Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.

Prof. Tousley arrived home from his
European trip yesterday morning.
Additional supports are being placed under
the Minneapolis & St. Louis track over the
canal.
The Academy of National Sciences held a
meeting last evening to arrange for course
of lectures.
The ladies of the Unversalist church have
another delightful social at the church par
lors this evening.
The judges of election were busily engaged
yesterday in receiving new names on the
registration lists.
Henry Downs team ran away on Eleventh
avenue south, yesterday, and injured the
driver quite badly.
10. Benson, who was severely injured in
Camp & Walkers mill recently, is reported
improving rapidly.
An extension, to be used for an engine
room and Office, is being added to the side
of the big ''A' mill.
Mary Sullivan has been adjudged insane
and will be sent to the asylum at St. Peter.
This will be her second term.
Next week the Chicago, Milwaukee and
St. Paul freight Office force will move into
their new and coul modious quarters.
One solitary drunk was all the prisoners
before the municipal court yesterday, aside
from the Salter case that was dismissed.
Glazed window cash are being. placed in
the Washburn SAP mill. There are three
hundred and eleven windows, and it requires
1882 lights of glass.
William Salter, arrested on a charge of
selling liquor to minors, was discharged, as
the city attorney held there was no crimi
mating evidence against him.
A new canal wall is to be constructed at
the Falls, extending from the SCHUYLER mill to
the gate house, a distance Of $50 feet. 1t is
to be from ten to twelve feet thick and ff-
teen feet high.
The Morrison & White Touring mill starts
up this week, and will make 200 barrels
of flour per lay. Cahill, Fletcher & Co.'S
mill starts next Monday and will make 800
barrels of flour daily.
Last evening about 8 o'clock some $12
worth Of the publications of the Seaside
Library were stolen from the news stand in
the postotfice lobby. They will be offered for
sale cheap by the thief
President Chute, of the board of trade,
headed a party of twenty gentlemen that
left last evening over the Wisconsin Central
to vist Ashland and intermediate points in
the interest of new railroad.
Officer Frenett brought two small boys
from the East Side, yesterday afternoon, in
a sad state Of intoxication. A warrant is out
for the arrest Of the saloon keeper who sup
piled the lads with the beverage.
The light infantry company has elected
the following non commissioned officers
Second sergeant w. o. Brown third SER
geant, Perry Harrison; fourth sergeant
w. D. Eldred; first corporal, E. D. Hill
second corporal, F. S. Barnard.
At a match between the East and West
Side riaemen at their grounds below the
university yesterday afternoon, with three
men on side, the East Side won by one
point. The score, out of possible $50, was:
East Side 126, West Side 1875.
Prof. Burner delivered his interesting lee
ture upon the eye and Ear" at the Acad
envy of Music last evening, The subject for
this evening is "The Heart and Lungs.''
This afternoon free matinee will be given,
when the professor will examine patients on
the stage, in full view Of the audience, and
prescribe for them.
The old brown church near Maple Hill
cemetery, in the East Division, was blown
down by wind on Monday afternoon. The
church was formerly known as the 'Holy
Trinity" and stood on Second street be-
tween Second and Third streets north for a
number of years. 1t was erected by the
Episcopals, but after the new stone church
was built the old frame structure was sold to
the African Methodists and moved.
The Bankers daughter" was put on the
stage at the Metropolitan theatre last even
ing in better shape than on the opening
night, and the large audience present was
fairly captivated. The play is by all odds
the best ever attempted in this city, and no
such scenery has ever been put on any stage
West of Chicago, and it is doubtful if it can
be surpassed there. The vestibule of the
American legation at Paris is superb, and
the ru ms of a French chateau with the lights
of Paris by night, is very effective. It will
run for number of nights and will pack
the honsa