St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The board of water commissioners will
meet this evening.
Burglars got away with $500 worth of jew
elry from j. F. Macomb er's jewelry store.
The committee which had charge of the
grand army encampment has been photo
graphed.
The stone cutters association will give
their second annual ball at Turner hall to-
morrow evening.
Francis Murphy and his son, Thos. E.
Murphy, will speak in the coliseum Sunday
at 3 p. IN. Seats free.
After all the hue and cry about the intake
pipe, the diver has completed an examina-
ton and found it in good condition.
The Second ward Democratic club did not
meet last evening owing to some misunder-
landing, and the meeting was postponed to
"Wednesday evening next.
The Fifth ward Cleveland and Hendricks
club held last night, in Window hall, was
not largely attended. Brief addresses were
made by A. n. Merrick, Judge Cochran and
Henry Hanschild.
The Minneapolis Dental association held a
clinic yesterday afternoon upon molar crown
filing at Malloy's depot. At the evening
session DR.. Jennison read a paper upon
"AyeoIor Abscess."
a drunken man fell down the stairs at the
theatre coIniQue last evening and was picked
up insensible. His injuries were found to
consist Of several severe bruises, but no Sc
rious damage was done to his anatomy.
An old man named Al Chamberlain fell
from a freight car in the Milwaukee yards
yesterday morning and sustained serious
injuries. He was removed to college hospi-
tai, where it was asccrtained that three ribs
were broken.
a spirited team belonging to viii Bassett
ran away last evening on Nicollet avenue.
The suspension bridge was fortunately clear,
and on the arch bridge on the island the car
rage coiided with wagon, and the fright
ened animals were stopped. a broken
wheel was the extent Of the damage.
w. H. Morris and Jane Garland, Charles
F. Balca and a. Alderman, John a. Sedcr-
berg and Carrie johnson, Louis Olson and
Josephine Johnson, c. f. Stafford and Lucie
j.. Whittier, Martin Johnson and Maggie E.
Jevnc. II. Forurnier and Adeliue Demarace,
John Cariin ana Kate Hamilton yesterday
OOIdlueU marriage licenses.
The south ward Butler club, embracing
voters in the Twenty-ninth legislative dis
trict, at a meeting held Tuesday night at
Higgins hall, unanimously passed resou-
tons endorsing the candidacy of Hon. o. c..
Merriman for congress and SeagraYe Smith
Tor district judge. Speeches were made by
Mcssrs. Leltwick, Swift, and others.
At the Republican caucus held last even
ing TO elect delegates to the Twenty-eighth
legislation district convention the following
ticket proved victorious: J. S. Pillsbury, E.
Cooley, L. l.. Longbralie, Herman Vogt, j.
II. Gilmore, j. II. Hagen, Z. NJ. johnson,
John Fiemming, Peter Anderson, J. P Rea,
Ole Qualm, Z. F. Comstock, Robert Jam
ison.
Mr.. E. Swanson and Jennie Semansen
were united in the bonds of holy wedlock
last evening at the Norwegian church, cor
Der Tenth avenue south at 7:30, Prof. s.
Aptedal oficatiating The ceremony as
conducted by the doctor was, though lengthy,
nevertheless very interesting. A number of
the friends OF the happy couple were in at
tendance.
AT the meeting of the Spiritual society at
the residence of DR.. Steers last evening, a
children's progressive lyceum was organized
and the following officers elected: Conduc-
tor and treasurer, Mrs. c. NJ. Steers; assist
ant, c. c. Garland; guardian, w. Beach
assistant, Miss Aspinwall; secretary, r j..
York; musical director, Mrs. Spillman
leaders of groups, DIR. Thomas, Mrs. Brew
s'er Mrs Weeks, Miss King.
The young ladies' of the Northwestern Hos
pital Auxiliary society will meet with Miss
Walker, at SOB Hennepin avenue, Thursday
afternoon, October IS, at $3.50 p. IN. The
reports for the year past will be presented
and officers elected for the year to come,
after which all who can are requested to stay
and sew. The society very much needs a
greater number of efficient, energetic, work
ing members, and any young lady who can
assist, If only for the winter, will be gladly
welcomed