St. Paul daily globe., 1885-03-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The Sixth ward Democratic club meets to-
night at Martins hall.
| The ladies of L. P. Plummer post Will give
a ''bean bake'' at Orocker rink tonight.
| A defective fue occasioned nominal loss
at No. 312 Second avenue south yesterday.
The big masquerade comes off at WASH
ington rink tonight. The prizes aggregate
5000.
The Republicans of the Eighth ward will
hold ward caucus instead OF precinct eau
cuses as in the other wards.
While in New York city recently Frank
Danz, Jr, procured large invoice OF new
music, which his orchestra will soon produce.
Yesterday the carpenters were set to work
erecting the new depot at st. Anthony park,
the new station on the Manitoba short line.
A very excellent musical entertainment
was given at the Central Baptist church, last
hight, for the benefit of the Olivet building
fund.
man who stole pair of boots at Saw
ages secondhand store on Washington ave-
nue. was arrested and taken to the lookup by
a citizen.
D. W. Cassiday, the real estate man, has
succeeded in obtaining the name OF the
reckless driver who ran over his little eight
year-old daughter, and proposes to prosecute
him.
The remains of T. Fogelson, killed in one
of the Lake Leighton lumber camps by
falling limb, were brought to this city yester-
day for interment. Although Minneapolis
was the home of the deceased, he had no rel
atives here.
Health Officer Quinby has made the dis
covery of two glandered horses owned by a
man named Fix who lives at 1918 Fourteenth
avenue south, and the animals were yester-
day ordered shot
The council committees on public grounds
and buildings and health and hospitals will
IN eet at 2 O'Clock on Monday afternoon to
consider the matter of purchasing the college
hospital.
Two men about z o'clock last evening
pulled suit of clothes valued at $50 off
dummy in front of Reese Bros clothing
store on Hennepin avenue. They were cap
tured by Lieut.. DAILY and Officer Malone and
the property was recovered.
DR.. Abbott lectured last night to a small
gathering of young men at the parlors OF the
Y. NJ. c. A., at Syndicate block. The title
of the talk was Surgical Emergencies, and
the hints and inform alton he dispensed were
both timely and interesting.
The Min neapolis Academy Literary society
gave rosette party at University rink last
evening, about five hundred people being
present. The literary exercises consisted of
readings from Mark Twain, the ghost scene
from Hamlet, Barnum's Baby Elephant, and
several essays. The entertainment was
carried out on rollers, and the novelty added
considerable interest.
The annual meeting of the Women's Home
Mission board of Westminster church was
held yesterday afternoon. The following
officers were elected: President, Mrs. E. F.
Pomeroy; first vice president, Mrs. John Dun
woody; second vice president, Mrs. s. Fl.
Findley; recording secretary, Mrs. Charles
Goodwin; treasurer, Mrs. T. B. Janney; So
licitor for magazines, Mrs. Allen Hill. The
annual reports of the secretary and treasurer
show the past year to have been successful
one and very satisfactory.
Judge Baird, who has recently suffered
from some mental disorder, on Tuesday
night wandered about the streets until found
and cared for by his friends: Hungry re-
porters got hold of the fact and magnified
the occurrence into sensation in which it
was stated that his condition was the result
OF drink. AS the judge is a leading Murphy
ite the assertion has caused great deal of
indignation among members of the Murphy
club and his friends generally. 1t should he
understood that the statement is absolutely
false