St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-29
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Joseph Cook lectures here Friday evening.
Murphy has made an auspicuous beginning in
the wonderful city"
man was arrested yesterday for indecently
exposing his person in South Minneapolis.
The electric motor scheme for transit between
the two cities is awakening great public interest
The Democratic caucuses to elect delegates to
the county convention will be held Friday even
ing.
The Minneapolis Glass company announces the
intention TO begin manufacturing by December l..
The disappearance Of the "cheese box'' arch
Oh Washington avenue was favorably commented
upon yesterday
Two hundred and forty-six teachers are ca
ried on the rolls this year. being twenty-five
more than last year.
VIM. IL. Bryant, the injured Manitoba con-
dnctoris improving, and will recover if inlamm 3
ton does not set in.
Rev. P Danehy, of St. Paul, lectures to-mor-
row at Market hall, upon the past, Present
add Future Of Ireland
Clarkson Lindley is understood as declining in
nnmistakable terms the craftsmanship of the Re-
publican county committee
The winter term of the Minneapolis College of
r..
l.. NJ. Sharp is expected to deliver the address.
Information has been received that T. c.
Altrich, Minneapolis man, was assaulted and
robbed in u saloon at Sioux Falls the other
lay.
One hundred and ninety-four warranty deeds
we're recorded last week at the Office of the reg
ster Of deeds, the considerations of which
amounted to 1907, OBS.
The remains IF 1 poad IN o1d
lied suddenly from heart disease Saturday after
noon, at =, sos Seventeenth avenue south, VIII be
shipped this morning to relatives at Jordan.
The finest laundry work in the CITY il being
done at 7. +. Mercer & Co.'S Minneapolis Steam
Laundry and Dye works, 200 South Second street
and this can be called by teephoning No 300
A horse and buggy belonging to a Swede which
was driven off from the court house shed about
o'clock last night, was found by the police in
Sixth street south lumber yard about midnight
At the meeting tonight of the Sixth ward
Cleveland, Hendricks and Merrmau club, at Mar
tins hall in South Minneapolis, Capt Merriman
aud other prominent speakers can be relied upon
10 be present.
The committee on streets and bridges of the
council meets this afternoon at clock to con-
slider the reports OF commissioners on the open
ing of certain streets. The committee on claims
VIII meet TINS evening.
There will be meeting of the advisory board
OF the department of woman's work at the
worlds exposition, at the residence of Mrs.
George Chowen, Fifth street and Second avenue
south, on Tuesday at p. m.
branch OF the Hibernian rifles was orrap.
lied yesterday nj Ilibernian hail. $50 Second ave-
nue. south, with f. a. Campbell. as captain
Jas. Smith, first lieutenant; j. l.. Waters second
lieutenant. Forty-seven members were enrolled
and The company starts out under very auspi-
eious circumstances.
The funeral OF Patrick Daily, OF Corcoran, who
lied Saturday from kick received while feed
ing his horses, took place yesterday afternoon at
the COrcoran Catholic church The deceased
was sixty seven years old, and was greatly re-
'peeted. Ills wife is completely Frustrated by
grief and is in precarious condition.
About two O'Clock yesterday afternoon runa-
way pair of horses belonging To w. Ii. Ensign
darted madly mp Washington avenue. and at the
corner OF Henncpin avenue struck carriape
containing T. q. Barnard, the furniture mannfsr.
turer, and three ladies'. The carriage was over
turned, Mr.. Baruard's right leg broken and the
ladies somewhat bruised.
The following teachers who successfully p,ssa5
the examination ut Long Lake Saturday. will re-
ceiye certificates for teaching in the second grade
George 4 Clark, +. L. Marsh, C. NJ. Woodward
Willis F. Rogers, J. NJ. Winsow. W. D. Macken
zie, james b. Gould, Mary A. Rice, w. A. Had
ley, Julia Eagan. Louise :. Ball. Annie l.. Dona
hue. Allie Mott William Rutherford, Annie
Dickey.
At the Catholic orphans fair. which closed
Saturday night at Market hall. the following
prizes were awarded; The most popular youpr
lady in 81. Anthony parish, diamond mig Miss
Aooic Gormley; the most popular head miller.
au elegant fruit stand, Thomas Clark. of he
Palisade mills; the most popular young lady in
Tue Onuich OF the Immaculate Conception, pic
ture Of the Lords supper, Mss r Kim,