St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

There was no meeting of the park COM
mission yesterday.
The council standing committees will
meet at the city hall tomorrow.
The Davitt branch of the Irish league
will meet at Window hall tonight
Twenty-eight deeds were filed with the
register of deeds. the considerations of
which amounted to S64, 676.
The remains OF Lewis Glassco, the Young
man who died yesterday of consumption,
will be taken to Cokato for burial
The Press club will meet this afternoon
and c. VI. Schultz will read a paper on the
Fairy Tale Existence and Duties of the
Commercial Reporter.
This evening Rev. Father MeGOlrick will
deliver the first OF a projected series of lee
lures upon the Crusades at the Immaculate
Conception church.
Last night an intoxicated individual fell
from q motor train at the corner Of NicOllet
avenue and Thirty-second street, and was
badly injured about the head and face.
Two colored men, one waiter at the
Nicollet house, were arrested last night for
stealing half-dozen partTidges from Yerxa
81 YerXa's store on South Washington
avenue.
The city council will meet on Wednesday
for the first time in three weeks. Aid.
Cooley's report on his investigation into the
adoption Of the underground wire system
viii probably prove an important feature.
Mrs. Mcnamara. the woman who at
tempted TO take her husbands life, and
created sensation by disappearing from
her home, was yesterday committed by the
probate court to the insane asylum at
Rochester.
Rev. II. W. Gleason will occupy the pull
pit of the First Congregational church this
morning and President NorthrOp of the
State university will conduct the service in
the evening. Workingmen and all others
are cordially invited.
Owing to the absence of Rev. J. l..
Scudder in Chicago on account of the death
Of his sister, the communion service Of the
First Congregational church in the morn
ing and his eighth lecture on Labor and
Capital in the evening, will be postponed
one week.
Deputy Sheriff Eye yesterday attached
the goods of Albert Miller, Plymouth ave-
nue. notion dealer, on a claim of Wyman,
Mullen * Co., for 500. Miller's store was
closed, but the officer. by little good
guessing. managed to locate goods at Mil
ler's residence and an adjoining house,
which had evidently been placed where it
was expected creditors would not find
them.
F. L. Christianson and Harriet Kvello,
II. A. Rider and Emma j. Merriek, John
Lindeman and Ida c. Bergstrom, Charlie
Strozob and Francisco Mocote, Andrew
TureckO and Annie Kerciti, Alexander
Pillow and Flenbie DalcOur. Frank Holmes
and Celia E. johnson, c. C. Chilcott and
Amanda Anderson, Benjamin Schafer and
Ludiviki Janus, A. p. Grant of Pierce
county. Wisconsin, and Mamie Getchell
yesterday obtained marriage licenses.
The News Letter, after rest of seven
months reappeared yesterday, with the an
nouncement that at might be just as well
understood on the start that DIR. Ames,
Rev. Satterlee, Aid. Sly, Mayor Pillsbury,
Scrap Iron Bill, Patsy Cardiff. Ed Stevens,
the clergy, the laymen nor anybody else,
except the proprietOrs, have any interest,
directly or indirectly, with the resurrection
or future management of the News Letter."
The paper is on the same general plan as
heretofore, and the first number is wittier,
splcier and more of a free lance than ever.