Daily globe., 1883-06-24
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

the coming week.
Col. Tuford and family, of Fort Buford,
are at the Nicollet.
Coles advertising ear No. arrives in
Minneapolis to-day.
Aspecial meeting of the Catholic Knights
will be held this evening.
The famous mare Nellie S. has been pur-
chased by John c. Oswald.
The Sons of Veterans held meeting last
evening at Capt. Babb's Office.
Mahald Fisher obtained divorce yes
terday from his wife, Eleanor H. Fisher.
Col. G. II. johnson, of Detroit, is in the
city looking up an eligible site for glass
factory.
At O'Clock this afternoon the Father
Mathew society hold their regular weekly
meeting.
The Comique restaurant will give its
patrons to-day frst-class dinner with all
the extras.
Mr.. E. G. Manley of 1.4O4 Hennepin
is lying seriously i'll from severe attack
of typhoid pneumonia.
Alderman Holcher has been acting may
or during the absence of Mayor Ames and
city council at Chicago.
The Stansbury divorce case came up
again in the district court yesterday and
was continued two weeks.
1t is not Jay A. Hubbell, the Michigan
der, but W. K. Hubbard, of Fargo, who is
guest at the Nicollet.
The ladies of the G. A. R. will give
strawberry and ice cream festival at their
hall tomorrow evening.
VIII Wright, of the Bank of Mime
apolis, and Miss Carrie Nash will be mar
ried on Wednesday next.
There was certain plat filed yesterday
in the register Of deeds Office which will be
described in to-morrow's GLOBE.
The dinner set by Tom Sullivan of the
Boston restaurant to-day will be an event
TO be fondly remembered by his guests.
Charles E. Keith, of the Democrat, goes
mex. Thursday to Chicago to take charge
of Mayor Harrison's Democratic organ.
Rev j. H. Edwards, of the Andrew Pres
byterian church E. D., will preach this
afternoon at p. m. in College hospital.
Johnson and Laud, who were so badly
hurt IN the Eastman building last Thurs
day morning, are doing we'll at the Col
lege hospital.
E. y. Davenport, the popular clerk of
the district court, has completed a copy
OF the delinquent tax list, which will soon
be published.
Dr.. Denton was in st. Paul yesterday.
organizing for the Prohibition party. The
Prohioitionists are getting ready to elect
the governor next fall.
deed from Margaret Bradford to Byron
Sutherland of lot 1 I, block l, of Bradford's
addition, for $4,000, was recorded yester-
day with George HUM
The attendance at the Grand last night
TO witness the last performance of the
Barlow and Wilson's minstrels filled the
grand edifee to repletion
A. N. K. Storrie, post 1876. A. R. depart
ment of Pennsylvania, and aid -de-camp on
the national staff, has stopped at the
Nicollet on his way to Denver.
Services will be held this morning at Ad-
vent hall, 751 Nicollet avenue, and also in
the afternoon at the same place. Rev.
Mathewson, the pastor, will oficiate
Dupont'5 family, in Corcoran town, are
down with the smallpox and the schools
in the neighborhood are slimly attended
II consequence of the infectious disease.
Everett Waite, of the Windsor, left yes
terday for Rochester to espouse Miss
Grace Kimbal of that city. He will re-
turn with his bride in the beginning of
September.
a man was brought to College hospital
last evening who has been on a big spree
for the past few days and is suffering from
the effects ot forty-rod whisky. His name
Is withheld for the present.
On Architect Bufngton's return from
Chicago, W. W. Eastman will commence
TO rebuild his Nicollet avenue block. It
Will oe built of stone, five stories high. in
beautiful style of architecture.
Miss Allie Je8sup, sixteen years of age,
and living with her parents on North
Fifth street, near Fifteenth avenue. died
last Friday from the effects of nitric acid
taken through mistake for medicine.
All members of the G. n. Morgan Post
are requested to be at their hall at 7:3O
this morning, to attend the funeral of late
Comrade Eben Hill. Services will be held
at Park avenue Presbyterian church at 8
a. n.
to-norTow evening the Congregational
club OF Minnesota holds meeting in the
pa7lors of Plymouth church. Several in
tecestlng papers will be read and a new
feature, the question box" will be intro
dUced.
Il IS Common practice of late to fire
shots within the city limits. The offenders
have not yet been discovered but policemen
are or their track and they will ieventu-
ally succeed in capturing the nocturnal
vagabonds.
Rev. John Hand, of the church of the
Immaculate Conception, will leave for
Kilkenny in few days. His departure will
be regretted by many who have learned r.
esteem him for his sterling worth and fine
social qualities.
A certain man who opened saloon last
evening applied to Chief Berry for DER
mission to run his place after midnipht
but the chief peremptorily refused, sayine