Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-02
mINNEAPoLIs GLoBELETs.

meeting on Wednesday evening.
The Wolfe Tone rifles will meet for
drill on Monday evening in Zouave hall.
Tax assessments in the sum of 81, 600
have been mads for the benefit of the park
system.
During the last month only one death
from typhoid fever was reported to the
health officer.
During the month of November the
clerk OF the distric. court issued 1873 mar
riage licenses.
The day a1d night forces of the police
department changed times of watch at
noon yesterday.
Mrs. j. n. Lille will address the spirit
ualists in the hall at $50 Nicollet avenue
at 1870 this morning.
The Father Mathew T.A.society will hold
a meeting this evening in Catholic Asso-
citation hall at o'clock,
The monthly meeting of the board of
county commissioners will be held to-mor
row at the court house.
A busy session of the board of park
commissioners vas held yesterday after
noon with large attendance,
A colored man named MacWilliams is
under arrest charged with selling buggy
upon which there was a chattel mortgage.
The beautiful weather yesterday brought
everybody out, and the streets were lined
all day with gay equipages, loaded with
cheerful people.
Pref. Kers!etler, Pin. D. of Cleveland
Educational bureau, will deliver course
of three lectures in Market hall, begin
ming on Monday night.
A sneak thief stole wolf robe from F.
A. Bishops carriage which had been left
standing on Third street near First avenue
south Tor few minutes.
Al the meeting of the Minneapolis Press
club this afternoon, A. G. Jordan will read
a paper on News for the Daily Papers
of What Does it Consist?''
A stray horse was found in South Min
neapoIis last evening and put in barn,
129 Nineteenth avenue south, where it will
await The order of the owner.
Last evening occurred the installation
Of officers at the Franklin Social Temple,
Temple of Honor, corner of Fourth and
Franklin avenues conducted by George W.
Penuimap.
VI. j. Jones was arrgigned yesterday in
the municipal court upon the charge of
vagrancy. He is suspected of being
coat thief and was held until Monday
morning for trial.
At last mass in the church of the I'M
maculate Conception to-day, Father James
McGolrick will preach the first of his series
of Advent sermons, the subject being,
Christ in Prophecy"
Next Tuesday the Methodist pastors of
Minneapolis, st. Paul and Haml1ne will
hold meeting at DR.. Wagners. The
brethren will be accompanied by their
wives. Supper will be served at 4 o'clock
by Mrs. Wagner.
This evening there will be grand tenn
Ferance rally at Holy Rosary church at
which all the Total Abstinence societies of
the city will attend. At 80 o'clock
temperance address will be delivered by
Father Metzger.
j. Wright was arrested for being found
in house of ill-fame. He was arraigned
before Judge Bailey yesterday when hee n
tered plea of not guilty. His trial was
continued until Monday and he recog-
nized in deposit of SIS.
John Smith, the boy thief and burglar,
was yesterday sentenced to the reform
school. In the municipal court he plead
ed guilty to stealing thirteen school straps
and doll baby carriage from John
Guth's toy store on Nicollet avenue.
The notorious Mrs. Wilson, commonly
known by the expressive sobriquet of
cred Eyes," from Anoka, was run in yes
terday by officer Burli, upon suspicinon of
having stolen some $40 from Scandina-
Wan family in South Minneapolis.
The council committee on roads and
bridges will meet at two o'clock Monday
afternoon, to consider the opening of
Three and-a-half avenue from Twenty
fourth to Twenty fifth street, and the wi
dening of Hennepin avenue above Tenth
street.
at Holy Trinity church there will be
morning prayer. and communion conduct
ed by Rev, A. j. Tardy. During the Sun
day mornings of the Advent season, ser
mons will be delivered on ''The Four Lost
Things" Tomorrow will occur the first,
the subject being 'Death"
The Y, NJ C. A. expects to be represent
ed at the state convention to be held at
Saltwater by fifteen delegates. The con-
vention is to open on Thursday evening,
December 5. Any others wishing to at
tend will please give their names to the
local secretary.
On Tuesday evening the Crusaders will
debate the question, RESOLVED, That CAPT
tai is more conducive to the public good
than labor. There will be five debaters on
each side, the leader of the affirmative be-
ing Attorney Corrigan, and for the mega
tive Rev. James Byrne. Father McGol-
rick will act as chairman pro tenn and
judge of the debate.
The latest recipients of marriage licenses
are the following: Robert R. Stone and
Bertha E. Bryant, Louis Larson and Han.
nah Anderson, VIM. E. Stevens and Jennie
Borland, Andrew j. Swanson and Caroline
Peterson, George Cook and Nellie Devery,
Melvin f. Broeffie and Thrase Swartz,
Frank Soderland and Addie johnson, Max
Wolfgang and Alice Wise.
Who was the man who received the
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