St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-04
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Mark Norton killed on Wednesday by Au.
gust Oys, was widower, his recent marriage
having been his second. He leaves daugh-
| ter years old.
Died, in Bethany home. on Thursday, Dec. 3,
Emily, aged 20. Funeral to-day at 10 a. m .
| Members and friends of the association are
| invited to attend.
| Thomas DemOce waved an examination in
| the municipal court and was held to the dis
| trict court on q charge of bastardy brought
| against him at the instance of Mary Guimon.
The funeral of Mrs. Nancy Johnson took
| place yesterday from lUll Harmon place,
| Rev. DR.. Hutchins officiating. The deceased
| was the mother of Mrs. Andrew Rinker and
an aunt of the late Charles Fl. Clark.
| The following officers have been elected by
| the Vine Congregational church: Clerk, D..
A. McCurdy; treasurer, George G. Sanborn;
| benevolent treasurer, Edwin Burnel; organ
lat, Mrs Fisher; ushers, V. L. Coleman and
E. M. Newcomb.
The patrol wagon was called to Gluck's
brewery on Marshall street yesterday, but no
| arrest was made. 1t seems that Il sneak thief
was found prowling through the establish
ment, but he escaped before the police arrived.
1t was suspected that he had intentions on
the safe in the office.
The city engineer has advertised for pro-
posals for the lumber and stone to be used in
the construction of the piers and abutments
for the stone arch bridge. Proposals will be
| received until the 14th instant, and the
amount of material required will be 100000
feet of lumber and A. 600 yards of stone.
A meeting of Irish Nationalist who COM
pose the committee appointed by the Parnell
and Central branches of the Irish National
league, to perfect arrangements for holding a
meeting next Thursday evening at Turner
hall in the East division will occur this even
ing at the Office of j. L. Tobin, liz Hennepin
avenue. The following are the members of
such committees: Matt Walsh, DR.. d. F. Col
Inns. John Fewer, J. I. Tobin, John Cronin,
James R. Corrigan, Roger Vail, G. A. Gala
CHER, J. 7. Byrnes, P. H. McPartlin and Law
renee Clarity.
MINNEAPOLIS PERSONALS.
Sylvester Kipp of Henderson is at the Mic
ollet house.
F. c. Pillsbury and wife left last evening
for New York.
]. B. Foote of Albert Lea is the guest of c.
NJ. FOote, his son.
James O'Connor and bride of Benson are at
the Clark house.
Ex-senator William Window of Winona was
in the city yesterday.
G. Van Steenwyke of La Crosse, attorney
of the WaShburn estate, is in the city.
Judge NJ r. Taylor and c. J. Sawbridge Of
Fergus Falls were in the city yesterday.
Aid. G.. W. Cooley left last evening to in
spect the conduit systems of Chicago and
Detroit.
J. T. Conklin, manager of the Grand opera
house, left last evening for Newburg. N. Y,
| to attend the funeral of his father.
Minneapolis Sports.
On Saturday evening Prof. Donaldson
will inaugurate his series of weekly athletic
exhibitions in Music hall, over No. 221
South Washington avenue. Among the
events down on the program will be a
| Graco-ROman wrestling match between
Jerry and Christie Murphy and glove
| contest between Prof. Donaldson and Patsy
Mellen. Jerry Murphy offers any light
weight in the city $50 who will stand be-
fore him four rounds with the gloves.
| James Algir and Alexander will skate a
| mile race this evening.
w. NJ. Woodside won the three-mile race
with John L. Alexander-bicycle against
| skates-at the Leland rink last evening.
WoodSide gave the skater one lap start.
| Time, 10 minutes and 2 seconds.
Both Cannon and Moth have had some fine
| photographs taken the past week.
The old proverb is certainly true in the
case of DR.. Pierce's pleasant Purgative
| Pellets" which are little, sugar-wrapped
parcels, scarcely larger than mustard seeds,
| containing as much cathartic power as is
done up in the biggest, most repulsive-
| looking pill. Unlike the big pills, however,
they are mild and pleasant in their opera
tiOn-do not produce grping palms. nor