St. Paul daily globe., 1884-09-22
M1NNEAPoL1s GLoBELErs.


Francis Murphy will speak in Harrison hall
next Sunday.
A Catholic orphans fair will be held at Mar
ket hall this week
The city council will meet in adjourned session
at 1880 O'Clock this evening
The Minneapolis bicycle club will drill at the
Eighth street roller rink this evening
The Odd Fellows, those who remained over,
left for their homes last evening in the best Of
spirits.
Rev. A A. Smith addressed the Eighth ward
prohibition club in Chestnut's hall yesterday af-
ternoon.
Joseph Cook is booked for lecture on ga
night on the Aropolis'' at Westminster church
October g.
DR.. Ames will address the Third ward CleYe-
land and Hendricks club on Wednesday evening,
at 2O6 Plymouth avenue.
F. P. Lane defeated in his precinct on
Saturday night, but not discouraged. He will
now carry the war into Africa
The remains of Geo. H. Worden, the CONNER
cial traveller who suicided on Thursday, were
taken to Chicago for interment yesterday
From the total vote which was cast at the Re-
publican primaries, there can be little doubt of
the repeating expedient being resorted to.
The French Canadian Democratic club will
meet in their hail at No. 1O9 Nicollet avenue
this evening. A number of speakers will be
present.
Prof. Robertson fell from high point on the
new Baptist church Saturday, descending dis
tance of about twenty-five feet, receiving severe
injuries.
Notice was given at the Reform club meeting
yesterday that the choir would assist Francis
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2oth, at p. IN.
DR.. Strykcr will deliver a temperance address
at the Y. NJ. c. A. parlors at the city market
this evening, when a division of the Sons of
Temperance will be organized.
The people of Minneapolis were never blessed
with more beautiful weather than they were yes
terday. Our streets were constantly thronged,
and few horses were left in their stables.
W. F. Block, general superintendent of the
telephone exchange, is expected 10 return from
Sioux Falls this evening, when, it is probable,
something will be made public concerning the
$4,000 deficit.
The Democrats the Sixth ward will meet at
Martins hall this evening and perfect the organ
ization Of the Cleveland and Hendricks club.
Several prominent speakers will be present, and
large attendance is desired.
The Odd Fellows arch at the corner of Nicolet
anu washington avenues Will be raZed to-d day.
1t has done service for the national encampment
the gathering of the Army Of the Tenn essee
and the Sovereign Grand lodge.
Next Sunday evening will be a night OF music
A concert will be given at Turner hall, at which
Danz's orchestra will furnish twelve pieces, and
ne will also furnish fifteen pieces for the Sunday
evening concert at Columbus hall
II. S. Manning, S. W. Kennedy, ct al. resolved
themselves into an informal yacht club yester
day, and went out to Lake Calhoun for sail
Everything was serene until Manning attempted
to trim the sails. The boat made a sudden lurch,
and the ''bold sailor lad" was given an involun-
tary bath. Fortunately he clung tenaciously to
the jib sheet and was by that circumstance res
cued from watery grave.
The chimney in the Sample block on Fourth
street is evidently ''wrong end up" A fire was
built yesterday in stove, and the smo ke, in
stead Of escaping heayenward as dutful smoke
should, found its way, with stubborn persis-
tency, to the basement, and led people to be-
lieve the block was In flames. The alarm was
turned in at one O'Clock and the department had
q needless run.
Yesterday afternoon as j. II. Frsze, OF the
East side, was crossing the east side bridge ac-
compsnied by his wife and another lady, three
drunken hoodlums came up behind them and be-
gan a disgraceful conversation. Arriving at sus-
pension bridge one Of the roughs threatened with
vile and pTofane language to assault Mr. Fraze
with bar Of iron, but did not carry II into exc
cution. Afterwards the three were found in a
bsgnio and arrested.