Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-04
MINNEAPOLIS GRO8ELE LET'S.

Hon. Liberty Hall visited the fair yesterday.
Tommy Brazil has turned up in Minneapolis
again. $685..
The municipal court receipts for August
were $9S7.
Minneapolis and the fair grounds were lively
yesterday. .fH
Nothing of Importance at the court house
nowadays. .f. @a ..#r. sfI
Ed. Kelly. of Lake City, couldn't keep away
from the fair.
The Hardenburg big mill is rapidly APP
preaching completion. " 81
The banks all close at noon during the re-
mainder Of the week.
Next Monday Society Norden will commence
fair in Centennial block.
The street sprinklers could not keep down
the clouds of dust yesterday.
The street cars are doing double duty now,
and run on six minutes time.
Another story is to be added to the Cooper
alive Barrel company's building on Sixth street.
8. G.. Bowron, of Kinnickinick, Wisconsin,
was among the GLOBE visitors and Subscribers
yesterday.
The attendance at the Catholic fair at Har-
rison's hall. and also in Association hall. con.
tinues very large. .4E.
The fire department were called out at 1880
last night by the burning of load of hay on
First street, fret avenue north. It was the
work Of an incendiary. r,- ..- -..-
meeting of the council was held last night
at which considerable routine business was
transacted, but nothing of public Importance.
Pickpockets relieved a lady of fine gold
watch at the fair yesterday, and gentleman
on the way here was robbed of $1,000 in
money.
who paid the GLOBE office visit Yesterday
but callers were numerous that it would be
simply impossible to carry out the intention.
fire originated from an oil stove in Hill
ker's restaurant yesterday noon, but was ex-
tinguished by Babcock extinguisher of Hook
and Ladder Go. No. before any serious dam
age was inflicted.
Frank B. Ross, western passenger agent of
the Houston Il Texas Central railway, is at
tending the fair; as also is J. W. PICKERING,
OF Marshalltowu, Iowa, travelling agent of the
Central Iowa road.
Members of Minneapolis Lodge No. 10, A. F.
Il A. M, will meet at Masonic hall Thursday at
P. NJ, to attend the funeral of our late
brother, Rufus W. Day. All Master Masons
cordially invited to unite with us. By order of
the W. M. J. NJ. Williams, secretary.
1.-THE Three Guardsmen" was played at the
Metropolitan Theatre last evening for the first
time this season. With the remarkably strong
cast of this season the play promises to prove
greater hit than last fall. The costumes and
scenery arc simply immense. Don't fail to see
it tonight.
Col. McCrary rendered the newspaper men
and their wives an excursion to Lake Calhoun
last night. The colonel knows how to run a
road and it ia becoming more popular every
day. This week every train is crowdad and
visitors are both surprised and delighted at the
magnificent scenery around the lake and the
quiet beauty of this pleasant summer resort.
Conrad, the Corsair, was produced at the
Academy # Music last night in place Of Evan
geline, and the large audience present seemed
to be extremely we'll pleased with the perform.
ance, for they kept up an almost constant storm
of laughter and applause. No com any of the
comic opera stamp has ever visited Minneapolis
before that could begin to create the same
amount of mirth, and certain it is that no other
company has come here with such fine stage
cry. backed by such an excellent support of
singers and actors.
At the First Congregational church. East
Minneapolis, on October 9th commences the |
conference. Papers from Prof |
Cleo. Huntington, of Carleton college; Rev. II. |
A. Stimson, of Minneapolis; Rev. G. 4. 8. Pei |
ton, of Glyndon; l. N. Gross, Esq, of Mime
apolis, and Rev. @. E. Wright, of Austin are
expected on some of the current topics in lit |
erature and religion now of popular interest.
The history of Carleton college is to be given |
by Rev. DR.. Dana, Of st, Paul, in special pa
per, to be followed by brief addresses I'm
usual efforts arc making to secure full at
tendance: The women's board of missions |
meets Friday, October 18th, at P. M, and will |
be Of more than ordinary interest. The entire |
programme has been issued in the form of
little paper" which is full of several col |
umns Of spicy and timely matter, and in de-
sign is quite unique. 1t is prepared with the |
purpose of being generally circulated through |
the churches, and will prove far more interest
ing and effective than the usual formal pro-