Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-02
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
Regular meeting of the city council to-
night.
DR.. Keith has gone to Red Wing to at
tend the annual meeting of the Baptist. asso-
citation.
Centenary NJ. p. church gives farewell
sociable to their late pastor at the parsonage
this evening.
The "embattled farmer" didn't turn out
worth cent at Osseo to listen to Hicks &
Hooker, Monday night.
There is slight rise in the river, and
saw logs coming down don't kick up
dust as they did day or two ago.
The surveying party on the Minneapolis,
st. Cloud & Sank Rapids railway is mud
bound in the vicinity of Clearwater.
The Office of the Minneapolis Street rail
way company will to day be removed to the
Acadany of Music building up stairs.
The grading of First avenue north to
Eighth street is progressing slowly. It will
be a good job when completed, however.
was chronicled in the GLOBE few days ago,
is gradually recovering from his injuries.
Mrs. Barclay Felch drew q fair audience
yesterday. She will appear to-day and
tomorrow at the same place-the Taber-
nacle.
small sized runaway threw mud in the
eyes Of pedestrians on North Fourth street
yesterday afternoon. demoralized buggy
was the result.
County Superintendent Smith has exam
ined 287 candidates for school teachers this
fall, 6 receiving first grade and 1874 second
grade certificates and 80 being rejected.
Mutual Hose Co., No. 2, recently disband-
ed, closed their career as an active fire or
ganization by pleasant ball at Cooper's
Union hall last night They were good
boys, and deserve to retire on their laurels.
Capt. Hoy traced DR.. Salisbury's horse
thief to the woods down in the vicinity of
Shieldsville, and then lost him. He will
wrestle with the contract again in q day or
two.
Messrs. Hicks and Hooker had a slim au-
dience at Osseo. BY the way, why do not
these orators give due notice to Democratic
and Greenback speakers when they advertise
'joint meeting?'' Or is it easier to discuss
one side of a question when there is no one
present to represent the other side? En-
COL?
Mr.. Whitney, a leading and influential
citizen of Clearwater, was in the city yester
day interviewing the authorities of the NJ,
st. G. & S. r. railway about the location
of the line in the vicinity of the village re-
presented by him. No settled determination
as to the location of the line has as yet been
arrived at by the board of directors.
DR.. Neill's cathedral is progressing, and
will be ready for occupancy by the reverend
doctor before many days. The cathedral is
the smallest church ediice in the city, but
let no one suppose from that fact that its
pulpit will be filled by a gentleman of the
smallest mental and religious character. DR..
Neill would do credit to the most elaborate
edifce in the West.
Quite party of respectable gentlemen
will leave for Chicago next Sunday evening.
It will consist of ]. Il. West, Esq, who goes
down to deliver the annual address at the
meeting of the National Railway Conductors
associations; Chief of Police Munger, Aid.
Henry G. Morse, r. P. Huntington, Esq,
William Bryant, ESQ.,, and others. Here's
wishing 'the boys'' a good time and safe
return.
The effort of Brother Scott to feed the
multitude on raw beef in behalf of the yell
low fever sufferers, 'and our local charities
particularly our local charities) was not
smiled upon by Providence; and SO Brother
Scott didn't kill the fatted calf and thinos
but postponed on account of the weat her.
If Brother Scott would appoint treas urer
to receive the funds the GLOBE has no doubt
but the murky and sodden clouds would lift,
and delightful weather supervene for his
business. It's the treasurer for the Lords
poor which is wanting.
Neto Fire COMPANY.
effort is being made to orpaniza a navy