Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-05
MINNEAPOLIS GnO.ELErs,
This is Minneapolis day.

This Is Minneapolis day.
Rev. Il. England was relieved of SIS at Men
dota by crooks.
The big races are to occur to-day and another
jam may be expected.
An old man resisted an officer at the fair
grounds and was run in.
The sisterhood Of Bethany hold msnthly
business meeting this afternoon.
Thieves went through the Pucifo House, on
Wednesday night, but did not secure much
booty.
young man named Hammond, of Iowa, has
been arrested in Minneapolis on a charge Of
bastardy.
| only class of people the municipal court has to
deal with nowadays.
The police are running in all the suspicious
looking characters to be found on the fair
& Ounds Or ab- ut town.
''Gone to the fair" was the announcement
posted on the do,rs of city Offices at court
house and elsewhere yeste day.
Alderman Haugau's store and Jacob Martins
| residence were burgiarized On Wednesday night.
Tne plumber secured ~as Of little Value.
Special trains will be run over the st. Paul.
Minneapolis d Manitoba road On Saturday
night to accommodate visitors to the lair.
shed located near the Central school house,
East Division, burned yesterday afternoon. IL
Was small IRE, but the entire department re-
sponded.
Frank Sohaefer, while coupling cars on the
| Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul road yesterda.
| morning. bad a hand 80 badly crushed that d
| portion had to be- amDutated.
Gilbert Kuudson, au employee of the Bedford,
Boyce Baker mill, was crushed to death by a
load OF lumber, yesterday morning, about III
o'clock. Inc load III falllnY struck Alr. Kuuu-
| sou IN the side, crushing the rlgnt lung, auu be
.tled almost instan.l y.
Charles Melz.er does not wish to live always,
| he cares not 10 stay. Therefore he took dose
| OF laudanum, or would have taken it but his
| friends substituted ipecacuanha aud the man-
uer in which he was Brought ru q recognition
| Ut his folly Was a caution.
The Catholic fair at Harrison hall for the
benefit OF the Church of the Holy Rosary is
| being largely patr"nized this week. Every
Thing is neatly arranged aud ALI entertaining
pro- ramL1e Is arranged tor each evenlug
Twp IL duu eSc IoI SOuISt1VeSj you WILL uUJ
| tegset it.
Geo. B. Sewell, of Richfeld, while coming to
Minneapolis. was thrown from hi. horse with
such force as t. discharge pistol he was car
| rylng in his pocket. The ball eutcred the
neck nea' the wlud-pipe, and came out near
the spinal column. Ihe chances are thai lie
vail i've.
The Metropolitan theatre is doing stunning
business This week. Every night the use ia
packed to the walls and from two 10 three hun.
bred people are turned away, unable 10 fud
standing room even. Win such plays the
"Ihree Guardsmrn," with the elegant Costumes
and scenery aud fue acting, no one can lea. e
the hall dispieased with the performance.
The Evangelne company at the Academy of
| Music has made most favorable imprt ssiun
and draws immense houses nightly. Last
night the extravaganza of Evaugel,ne Wa
produced in place OF Conrad the CDr.air of the
previous evening. There many go,d
things in the Evangellne that it is always new,
and never tir some. This evening Conrad the
Corsair will be repeated, and it is pronounced
equal to Evangeline as AN entertainment, al
though it is entirely different. Tue house will
be full, of course.