Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-12
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

Our next Hamlet is Anna Dickinson.
Col. McCrory has returned from his trip to
the east
Rossi played Hamlet to good house yes
terday afternoon.
E. A. Bromley proposes 20 establish an adj
vertising agency here.
The Boston restaurant will serve up turkey
dinner to-day for thirty cents.
The funeral of the child of Geo, K. Shaw
took place yesterday afternoon.
Rev. J. II. Tuttle will preach in the church
of the Redeemer at 1880 o'clock this morning
The ruins of the Bemis block on Second
ing.
Bems Bros. & Co. are paying all bills for
damages occasioned by their block tumbling
down.
DaDz' orchestra will give another of superb
sacred concert, in new Turner hall, this
evening.
Tomorrow evening the two literary soci-
ties of the state university will each give
entertainments.
Rev. w. W. Satterlee will occupy the pulpit
of the Seventh street N. E. church this morn
ing and evening.
The Father Matthew I. A. society will hold
its regular weekly meeting in Catholic Asso-
citation hall this evening.
The panorama of Pilgrim Progress will be
presented at the Franklin Avenue Methodist
church Monday evening.
Two of the fire hosting engines for the new
vaduct construction have arrived. The cen
trifugal pumps are expected tomorrow.
The funeral of Mrs. Lucinda Wilssley will
occurs this afternoon at three o'clock from
the residence of NJ. F. Cotton, 81 south Ninth
street.
The regular semi. monthly meeting of the
Michael Davitt land league will be held in
Norden hall, on South Washington avenue,
this evening.
The usual Sabbath services of the Reform
club will be conducted by Chaplain w. W.
Satterlee this afternoon, at 8 O'Clock, in
Harrison hall.
The Rev. Father O'Connor, from County
Kerry, Ireland, will deliver his lecture in the
church of the immaculate conception at 1890
O'Clock this morning.
s. 2. Dearborn was yesterday bound over to
the grand jury in the sum OF three hundred
dollars for assaulting the bartender; Harry
John, with huge knife.
Work on the stone arch bridge for the St.
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Short Line rail-
road IS being pushed as rapidly as day and
a night crew can accomplish 1t.
A boy about ten years Of age, was run ever
on Washington avenue, by reckless driver
last evening, but fortunately was not seriously
injured. He was taken TO his home and cared
for.
Herbert c. Conner is painting portrait OF
Miss Archibald, the missionary, for Mrs.
Ultey Hare. The picture is very good like
ness of the lady, as well as a fine piece of
work.
The regular monthly meeting of the Me-
chanics and Workingmen's Loan and Building
association was held at the Board of Trade
rooms last evening, with good attendance.
Considerable routine business was transacted.
Jacob Judy was arraigned in the police
court last evening at the instance of Abraham
Schuney, of Richfeld for using abusive Ian
guage. The case was continued until the 9th
inst, to give the parties to the action an op-
portunity to subpoena witnesses.
No danger lights are placed at No. 2O4 Hen
nepin avenue nights, where the sidewalk is
torn up for the purpose of excavating for the
new Reese block, and the city may be compel
led to settle heavy bill for the injury of some
unwary pedestrian who may fall into the dan
gerous trap.
A First avenue south saloon keeper, named
Walters, had his boy arrested last night for
selling a quantity of willow baskets. The
baskets had been left with Walters for safe
keeping, and the boy wishing to put money in
L. nursn sold ah0ut forty of them. of Yar-