St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-25
MIN NEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.

Company held an officers school last
evening.
Try John Haberbier's cafe at 2O5 Nicollet
avenue.
Col. NJ. W. Glenn, has gone to Wauke-
sha, WIS, for his health
Mary O'Brien has again been sent down
for twenty days for drunkenness.
The cold weather had the effect to delay
nearly all the incoming trains Yesterday.
Rev. B. Smith, state missionary, will de-
this evening.
The Silver and Copper Island Mining COM
pany will elect officers at the Nicollet house,
December 4.
The municipal court, criminal docket,
failed to develop anything OF startling ma
ture yesterday.
The river is now covered with a coat of
ice, and the ice men have begun the work of
stocking out their claims.
The handsome menu cards used at the
opening of the West hotel were printed by
Messrs. Geesuman 81 Murphy.
The joint committee upon arranging for
establishing fair grounds midway between
the two cities, failed to meet yesterday.
Thirty eight warranty deeds were yesterday
filed with the register of deeds, the consider
atoms of which amounted to $50, $3.50.
On Sunday letter from Gen. Sherman
expressing his regrets at his inability to at
tend the formal opening of the West, was
received.
Walter Dennis, the genial, happy ''Rom-
any" OF the "Romany Rye company" was
greeted by old friends at the NIcollet house
yesterday.
1t is stated that the railway companies
centerlng at Minneapolis have expended the
enormous sum OF 81, 800, 600 the past year in
improvements.
DR.. Chase will deliver the Thanksgiving
sermon at the Westminster church on Thurs
day. A collection will be taken up for the
Children's nome.
Mr.. French began his art lectures last
evening. His subject was conventional
Design and Modern Decoration" Tonight
the subject will be ''Knack of Drawing"
The ladies of the Gethsemana church con-
template making the broom brigade drill a
feature of the entertain N ent to be given at
the Crocker rink on the evening of Deem
Der 8th.
The Minneapolis Lacrosse club will hold
It's last meeting for the year In the parlors of
the West this evening. The club will en-
deavor to arrange for practice during the
winter in the gymnasium.
The Wolf Tone rifles at m Getting last even
IN nj uo fbafr N
Friday evening, December 20, at Window
hall. Members of the company will attend
In full dress and the event is sure to prove
enjoyable,
union meeting Thanksgiving service
will be held in Westminster church on
Thursday, in which the Westminster, Hem
nepn avenue NJ p. E., First Baptist, Free Bap-
list and Plymouth Congregational congrega-
lions will participate.
Marriage licences were yesterday issued to
F. H. Hanson and Hulda johnson, VIM. A.
Snow and Kate L Morrison, Arnt Hagen and
Juga Olson, Waldo F. Cunning and Della E.
BRIGHAM, Nels Carlson and Lena Skoglnw,
Victor Bonn and Darese Miller, Thomas
Macy and Emma Wade, Peet Andesbury
and Tilda Manson.
VIM. Linnehan's saloon, No. % South Wash
ington avenue. The department responded
with alacrity, and in few minutes the fire
had been placed under complete control.
The fire originated from the furnace chimney
in the partition wall, between the saloon and
the Mechanics bank building. Tue loss will
probably not exceed $500, and is fully COW
cred by insurance.
In the hurry incident to the excitement of
Saturday,no mention was made of the illum-
nations of the Milwaukee depot of Frank
Horan's merchant tailoring house and
Knowles house. They were all elaborate
AT the depot, A. B. Cham berlain, the ticket
agent, who by the way is Republican. but
man who believes in celebrating Cleve-
lands election as the president of everybody,
purchased and placed in the windows of the
depot $50 candles. 1t presented handsome
spectacle.
c. W. Smith, county superintendent of
schools, has issued circular for the benefit
OF teachers who contem plate visiting New
Orleans The circular announces that ar
engagements have been made with the Mime
apois u St. Louis railroad, for teachers,
excursion to the Worlds exposition at New
Orleans, leaving Minneapolis at 80 O'Clock
p m: Tuesday, December %, arriving in
New Orleans, O'Clock a. m, Friday. The
excursion will be tirst-class in every particu-
lar, aud will go through to New Orleans with
out change of cars. The fare from Mime
apoils to New Orleans and return will be only
To- tickets good for twenty days.
Prof. Birdsail's new music lesson card packet
contains ten cards representing Us many scales
on the piano from "C'' up, and gives a reason
for the use of black keys. Every beginner ON
the organ or piano should have one Price 81
post paid No. - Washington avenue, Mi
neapolls, MINI. as7tmo
MINNEAPOLIS PERSONALS.