Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-16

from the old stand, 219 Hennepin avenue, to
243 Hennepin avenue, opposite Academy OF
Music. The GLOBE has located permanently,
and all our old friends and patrons and the
public generally will be cordially welcomed.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
City council meeting this evening.
Fanny Davenport's agent will probably ar
rive to-day.
The Greenbackers will have another meeting
on the 27th.
Next Sunday Rev. q. G. stimsou will lecture
on gambling.
Regular Rotations commence at the State
university to-day.
The university chapel shows q marked i'm
provement over last season.
The Light Infantry company held meeting
at the old Society Nordephall.
The auditor was busily engaged yesterday in
selling property on which taxes are delinquent.
The Minneapolis boys who went down to
Red Wing last week to shoot of the fair. have
returned.
Major Paul, who ia to establish car shop
here, arrived yesterday afternoon, accom- panied
by several Eastern capitalists.
Three of the Minneapolis brewers have come
down one dollar per keg on beer At that rate
four cents per glass IS about right.
A temperance meeting waa held at the First
NJ. E. church last evening that was fairly at
tended and of considerable interest.
The Democratic county convention is to
meet one week from to-day, and not to-day, as
the Tribune announced last evening.
The Atwood rotary pillow was given trial at
the fair grounds yesterday. 1t is something
new, novel, and seems to work perfectly.
Ed. Kelly, of Lake City, was in the city yes-
terday arranging for the appearance here, on
Saturday evening, Of Matte A. Bridges,
The ladies' social circle will hold a meeting
In the Church of the Redeemer's parors this al
ternoon tor the transaction Of important BUSH
ness.
Tomorrow evening the Namoless club give
their second annual charity concert at the
Academy of Music, and it will be we'll worth
attending
The depot of the ST. Paul, Minneapolis &
Manitoba railway at Cedar Lake. Hennepn
county, was totally destroyed by fire yesterday
afternoon.
Society Norden opened their suew hall in
Centennial block last night, and will keep it
open during every evening this week for their
grand fair.
Harlow Gale ia flying around after some pup
ular amusement for Association hall. An old
fashioned dime promenade might do to COM
mence With.
Tomorrow evening the Holy Rosary fair, at
which handsome gold watch and chain is to
be voted to the most popular conductor, will
open at the Dominican school house.
Messrs. w. 81. Leib and Z. ]. Waller have
sent out cards of invitation to q select musicale
TO occur on Friday evening, Sept. 10, at Eli
OTIS musio rooms, 25l Nicolet avenue.
This evening DIR. Dana, Of st. Paul, is to leo
lure Ut Plymouth Congregational church on
''Pen Pictures of Edinburgh and the Land of
Burns" full house should greet him.
A farmer. near Fort Smelling, came to Min
neapolis yesterday morning to LOOK for q load
of potatoes that had been stolen. At last &C.
counts he was unsuccessful in his search.
London Assurance was put on the Metro
politan boards in fine style last evening, and
will be Continued two nights more. 1t is
really one Ut the best things the company has
attempted this season aud should pack the
house nightly.
An accident occurred in tho Washburn mill
at Anoka yesterday morning that came near
proving q serious affair One of the large DIR
culars broke, and the pieces were thrown about
the building at furious rate. An employe
named Ben. McCann was struck in the back by
one piece, but as it came fat side against him
did no serious damage. Others were slightly
injured. :. ..EE LII
A young man, whose name ID withheld on
account of his parents, arrived in town from
Montgomery yesterday afternoon, and being
commit suicide by jumping firm the stairs at
the rear OF Smiths meat market, corner of
Seventh avenue north and Washington avenue.
His injuries, it is believed, will not prove of q
serious nature.
The lecture season opens on Saturday even
ing, when Matte A. Bridges, who is we'll known
here, will deliver her new and original lecture
on Human Freedom" She il regarded as the
most eloquent lady orator of the day, and is
recommended by such noted men as James J.
Fields, Wendell Phillips, P. B. Shellaber. Rev.
". b. H. Murray, james Parton and msn v,
others. The admission will be within the
reach of all. -f ...
The Keen defalcatiou continues to be talked
VI W ooAno oAConS, Dut Is generally Drought up
after other topics are exhausted. The prisoner
still remains in the county Jail. 1t is generally
believed that he will get but three years al
though bad he been released on bail the limited
States marshal would have gobbled him ND
ana ne would not then got off short Of seven
years. Mr.. Neiler, tho CASHIER who il now in
Europe, has not yet been heard from nor can
he DO found, although it is momentarily ex-
pected that he will be reached and answer at
once. In the meantime business progre sses as
though nothing had occurred. %
Sheriff T. j. Sheehan and Deputy sheriffs
Il. B. Collins, Jacob Larson and John Wool
better, of Albert Lea, registered at the Bellevue
house for dinner yes: erday. The sheriff and
his deputies were on their way to Saltwater
with party OF seven persons, who were tried.
convicted and sentenced at the term of court
just closed at Albert Lea. The party consists
OF seven persons, one woman and six men.
whose names, crimes snd term of aentence was
stated by the Official, IA follows: Caroline
Matson, attempting her husbands life by Civ
ing MIN poison, eighteen months i'm prison ment !:
John Kelley, resisting an officer, four months
william Petit, burglary. eighteen months
Lewis O. Patten, larceny, one year: John
Wilds, shop-lifting, one year; John Williams
larceny, six months; Thomas Burk. HIGHWAY
robbery, two years. Tue party left for &, nj
, water on the 2:45 train. 'A'
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