St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-28
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs

Thanksgiving services vera observed as
outlined 10 yesterdays GLOBE.
The Coum bia concert, given by Jacob
Barge yesterday forenoon, was quite sue
cess.
The Thanksgiving DINER at the cafe de
Haberbisr yesterday was success in every
tense.
, Oficer Bradley arrested boy named Pat
Moran, from Dakota, for stealing BED
spread.
Asnau boy has been arrested upon the
charge a stealing ring from, Ingrum, Ole
Son q Co.
Frank Dsnz's orchestra furnished the
Rubie fer the dance at Turner ball last even
ing, which was largely attended
The w. c. r. U. did not hold their meet
Ing yesterday, but will meet next Thursday
afternoon at tho Friends church.
Yesterday was very quiet one for the po-
hce, only few Srunks and disorderlies hav-
ina been arrested up 10 midnight.
9. W. FArWeli, cashier OF tbs Dubuque
County bank, Of Dubuque, Iowa, IS in the
atty, the guest Of lis BROTHER, l. 3. Farwen.
The Fourth annual ball of the Northwest
ern lodge Of the brotherhood Of Locomotive
engineers will be held at Arnory hall this
evening.
It is expected that st. Andrews church,
corner Of Sixth street and Twelfth avenue
north, will be finished in time to permit the
holding OF services ON Sunday next.
1.-THE directors of tAs Homeopathic hospital
cordially invite the public to call Friday and
Saturday afternoon. Donations for the ben
eft Of patients will be cordially received.
1t is umored that the owners of the Lyn-
dale hStel property intend TO make oYertures
10 the council looking towards the purchase
OF the property Ter use as city hospital.
Ed Clark and Phin cas- Burke, two boys, are
in the lookup for stealing two fur caps. One
claims that the other got the caps in some
manner unknown to him and induced him
to Try and sell them.
Representatives Of the several Ladies Re
lief corps Of the state meet at the hall of Geo.
n. Morgan post this zfteanoon to organize a
state association. The officers will be in
stalled during the evening.
The West and Nicouet yesterday gave
Thanksgiving dlRnsrs, which embraced all
the delicacies of the II arket The other ho-
tels followed suit and the day throughout the
city was one OF Teasing.
Hans P. Johnson has fitted up the old
House Of David restaurant at No .251 Second
avenue south, and k is without exaggeration
one OF the RezteGt restaurants in the city,
and its appointments are tAe best.
Charley Sutton went out to Lake Calhoun
on Wednesday and shot fourteen fine, fat
Thanksgiving turkeys. The family had a
feast yesterday, and is happy because of
Charley's unusually clever craftsmanship
Iulthe district court to-day the Herzog suit
against the city to collect 81, 255 on a con-
tract for roofing the East side pumping sta
tion will be resumed. Three court cases are
set for trial. No further business will be
before the court this week
On Wednesday evening 1. B. Farwell was
united IN marriage with Miss Amy Belle
Wagner Of this city. TWAS an exceptionally
happy affair Mr.. FarwelI is one OF the pros
porous proprietors of the Saratoga laundry
and kis nupuSls is all sufficient explanation
for the remarkably clean linen he has turned
outthe past week. He bears the best will
toward all mankind.