Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-22
nIssgAPOLIs GLO8ELETs.

Minnsspolls vas extraordinarily quiet yes
terday.
The Gun club shoot at Lake Calhoun to
morrow afternoon.
Adjourned meeting of the city council
Wednesday evening.
Quarterly conference at Centenary NJ. E.
church this evening.
Meeting of the board of education on
Friday at 2:30 o'clock.
Fanny Davenport at the Academy Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday evenings.
The Minneapolis Light Infantry have a
meeting at Veit's hall this evening.
The ministers meetings are to be re-
sumed at Westminster church to-day.
Miss Susie johnson delivered another in
teresting lecture at Good Templar hall yes
terday morning.
This evening an interesting temperance
meeting will be held at the First M. E.
church, East Minneapolis.
Travel to Lake Calhoun was not so brisk
yesterday as usual on Sunday. The weather
is getting little too brisk.
Tomorrow evening DR.: Dana, of St. Paul,
is to deliver an interesting and instructive
lecture at Plymouth church.
The Reform Club held a meeting yester-
day afternoon that was quite we'll attended,
and of considerable interest.
Several sermons on the evil of gambling
we're preached in the city yesterday, sug-
gested by the downfall of Mr.. Keen.
The Third, Fifth and Sixth wards hold
Democratic caucuses this evening to elect
delegates to the county convention.
The police found the dead body of an in
FAINT in lower town yesterday. The coroner
was notified, and an inquest will take place
to-day.
Mrs. Abby Lyman, of New Haven, Conn.,,
who came to Minnesota for her health last
July, died at the Nicollet house yesterday
morning.
The saw mills are liable to shut down
earlier than usual this fall, owing to the low
stage of water and difficulty in getting logs
to the mill.
The Sunday trains to Lake MINI ka
having been withdrawn, our citizens were
compelled to abandon their usual Sunday
excursion to that popular summer RESORT.
1t is fine Sill hat and not felt as the
types would have it yesterday that the Bos-
ton One Price clothing house presents as
prize at the reporters walking match. CY.
Rothschild also gives two elegant elk hand
kerchiefs.
Two county conventions will meet in this
city during the present week. The Demo
cratic convention on Tuesday morning at
10 o'clock at Harmonic hall, and the Green
hackers on Saturday evening at o'clock at
Cooper's hall.
Everything is progressing in fine shape
for the social party to be given by the Min
neapolis corps of Pythian Knights at Silver
Grey Hall on Tuesday evening. The exhibit
ton drill by the knights will be feature of
no secondary Importance.
To-day and tomorrow, wagon loads of
watermelons are to be delivered at Associa-
ton Hall to be distributed by Mr.. Gale at
the dime concert on Wednesday evening. Ho
has purchased one thousand of these "souv-
enirs of the season. as he calls them.
The reporter who claimed to have made
seven miles in ffty-four minutes OF Satur-
day, was doctoring fourteen blisters on his
feet yesterday, and his enthusiasm has some
what abated. Let's see, the city ordinance
prohibits horses trotting more than SIX miles
per hour within the city limits Selah
The Metropolitan Theatre will p.esent
''The Corsican Brothers" in superior man
ner this evening. The play is fiuc]v rount-
week. During the last half ''The Celebrated
Case" will be put on, and is destined 10 out
shine any former effort of this company.
Entire scenery is being painted for the
occasion by Clauson. The ladies have some
superb toilets that will be worn for the first
time,