Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLO3ELETS.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
D. A. Secomb has gone to New York.
The fair at Harmony hall is being fairly
attended.
Reed & Daily's saloon was burglarized tc
the extent of So.
The market presented an animated ap.
pearance yesterday. ..
The new Washington avenue hose house
is nearly completed.
Mr.. L. A. Dunn has been appointed clerk
of the municipal court.
Bethany Home monthly meeting at 2
o'clock this afternoon.
The Day block on Washington avenue
looms up in fine shape.
Minneapolis has not enjoyed a drst-class
runaway for several days.
The cars are now running on tho Haw.
thorne avenue street railway line.
The scholars of the public schools are to
picnic at Lake Calhoun on Saturday.
The Silver Grey club will probably be re-
organized soon for the coming season.
By request "Queen Esther was repeated
at the Academy of Music last evening.
The work on the stone arch bridge across
Bassett's creek is being pushed forward.
Mr.. 8. b. Jumper, clerk of the Nicollet
house, and wife leave to-day for an eastern
tour.
The street railway company are extending
street.
COL John W. Henion, of the St. P, M. &
M. road, has gone out for few days duck
hunting.
A meeting of the Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union will be held this afternoon at
3 o'clock.
This afternoon the Merrie Bowmen and
Oak Lake archers have q contest at Lake
Calhoun.
The St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
freight house addition is rapidly approach
completion.
The ArieZ, a paper published each year at
the University, will appear to-day for the
first time this term.
The Great Union band OF St. Paul par-
AIDED the streets yesterday to advertise Prof.
Schonolter's fireworks.
The public school teachers are to assem-
BILE in G room, high school building, at
o'clock Saturday morning.
On Wednesday evening little four-year
old son of Mr.. Peter Hull, of the East side,
fell into the river and was drowned.
The professional pedestrians will run ten
miles for purse of 5000 and the champion
ship of Minnesota, Thursday next, at Asso-
citation hall.
"Celebrated Case" is becoming celebrated
just now. Every night largo audiences are
delighted at the Metropolitan theatre, and
the play will be continued throughout the
week.
EsThe shelves on the second floor of E. A.
Harmon & Sons. store on Hennepin avenue,
which were packed full of crockery, broke
last evening and destroyed stock to the
amount of $500.
County Auditor Mcdonald served notices
yesterday upon the supervisors of the towns
OF Crystal Lake, Corcoran, Medina and
Plymouth, to open certain roads ordered by
the board of county commissioners at re-
cent session.
Although they did not think of it at the
time, the reporters who entertained their
friends with four hours go as you please
race, and received, besides the prizes, $13 in
money, became, according to sporting rules,
professional runners, because of their re-
oeiving the gate money.
The poultry breeders have elected the
following officers: President, R. 81. Hank
inson; Vice President, Lewis Marsh; Re
cording Secretary, s. M. Spaulding; CORES
ponding Secretary, L. Mel. Hyde; Treas
urer, w. w. Woodland; Executive Commit
tee, Geo. w. Robertson, Wyman Elliot, B
g. Emery, and president and secretary OK
efficio.
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