Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-11
mINNEAPoLIs GLOBELETs

class dinner to-day.
No meeting of the Park commissioners
was held yesterday afternoon.
Criminal matters were not of minor
character before his honor Yesterday.
The Irish-American Social club will give
g dance in Market hall on the evening of
the 10th.
New pool table and mirror for sale
cheap, by Michael Quaidy, 2113 Minneha-
ha avenue.
At o'clock tomorrow evening the
pews of st. Paurs church will be sold for
the year at the church.
The Father Mathew 7. A. society will
meet in Catholic Association hall this
evening at five O'Clock.
The Woman's Suffrage association has
rented rooms at the corner of Second ave-
nue. south and Fifth street.
Prof. Dexter having secured more as
sistants will still continue to treat pa
TENTS on Sunday from a. m. to 5 p. m.
as usual.
OF 12-inch water mains there will be laid
next year, 4.310 feet; 1O-inch main, 900
feet; 8-inch main, $3.50 feet, and of 6-inch
1860 feet.
The Minneapolis street cars, during the
year ending Nov. 1, carried seven million
people, and the average receipts were
$1,000 per day.
The Wolfe Tone Rifles will meet for drill
On Monday evening at Zouave hall, at Z 80
sharp. Other business of importance to
be transacted.
Work upon the roof of the West hotel
was begun yesterday morning, and the
contractors hope TO get the structure en-
closed before snow falls.
Yesterday afternoon, the carriage in
which sat Mrs. F. Il. Dixon and daughter,
was upset by colliding with an express
wagon on Fourth street. Mrs. D. suffered
dislocated left shoulder.
Last evening Charles Bernard, recently
of Chicago, celebrated his opening at 217
Nicoilet avenue. A. D. Young, of the Cri-
terion, was the caterer, and the ''spread"
has never been surpassed in this city.
Sheriff Stoddart has fifty boarders in
the county jail to-day. He will lose two
OF them o-morrow-Fisher and Moran.
why Will be sent to the penitentiary 10 ex-
plate for their crimes and misdemeanors.
Owing to the non-appearance of the
complaining witness the assault and bat
terry case against E. s. Bowdish, the ex-
Methodist preacher, was dismissed in the
police court, yesterday, by Judge Bailey.
Two plats were filed yesterday in the
register of deeds Office, viz: Barnes sub
division of Layman's addition and Barnes'
Encouragement of block ! in Wright's ad-
diticn. The former contains seven lots
and the latter twenty.
AT the meeting of the board of trade to-
morrow morning, the committee appointed
to examine into the efficacy of the depart
ment Of fire apparatus, together with the
efficiency OF the water works system, will
report its investigation.
The annual meeting of the New England
society is to be held ct the rooms of the
chamber of commerce, az o'clock Mon
day afternoon, for the election of a presi-
don't, two vice presidents, secretary, treas
urer and four directors.
The Irish National league will meet this
evening and hear the continuation of last
Sundays debate. The question to be de-
bated ls,Resolved that Ireland can achieve
her Independence only by physical force.
a large audience is expected to enjoy the
intellectual contest.
Kate Harrington applied for g divorce
yesterday from Daniel Harrington on the
ground of impotentcy. They were mar
RED in st. Paul on the 10th day of last
January and have lived together since.
The respective ages of the parties are
tweaty seven and thirty eight years.
The grading on the Sank Rapids dlvi
sion of the Northern Pacific is completed,
being sixty-two miles. Track laying will
begin tomorrow morning, from st. Cloud,
and the steel rails will be put down at the
rate OF one and half miles per day. The
bridge across the river will be completed
by Feb. IL.
The following parties received marriage
licenses yesterday: L. B. Hutchinson and
l.. A. R!Snohe Billiten, Tom Kirtrud and
Annie Hanson, Orlando p. Williams and
Ella Jenkins, John Gorhan and Alma
Moreu, George Olha and Annie Voilasko.
John A. Schell and Augusta NJ. Pehrsop.
+. w. Tully and Elizabeth Harnois,
Alexander Anderson and Gyata Chris
teanson.
DANES orchestrs will give a sacred con-
cert at Turner hall this afternoon. The
following is the programme:
% S.'Iou' - .-..........G. Wiegand
'e..uie, Ia Sirene -. .Auber
nophleh waltz .....-........ John Strauss
Andants and Allegro, from Sym
phony in C........L. Won Raetbov,r
~ "' no 49,. j Strauss
overture, R1y Blas (new) ..... .Mendelssohn
Selections from Patience Sullivan
uNSotte Viola. ....... Jerome Hill
F'''' $500 ''''''.' '..... ....J. Strauss
The Geo. N. Morgan Post G. A. R.. will
give social entertainment at their bolI
corner of Nicolle! avenue and Third street
neNs Friday evening st 7:3o to which all
friends OF the soldiers are cordially invi.
tel, DR., Tuttle will repeat his lecture ON
the Yellowstone Park, Mrs. G. s. Butler.
Miss Burt and Mr.. Henry Ellict. will each
contribute solo, Misses I.enore Allen
Jesse Wilbur and Mr.. Munroe will Give
recitstions and members of the Post will |
tell some spicy anecdotes of camp life.
The Laurel Dramatic company, com
rosed exclusively of local amateur talent
university students, will present Dano,, |