Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-28
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.

Last church excursion to Minnetonka to-day.
All right, boss-then Blaine shan't come to
st. Paul.
Minneapolis never did think much of Presi-
dents ode facto.)
DR.. j. S. Elliot, of California, is visiting rel
atives in this city.
Mrs. G. 3. Russell and son arrived here this
morning from Boston.
The Rifle club shoot again to-day at 2 o'clock
at Adams. on Minnehaha avenue.
Next Sunday the Swedenborgans will resume
their religious services at P. NJ.
The Y. M. G. A. in this city purposes taking
up subscription for the yellow fever suffer-
ers.
E. H. Steele, of the Boston One-Price cloth
inc store has lust returned from the Eastern
cities.
And now it Is Claude and Helen Won Tratha
who have fled voluntarily petitions in bank
ruptcy.
The Woman Christian association will meet
at Plymouth church parlors this afternoon at
o'clock.
Judge Cooley of the municipal court, is tenn
pOrarlly aDSenU, JuGSe SpeCldl
Judge serves in his stead.
The lake campers are coming in slowly and
sadly, and leaving the musical mosquito and
the festive wood tick orural repose.
Col. Cal. Uline of st. Paul, was looking the
metropolis over yesterday and apologizing for
stealing the President (de .facto) away from u.s.
The Farmers and Mechanics Savings asso-
into their new and beautiful building yester-
day.
The Pioneer Press smoke-house on the expo
sltion grounds should be removed as a nuisance.
1t will be mistaken for an UNDERGONE water
closet
Regular meeting of Mistletoe Grove No. II,
this evening at o'clock. Work in the I'd and
Sd degrees. Every member is requested to be
present.
Major r. nj. Newson, M. d. and a good fellow,
was in the city yesterday and went down to in
spect the GLOBE building aud other sights
on the exposition grounds.
aulping down the great lump in our throat,
we of Minneapolis bend to the majesty of
events, and announce in the kindest and most
tender accents-go to thunder with your Presi-
dent de fpcto.
How would it do, Col. Bill, to telegraph on
to Uncle Sam Tilden and request the honor of
his presence in Minneapolis for Thursday the
9Th day of September. Then there 'could be
weeping and wailing down to st. Paul. En-
Carleton.
A Swede from Menominie, Wis, came to
this place yesterday to have his eye operated
upon. He was struck by q piece of bark from
saw while at work in the saw mill at that
place. The eye was successfully removed from
the socket.
Water from the city pipes was turned at
the exposition grounds yesterday for the first
time. The hose played beautifully and with
sufficient power to keep the grounds thoroughly
sprinkled and run all the fountains and water
falls on the grounds.
The Pioneer Press is ashamed of it's old
smoke house and so abuses the GLOBE building,
which is the neatest, and brightest and arrest
building on the grounds, and was drawn and
superintended by the boss architect of Min
nesota-L. s. Burlington.
The street car company will have q full force
of cars on the Washington and Cedar avenue
line. They will run every five minutes and
carry for the usual price-a nickel. The Car
lands passengers within four blocks of the Ell
trance to the exposition grounds.
Prof o. V. Tousley, superintendent of the
city schools who has been spending his sum-
mer vacation pleasantly and profitably among
the mountains of Colorado, returned home
yesterday, refreshed and invigorated for an
other ten months siege in the educational
harness.
The Minneapolis end of the GLOBE has felt
assured all the time that Mr.. Hayes meant tc
give Minneapolis the go-bye. Wash's conven
ton, it will be remembered, failed to give
Rutherford the benefit of it's endorsement
hence Fletcher's convention and the President
of the United States (1e tacto,) can't both as
semble in the same city the same season.
The corps of competent architects and build
ers are busily engaged in putting the finishing
touches on the GLOBE editce at the exposition
grounds. When painted and decorated it viii
represent the best specimen of the RENAISSANCE
in art to be found in the West The green-eyed
creature who runs the Pioneer Press is no Judge
of art, and is to be pitied.
Father Bokel, Dominican priest who ha
been spending several months in this vicinity
was Yesterday ordered by his superior to pro
coed Immediately to Memphis and engage il
the work of attending the yellow fever cases
Immediately on receiving the telegram Fathe
Bokel took the next train for the South-goins
with the courage duty gives to almost certain
death.
The Tribune last evening publishes tn
worst picture of Rarus and his driver ever in
vented outside the Graphic Office. That shee
is open to prosecution for malicious libel, bot
on the horse and man. His ribs (the horses
run clear up his neck, ending only when the
are bluffed off by his tremendous ears-ear
worse looking and larger than those owned ant
waggled by the editor of the Erening Tribune.