Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-08
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

Every purse and everyEpremium has been or
will be paid.
Come again, gentlemen. It is the Minneapo-
lis plan to treat all we'll.
The postoffice will be open until P. M. this
evening to accommodate strangers now in the
city.
| Marshall Harding has won golden laurels bv
his very efficient care of the track during the
week.
| The municipal court disposed of few
drunks as matter of regular business, and
adjourned to visit the fair.
| benefit lecture by DR.. Stolz for the relief
OF the yellow fever sufferers will be held at As
ISOLATION hall on Monday evening.
| The Irish Catholic Benevolent union are rails
ing a fund to be forwarded to Memphis for the
relief of the yellow fever sufferers of that
| city.
The Rev. E. e. Harvey of Michigan, will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the Westminster church to-
day, owing to the illness of the pastor, Rev. r.
f. Sample.
| In Smith, Scribner & Co.'S notice Yesterday
the reporter made it read "retail hardware"
1t should have read wholesale and retail.n as
| they are doing large jobbing trade
! We hope to see John L. Thornton with his
racing programme at our next grand exposition.
Thousands who have been enabled to keen track
OF the riders and drivers during the week will
| say amen.
The International Typographical union has
issued call requesting members to aid as far
as possible their suffering craftsmen. The
typos OF this city are contributing their mete
toward the object.
| New Jerusalem Cor Swedenborgian) church.
corner of Fifth avenue south and Ninth street.
Rev. E. c. Mitchell, pastor. Service at 3 p. NJ,
Subject of service: ''The Use, and the Abuse.
of the Reasoning Faculty, in the Practical Re.
| ligious Life"
Judge Chas. Smith has gone, but that rotund
form and genial face will never be forgotten.
That stentorian voice will ring in the ears Of
thousands long after Mr.. Smith has run his last
heat and his accurate timepiece has marked it's
| last quarter.
| Messrs. Studebaker, represented at the expo
sition by their efficient agent, Henry c. Baird,
sold every vehicle which he brought to Mime
| apolis Tor exhibition, and takes back money
instead of wagons and carriages, thus SAVING
freight, and blessing Minneapolis with first.
class work.
| The GLOBE acknowledges pleasant social
call from Major Bowler, noted last winter as
the eloquent member from Renville, who talked
SO much that the echoes Of his voice still lin
yer In the re cesses of the State capitol. The
majors winsome voice has lost none of it's
music, and he liked the fair.
The GLOBE man had a pleasant interview
with Senator Butler of South Carolina, who
is one of the distinguished members of the
PRESIDENTIAL party. Rutherford is cosmopoli-
tan, and takes gentlemen of all shades of DO
itical belief in his party. The invitation to
Senator Butler is especially creditable to the
Presidents good taste as cultivated gentle
man IN the highest sense of the term
Another unfortunate fell victim to his own
carelessless yesterday morning, adding one more
to the long list of railroad unfortunates. An
unknown man was run over this morning on
the Q. M. d St. 2. railway just below the depot.
1t appears that he was standing near the track.
and stepped in front Of a train returning from
the fair grounds, and notwithstanding that the
bell was ringing and breakmen were shouting
to him of his danger, he did not stir until the
cars ran over him and hurled him from the
track crushed and dead. His name has not vet
! been ascertained.