Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-28
MINNEAPoLIs GLOBELErs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLO3ELETS.
A grand fair will commence at Harmonic
hall October !.
The saw mills are running on day and
quarter time now.
The Saucy Kate is the only steamer now
running ON Lake Minnetonka.
The steamer Hattie, on Lake Calhoun, will
make regular trips again o-aay.
The orthodox Jews closed their places Of
business yesterday from sunrise to sunset.
The sluice over the falls is nearly COM
pleted, and logs are already running through
it.
A new stone arch bridge is being con-
structed over Bassett's creek on Second
street.
Last evening Prof. Sheppard delivered an
interesting lecture at the First Baptist
church.
A temperance lecture will be delivered at
the First M. E. church in the East Division
Monday night
Messrs. Snyder & Kealor have erected a
new bill board corner of Washington and
First avenue north.
The unknown man who was found dead
on the East side, on Thursday morning, was
buried this morning.
The Swedish Mission house, corner of
Fourth street and Eighth avenue south, has
been veneered with brick.
The Robert Emmett ball held at Silver
Grey Hall on Friday evening was success
both financially and socially.
For the month of September $7,16350
was distributed among the teachers and
ianitors of the public schools
The coroner ordered the body of the IN
known Swede, found on the east side, to be
buried, as no one recognized the remains.
Ducks are plenty at Lake Minnetonka,
but our sportsmen have their eyes on them
and will soon greatly diminish the number.
Four DRINKS Appealed before Judge Coo
ley yesterday morning, and were given the
choice of five days Oh the rock pile or SIS
fine.
DA McMurdy's horse ran away, overturn-
ing the buggy, throwing out little girl who
was somewhat bruised but not seriously in
jured
The reportorial ego you please four
hour race will take place at Association hall
tomorrow evening, commencing at six
o'clock.
The Knights of Pythias Hall associa-
ton give the fourth of the series of social
parties at Silver Gray hall on Wednesday
evening.
Yesterday was the Jewish holiday of Yom
Ripper, and was devoted to fasting and
prayer. Numerous stores were closed
yesterday.
Three DRINKS were brought IN by the
police yesterday afternoon and they will
partake of Col Batchellers' Inequalities until
tomorrow morning.
Fanny Davenport closed her Minneapolis
engagement last night, appearing IN double
bill. "London Assurance" and 'Oliver
Twist" constituted the EVENINGS entertain
ment.
To-day the reporters will take their rest
for tho gold watch and chain, to commence
at Association Hall at o'clock to morrow
evening.
A buggy came to grief yesterday morning
at the watering trough on Bridge square.
The cause being granger's team which ran
into it, throwing out the lady occupant and
breaking wheel.
Business of importance will require
full attendance of members of Minneapolis
Light InfantrR Monday evening. Meeting
will be held at Armory Hall, corner First
avenue south and Third street.
The Metropolitan Theater closed the week
with that interesting play, IA Celebrated
Case" and taken all in all it is believed to
be the very best thing the company have yet
produced. The houses have been good, de-
spite counter attractions, and so great has
been it's success that it will be continued
several days.
"The Northwestern Poultry Association
is the latest effort made by poultry breeders
and fan ,iers of this section. It is proposed
to make the association joint stock affair,
the needed capital to be raised in shares of,
say IS each, of which $50 would be proba-
bly, taken. This would create q fund of
$3.50, which is ample to start with. In
December next it is the intention to hold the
first annual exhibition.
The Reporters Trot.