St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLOsULEs.

The body of Joseph Huglund, who was
drowned OH Monday, has not yet been re-
covered.
The Head AIillers' association holds a
special meeting tonight at the Office of the
Northwestern Miller.
No bloody corpse was found i'm the woods
in the Third ward. and Kilday is a prac-
teal joker, probably, now laughing in his
sleeve.
Jacob Barge will erect a handsome resi-
dence at the corner of Franklin and Stevens
avenues, where he purchased two lots for
S10.O
There was large sale of reserved seats
yesterday for "a ParlOr Match. " which in
augurates the season of 1856 at the Grand
tonight.
Miss Clara Hoffman. president of the
Missouri w. c. Il. u, will lecture at West
minister church on Saturday afternoon on
Personal Responsibilities"
The new Baptist church on Tenth street
and Harmon place is nearing external COM
pletiOn, and will be the handsomest house
of worship in the Northwest.
Mrs. Clara Hoffman of Missouri will
speak in the lecture room of Westminster
church Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
lNcSlollSlDlllly.
The Central WOman's Christian Temper
ance union will hold its monthly business
meeting this afternoon at o'clock in
Friends church. corner Eighth street and
Hennepin avenue
To-day'S matinee at the driving park
promises TO be OF unusual interest. Two
trotS and one pace will be well contested
and the feature of the day will be the half
milo Haels hafrtraafn ITircn,, IN
twO-year-OldS.
When the new, building opposite the
chamber OF commerce is completed the corn
exchange will mean something more than a
guy" That will be its name. The new
LOwry-Herrick building viii be known as
Temple Court.
A plat was yesterday filed with the regis
ter OF deeds of john \. Viewers subdivi-
sion of Rollins additions. aud map of the
MonetOre Burial association. Also plat
of George L. Bakers amendment to High
land Park addition.
Arthur C. Putnam and Jennie c. Wal
rath. Charles T. Harris and Lizzie f. Hau-
ser, Thomas MeElroy and Josephine Smith,
Martin Beman and Sophia Erickson. W. T.
Holman and Sadie Cole, Herman and Mat
tie Goodwin, f. F. Curles and Florence \.
Braun, yesterday obtained marriage licenses.
\ dog got mixed up with the machinery
in Whiting &c CarlISle's shirt factory on
Washington avenue yesterday morning and
was threShed about by the tail in the liveli-
est kind of a way. Carrie Olson tried to
release him and got a severe bite for her
pains. Finally the tail pulled out and the
dog shot away like meteor.
\ new publication makes its appearance
Saturday. 10 be called the Spiritual Nj essen
ger. 1t will be four column QuartO. and
viii be issued weekly. as its name indicates.
1t is 10 be devoted 10 the interest of spirit
UaliSts of the Northwest. F. j. York is to
be the managing editor. DR.. U. d. Thomas
associate editor, and other writer's of ability
are included in the staff.
The Minneapolis Rifle clubs team win
leave tonight for Western Union Junction
10 compete in the nth annual tournament
of the Western Rifle association, which be-
gins on Monday. The members of the
team are: DIR. c. VI. Skinner, L. w.
Gibbs, c. W. Weeks, Z. Cooley, Cole
Mandolin, A. F. Elliott and George Harrison.