Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-25
MINNEApoL1s GLoBE1Ers.


Thursday night.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated $60,463.
The new standard time Will be generally
adopted in Minneapolis to-day.
The street parades of Callender's min
strels have attracted unusual crowds.
The National league will hold regular
meeting this evening and listen to de-
bate.
The Rifle club has arranged for a turkey
shoot on the range on Wednesday after.
noon.
New pool table and mirror for sale cheap
by Michael Quaidy, 2113 Minnehaha
avenue.
The Boston restaurant sets good Sun
day dinner to-day of which it makes q
speciality.
Prof Dexter will be at his Minneapolis
office to-day. The INDECENT poor Will be
treated free.
John L. Sullivan will arrive on Tuesday
morning. Rooms have been. engaged at
the Nicollet house.
The Father Mathew T. A. society will
meet at Catholic Association hall at 5
o'clock this evening.
Lieut.. Daily and Sergeant West, of the
police department.; are confined to their
respective homes with illness.
j. r. Dugton, formerly the proprietor
of the ST. James hotel but now of Aber-
deem, is in the city the guest of his sons.
The trucks and drays were sent to the
new stand designated in the ordinance yes
terday, and the loquacious iehus kicked.
The city council will hold an adjourned
meeting on Wednesday evening, to act
upon the Northern Pacific railway ordin-
ances.
a public test OF the new pump will be
made on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock. All interested citizens are invited
TO attend.
The friends of George Langley. con-
ductor on one of the motor line trains,
have presented him with conductors
gold badge.
Scarlet fever has broken out among the
children in the Whittier school, and some
fiv, cases are reported Twenty-ffth and
Twenty sixth streets.
Representatives from the Minneapolis
lodges of Good Templars will visit Still
water tomorrow night to install officers
IN the Saltwater temple.
Officer Buffers six-year-old child,
Joseph, was run over by delivery wagon
on Plymouth avenue, and the little one sus-
tanned a fractured left thigh
The watch and ring stolen from W. Il.
~Chamberlaln's iewelry store, as printed in
yesterdays GLOBE, were valued at 800.
No clue has yet been found to the thieves.
grand ball will be given by the Uni
form Rank Knights of Pythias at Pythian
hall on Wednesday evening, Nov. %. A
splendid entertainment is in anticipation.
Plats were fled yesterday Of Cornell's
third addition and Kolkhof's subdivision
of lot "a, Cornelrs Encouragement of
blocks in Cornelps addition to Minneapo-
lis.
The case against II. B. Sagre and Mary
Butts, charged with Iascivious conduct, was
called in the municipal court yesterday,
but was continued to Tuesday in $500
bonds each.
The National league will give ball at
Harrison hall on Wednesday evening next,
2Sth instant. twill be conducted in the
most approved manner and good, merry
time is anticipated.
The coroner has not Jet been able to get
any trace of the mother of the murdered
infant found in the South Minneapolis
quarry. An examination revealed the fact
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blow.
DR.. futile, of the Church of the Re-
deemer, will deliver series of lectures
upon Rome, with stereoptican Illustrations.
The lectures will be before a special class
and will probably begin some evening
next week.
James Stoddart, the popular sheriff of
Henaepin county, would feel obliged for
the return of his new hat. which was taken
by mistake from his office yesterday. He
thinks it is a cruel joke to take his hat
surreptitously il such cold weather as
this is.
Mayor Ames suggests that an ordinance
amending the new hack ordinance, so as
to do away with the inconsistencies OF the
same, be prepared by the city council com
mittee on ordinances at once. AS it is, it
will be difficult, indeed, to enforce the
ordinance.
Beginning to morrow night the st. Paul,
Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad will put
on late train which will leave for st.
Paul at 11:10 each night except Sunday
nights. This will probably take the place
of the late train on the Milwaukee road
which suspended last night.
Lum6ermaa; Gillespie & Wilson, of
Minneapolis, will cut Is, 100000 feet OF
logs this winter on the Swan and Missis-
sippi rivers. They have three camps of
their own at which there Is 40 men. Two
more camps are run by their contractors.
They report everything lovely.
The Northeastern Miller was yesterday
removed 10 their fine new publication of
ice IN the Olson block at the corner of
Washington and Third avenge south, and
the occasion was appropriately celebrated
last evening in an informal reception.
The latter proved an especially hsppy
affair.
Prof. Proctor is arranging for q select
musicale at the residence of d. Blskely a