St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-22
MIN NEAPoLIs GLoBULES.

To-day is the 1880 anniversary Of the birth
of Washington.
T b. Casey mourns the loss by theft OF a
fine fur overcoat.
The streets of Minneapolis looked as
though spring was at hand yesterday
1t has been decided BY the trustees to open
Manchester college in September.
DR.. Bracket was the orator at the city
mission last night, and Mrs. Elliott gave a
happy recitation.
Burglars went through the house at No.
3l4 Fourth avenue south, but they found no
valuables.
The reviv9l meetings of the Second Con-
gregational church will cease on Thursday
evening next
Westminster Presbyterian church will cele-
brdte the 18th anniversary of the coming of
Dr. Sample ON March 8.
The Reform club will meet at Market hall
at O'Clock this afternoon to hear an address
! by Rev. james 7. Pinkham of Iowa.
Rev. W. Satterlee will address the Liberal
league on the subject of Temperance this ev-
ening. at No. $50 Second avenue south
The grand division of the Sons of Tenn
perance will meet at 224 Hennepin avenue
on Wednesday morning af $3.50 O'Clock.
The ,ledonia Curling club had its sec
ond match game at the Central Park lake
| yesterday, and it was an exciting contest.
Ell A. Stevens, police clerk, is busily en-
gagged in compiling the annual report of the
! Hap r., ant rhG oil
| March /.
! The Flther Mathew Total Abstinence so
cieiy will hold regular Sunday meeting in
! Catholic association hall at O'Clock this ev-
| ening.
| A. Evelund had two fingers crushed so
| badly that anputaton was found necessary
yesterday. He was employed in the Mil
waukee ear shops.
runaway accident was the occas ion o
| painful bruises sustained 10y D. G. Phips, a
driver for the Northwestern OIL company,
| yesterday morning.
For the benefit of the Eighth Ward Rslief
| association, literary, musical and dramatic
| entertainment will be given in Chestnut hall
on Wednesday evening.
The funeral of Lorenzo Dexter, who died
suddenly from heart disease in Brooklyn
Centre, will take place from the First NJ E.
church at 80 this afternoon.
At meeting of the directors Of the Friendly
| Inn held yesterday. the accounts were
audited and found correct, and the condition
Of the institution was found to be satisfactory.
| 1t is comp!aiued that Thomas Hlztabie's
little son has been savagely bitten by a
vicious dog owned by Fergar Hanson, and
! Hanson has been placed uuj1r arrest there-
| for.
! Many OF the politicians IN this city are
| specializing upon the Quilted States marshal
| ship, and the opinion seems to be quite prev
| alent that Mace Eustis has q mascot, so to
speak.
Z. o. Brown of the Boston clothing house
celebrated his thirty third birthday yesterday.
| His friends in the establishment presented
him with a handsome swinging pitcher and
goblet.
| The larceny case against Isaac RObitschck.
a Hebrew youth who was charged with steal
Ing lap robe, and who was usp.ctsl Of
| tapping till was, dis msised yesterday, there
| being no case.
Owing TO the term Of the district conrt,
many of the attorneys who would otherwise
90 TO Washington 10 witness The inaugura-
ton ceremonies, find it necessary TO remain
at home and attend 10 the legal business of
their clients.
This afternoon the Reform club will hold
its usual Sunlay meeting Ia Market hall in
stead of HIrrison ball as heretofore A
number Of speakers will be present, as we'll
as the members of the Choral union.
There will be regular meeting Of the
Murphy Gospel Temperance union at the
Theatre Comique at 1880 O'Clock this even
ing, With addresses by Hon. John G. Booley,
A. {. iris, Judge Baird and others. All
are IN vited.
Mrs. A. I. Anderson organized division
of the Sons Of Temperance at Becker hall last
evening with twentyeight charter members.
In an address Mrs. Anderson stated that the
order is unusually strong and on the increase
throughout the state.
The alIermanic question in the Sixth ward
agitates the peaceful and patriotic citizens
of.that quarter of the city. The Scandina-
yians have decided 10 work for the nomina-
ton of Charles Johnson, the erockeryman,
in the Republican caucus.
The weather being all that could be de-
sired there were upwards Of score of fast
horses on the course at Lake Calhoun yes
terlay afternoon, and the boys say they en-
jOyed rare sport. There was no particular
racing, squirting being the order.
Tlr park commissioners failed TO meet
yesterday and consequently the problem re-
garding the proposed school adjacent TO Cen
trial park has not yet been solved, although it
Is quite likely that the exchange for property
on Grant street will be cOnsummated.
The Y. W. c. 4. will tender the drs goods
men Of the city an Informal reception on
Wednesday evening, at their parlOrs. These
'class'' receptions, iuaugurdted a short time
since, has proven a pronounced success.
Why not try it on the newspaper men!
A. Spiriiul Al hall, 2j3 Nic1llet avenue, Dr..
Thomas will lecture at 10: 80 a. m. to-dat. on
Spirit or Matter, Which. TIE chldren's
iyceum will be held at uooo. In the even
ing Mrs. Tozen will deliver the third Of her
series Of lectures eutitled, Dawning Light.
II is proposed 10 hold special meeting Of
tbei Minneapolis Press club to-day for the
purpose Of placing in nomination one or
more lists OF candidates for officers to be
OaliOted for st the Regular meeting To be held
on the first Sunday in March. Tne caucus
viii b. held at $3.50 p. IN.
On Monday evening Washington's birth
day reception will be given 10 the faculty and
students Of the State university, under the
direction OF the ladies o: ne junior and
senior CLASSES. The Delta Sigma and Her
mean Literary societies will take part in the
festivities of the e7ening.