adopt motive power
other than steam will come up for discus
sion among other business.
Yesterday morning Matthias Peterson,an
employe OF the Eastman & Bovey mill,
met with a serious accident. A piece of
timber which was being sawed rebounded
from the saw, and striking him dislocated
his shoulder. He was taken to the Ames
hospital for treatment,
A German named Hurtsinger, who had
q child dying at his home, become de-
ranged while absent after medicine on Fri
day evening. Not returning home he was
found after some search and taken into
custody. Since then the child has died,
and another child now lies dangerously i'll
with diphtherta. 1t is sad case.
The sixth annual convention of the W.
C. T. u. of Minnesota will be held in Ply
mouth church this week, commencing
Tuesday, September 26. at 3 o'clock p. m.
and continuing through Wednesday and
Thursday. Rev. ]. l.. Russell of Philadel-
phia, Rev NJ. Wright, of Detroit, and other
prominent clergymen will address the
convention, and the Reform club choir
are to contribute the music