St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-21
mINNEA. OLiS GLOBULES.

The Homeopathic fair closed last night, and
was very fair success.
There were tifty-four transfers of real es-
tate yesterday, aggregating Sl43,S64.
The officers of the Minneapolis Lodge of
Elks will be installed this evening.
Tue Davitt branch of the Irish Nationa
league will resume its meetings tonight at
Window hall, good programme having been
prepared.
Hans Wahl is singled out as the target for
the attack of disreputa5e sheet, supposed
to be published in a livery stable in South
Minneapolis
DIR. Elizabeth j. French will give a free
lecture on 'What is Christian Science as
Taught by Christ" at the Casino, Sunday af-
ternoon at o'clock.
DR.. Elizabeth j. French, of Philadelphia.
and DR.. Van Anda will address the White
Cross society (for men onlY) at the w. G. T..
q. rooms, 220 Hennepin avenue, Sunday at
3 p. m.
Richard jackson, the Grand opera house
attache who bit a gentle man in the cheek.
yesterday waived an examination in the
municipal court and was bound over to the
grand jurf.
The mother of Edward Roller. of this city,
died at Redwood, Wis. yesterday morning.
Her death was caused by cancer of the
stomach. The funeral will take place there
next Tuesday.
Shutter will preach morning and evening.
Morning subject: 1.-The Mission of the Snow
fake" Evening subject: THE Element of
Humor in the Bible.
Mr. Dobbyns, an old gentleman who re-
sided at 623 Fifth street north, dropped dead
at o'clock last evening, in the wood house
attached to his residence. Coroner Hill de-
cided an inquest unnecessary.
Prof. Aug Lohr, one of the principal artists
of the Battle of Atlanta panora ma, is in the
city, accompanied by H. Baherst Elm, of his
staff. They came to make some changes and
improvements in the panorama.
st. Paul's (EpiscopaD Frank R. Millspauqh
rector. Holy communion at l0:15 a. m. :;
preaching services. IL a. m. and 1880 p. m. ::
Sunday school at 2;3O p. m. Both Lyndale
and Hawthorne cars pass the door.
A j. Crajgh writes the CLOSE, asking q
suspension of public opinion until the Hage.
meyer case comes to trial. He says the
property in dispute was listed with him at
81, $50, and he sold it at Sl,150, making 500
instead of $1,000, as alleged.
The charitably inclined will please remem-
Der o.. Thanksgiving day the sick and needy
in St. Barnabas hospital. which has at the
present time more charitable patients than
ever before. Donations of any and ali kinds
will be most thankfully received by Mrs. A.
Pew. superintendent.
Church Of Christ (Disciples), corner of
avenue anu Slfeet, NeNs -
P. Cobb, evangelist, will preach in the morn
ing at 1880, subject, ''Who Saves and How;"
evening at $780, subject, ''Origiu and Aims
OF the Church of Christi This will close Mr.
Cobb's series of meetings in this city.
A scheme is on foot to build stone arch
bridge over the Mississippi from Sixth avenue
south to Second avenue southeast, passing be-
tween the falls and Hennepin island. The
millers are said 10 favor it, and it is further
said they have the consent of the railroad to
an elevation of their track to permit the ap-
proaches TO pass beneath.
An American section of the National So
cialistic Labor party will be organized day
at Martins hall, corner of Washington and
Cedar avenues. Evert Nymanover, the Or
ganizer, will deliver the Introductory speech
and receive the names. The constitution will
also be read. The meeting will commence at
3 p. m.
A pet lamb is the attraction at the clothing
store on Nicoller avenue, corner of Third
street, known as the U. T. K. This pretty
little pet is imprisoned IN their main show
window and attracts crowds of pedestrians,
both old and young, who admire its playful
antics A card fastened around its neck by
pretty blue ribbons bears the appropriate
legend. ~. T. K. All WOOL
al. A. Reed lectured last evening in the
municipal court room to the Minneapolis
Law club on Elementary Law" The at
tendance was good. This was the first lee
ture of this association. but it promises much
for the future. A course of study was
adopted after lively discussion, in which
the asplrants did much honor to their chosen
profession by their combativeness. Next Sat
urday they will hold moot Court at the
same place.
st. Marks Episcopal church. on Sixth
street, between Hennepin and Nicollet ave-
nues. Rev. T. B. Wells, D. D., rector. Morn
ing service at 1890 a. m, Sunday school at
1915 p. m, evening service st 1880 D. m The
rector will continue the Bible talks this even
ing, taking for his subject 1.-THE Lite aud
Character of Noses Monday evening at
7:3O the Brotherhood of St. Andrew will meet
in the Guild room. back of the church, to
complete organization and finally arrange
for the reception for the brotherhood on the
evening of st. Andrews day, Nov. 80.