Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-26
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Good oyster weather
Josehy, the greatspianistiw twill be here Nov
oath.
Look out for fires, everything, is as dry us
finder.
Mary Anderson is booked for Nov. 9th in
Evandne.
be here Nov. 9th.
Mr.. w. w. McNair returned from his
Eastern trip yesterday.
County Auditor McDonold was selling
school bonds yesterday.
The markets were lively yesterday, and
farmers brought in plenty of wheat.
Don't forget that on Tuesday will be
the last opportunity to register your name.
The school children aud teachers enjoyed
another excursion to Lake Calhoun, over
the Lyndale road, yesterday.
Last evening Mrs. Gillette, of Iowa, con-
Quoted temperance meeting at the First M.
E. church, East Minneapolis.
Fnller Il Simpson detected clerk named
John Sawyer in the act Of pilfering from
them, and he was discharged.
MThe Woman's Christian Temperance union
held meeting at their room over Williams
book store yesterday afternoon
Milton Mobiles will bo here the latter part
of next month with his "Phcenix' and "a
Man of the People, He has been having
splendid success in Chicago.
Miss Susie M. johnson, inspirational
speaker, will lecture in Good Templar's hall,
Mendenhall's building, north Washington
avenue, at 1890 o'clock this morning.
Frank Devins' horse ran away yesterday
morning down on Third avenue south. The
buggy was slightly damaged, but the horse
was captured before doing himself any in
jury.
This evening theatrical performance will
be given at Harmonic hall, when will be pre-
scented MARY Anna, Woman of the Peo-
ple.'' Several new people will appear IN the
cast.
The East Side Rifle club has challenged
tae West Side club to friendly contest with
rifle, 200 yards, finland shot, on Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, on the East Side
range.
fish Dealers team ran away yesterday
morning in the vicinity of the Pacific depot,
but did no damage beyond spiliing the fish
about the streets in a rather promiscuous
manner.
Prof 0. V. Toasley, superintendent of the
public schools, is expected home from his
European tour this morning. Mrs. Tousley
will remain East for G. short visit among
friends and relations.
With the high wind prevailing yesterday
the sprinkling carts were totally unable to
keep down the clouds Of dust that at time s
nearly suffoca,ed the pedestrians on tie
principal thoroughfares. -
The Pythian Corps are doing everything
m their power to make the next party at
Silver Grey hall, November IL, the finest
social that has been held in that hall for
some time. They are industfiously at work
On their exhibition drill, and will introduce
some new and very difficult evolutions.
Nicollet avenue, along the line of the Lyn-
dale railway, is being widened to fifty feet,
so that teams may have plenty of room. 1t
is the desire of Col. McCrory to put his line
in the best possible condition, and have the
streets on which the track is laid improved
and kept in such excellent condition that the
most exacting can find no fault.
Col. McCrory is preparing some steam
heaters for the cars on the Lyndale railway.
Steam pipes will run the entire length Of the
seats, and will DO connected with the motors.
They will be SO arranged that the cars can
be kept at certain temperature. and will be
as comfortable as any parlor. These, heaters
will be put in during the week. :.
On Monday evening a musicale will be-
given in Elliott's music rooms on Nicollst
Avenue, on which occasion Mr.. and Mrs. d
Lyman F. Brown, Prof. Harmsen and Miss
Whitney will assist the Apollo club. The
members of the club are Gen. Nash, first
tenor; DR.. S. M. Spaulding, second tenor;
G. w. Greisler, first basso,. and G. r. Hasey.
second basso.
The Blanche I'd Malcolm opera company
has organized for tour of this State and Wis
consin. They present "The Doctor of Alcan-
tara and travel under the management of
Prof.R. w. Seager. The first performance will
be given at Saltwater on Tuesday evening.
The next will be at River Falls on Wednes-
day evening. The cast has been changed
somewhat since their appearance here.
Prof. Burner commences his fourth course
OF illustrated scienti: lectures this evening,
and will take 8 change of base from Harrison
Hall to the Academy of Music. This even
ing the lecture chosen is entitled: ''Tempe-
rance in All Things" This lecture will be
delivered free of charge, and no collection
taken up. Boys will not be admitted unless