Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-15
Observation-Disclosures
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.

specially Reported for the DAILY Globe.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
The markets we're fairly booming yester-
day. .-
Baldwin Brown has completed his livery
stable, and is once more doing business.
Butler g hotel, on South Third street, is tc
he run by brother of the late proprietor
John Butler.
Woodburn's restaurant Is once more open
to the public, and bids fair for prosperous
future. So mote 1t be.
On Tuesday evening Dr. Burner will COM
noenoe another series of illustrated scientific
lectures at Harrison hall. -
"The Lonely Man of the Ocean" will be
the attraction at tho matinee this afternoon,
at the Metropolitan theater.
The Bowers. Thompson combination was
being billed yesterday. They appear at the
Academy of Music next week.
This afternoon the Union Teachers meet
at o'clock. Rev. M. A. Stevens has charge
of the class.
The Women's Christian Temperance
union will meet this afternoon at o'clock,
at their rooms over Williams book store on
Hennepin avenue.
John &. Huntington, Of Chicago, is TO be
secretary of the Minneapolis Y. NJ. G. A.,
and will receive salary of $1,000 per an
mum for services rendered.
The little son of VIM. Burk, who recently
broke leg, had nearly recovered from the
accident, when, yesterday, the unfortunate
boy fell and broke it again, i'll the same
place.
The horse-shoers have called meeting
for next Tuesday evening at 1880 O'clock in
in S. F. Libby's shop on First street, to
take into consideration matters of impor-
lance to the trade.
The fall term Of the district court com
mences next Tuesday, and there are over
four hundred cases on the calendar. The
criminal calendar is larger than ever before
known in this court.
The Metropolitan Theatre has made do
cided hit In ''The Lonely Man of the Ocean,"
The scenic effects are the finest ever placed
on that stage, and the acting of Bryton in
the title role is excellent.
Frank behring's horse started q go as
you please trot down Eighth street yester-
day afternoon, and now MIR. bearing having
secured the horse, was engaged the remain
der of the day in carrying homo the splin-
ters of the carriage.
Mr.. Geo. T. Angel, who lectured on
'sCruelty to Animals last Sunday evening,
will deliver another lecture OF the Church of
the Redeemer on Sunday evening. The
subject will be-: 'Ths Best Method to be
Pursued for the Prevention of Crime
While J. G. Grevell was coupling cars in
the Minneapolis Il St. Louis railway yard
his right hand became caught between the
bumpers aud was 80 badly crushed that
portion of the hand had to be amputated.
The first finger was taken out entirely, and
the next two at the second joint.
Joe Hofflin, the druggist, was driving
down town yesterday, when another team
collided with bis carriage with disastrous re-
suits. Mr.. II. found himself laundering
in the mud, his horse was thrown down and
the carriage shafts were broken. Some
slight damage was done the harness, but
fortunately nothing of serious nature o.
CURED.
The Knights of Pythias are arranging for
grand opening social party at their new
and handsome hall in the Day block on
Washington avenue, to occur on Thanksgiv-
ing evening. The hall is being furnished in
an elegant manner, and was constructed for
their special benefit. When furnished it is
expected that it will be the handsomest lodge
re ON in the State.
A delivery team owned by a butcher
named Miller, doing business on Washing
ton avenue, started an impromptu runaway
of a novel order, Yesterday. Starting from
the shop opposite the Bellevue house, the
team rushed down town, circled about few
blocks at q terrific rate of speed and then
returned to the shop and stopped as though
nothing unusual had occurred.
Mr.. E. w. Dyer proposes to reopen the
Clark house some time next week, and al
ready numerous applications for rooms have
been made by parties desiring to become
permanent boarders. The house is to be
louOValeu tuIouBuouC, hHu III IL IS cOnQQCLe0
on as good basis as the old WILDER house,
Mr.. Dyer may be sure of having house
full all the time. He is one of the few men
who know how to run hotel.
This evening the printers propose to
stretch their legs at the best go-as you-please
rate of speed they are capable Of. They
have been hard at work for some time train
ing for this event, and, as it is for two
hours only, some fast time may be expected.
There are eight of them, as follows Phil
s. Reed and J. W. Williams, of the Jour-
ndl;; J. j. Jordan, w. FL. Gunsolus and
Henry Wehman, of the Tribune; s. D.
Daniels, Spectator; Ed. M. Hulet, Times;
P. ]. Farrell, at large. Reed and Daniels
run only five miles each for 500 a side.
COURT CULLINGS,