Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MINNEAPOLIS GLO8EL ETs

No. this evening at 1880 o'clock.
In the probate court letters of guardian
ship were granted to Mary Uhlien.
Rolf Whitney tumbled down stairs IN Cen
ter block, but did not injuro himself
seriously.
There are already fifty criminal cases on
the calendar for the November term OF the
district coult.
The society of the Immaculate Conception
commenced their weeks fair at Association
hall last evening.
OF the Montana cattle constantly arriving
sixteen car loads came in on Sunday and
thirteen yesterday.
The Congregationalists have concluded
their labors in this vicinity and have re-
turned to their homes
Washington avenue above the Pacific de-
pot is being torn up for the purpose OF ex-
tending the gas mains.
Numerous new sidewalks are being con-
structed about town, and when completed
will be great improvement.
Messrs. Snyder & Keator, city bill posters,
were hanging Nick Roberts Humpty Dump
ty bills on the walls yesterday.
Regular meeting of the city council
Wednesday evening. The committee on
claims helda meeting last evening.
The Minneapolis delegates departed for
Quincy by way of the Minneapolis & St..
Louis road at 1856 yesterday afternoon.
The directors of tho Firemen's Relief as
ISOLATION hold meeting in Chief Engineer
Brackets Office at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
The Minneapolis Light Infantry held
their weekly business and drill meeting last
evening. The boys are getting along
finely.
The price of excursion tickets to Chicago
OH the Chicago, st. Paul & Milwaukee road,
from October IA to the 10th, will be $17.35
for the round trip.
Charles Woodruff, an employe Of tho Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul road, while
coupling cars yesterday, had his right
hand badly mashed.
Fl. J. Jewett, SO seriously injured by the
M. & st. P. freight depot, was considered
out of danger yesterday.
The management of the comic opera,
1.-The Doctor of Aloantara,'' given for the
benefit of Miss Eta May Hunt, find them
selves over $3.50 out of pocket.
Widow Bedott will receive callers at the
Academy of Music tomorrow evening. It
will be an informal reception, and probably
fourteen hundred of her friends will be pres
ent.
The Street Railway company have made
an offer for the purchase of the large guam
tity of broken stone that has accumulated
at the stone pile during the past summer
months.
The western approach to the suspension
bridge is badly in need of repairs. The old
places, and, unless repaired, may seriously
injure some valuable horses.
Last evening Prof. Burner delivered one
of his celebrated illustrated lectures, at
Harrison hall, free. The subject for this
evening will be 1.-THE Organs of our Senses
Diseases of the Eye and Ear
Little Mile, daughter of J. r. and Annie
M. Elliot, died in this city yesterday morn
ing, and largo circle of friends extend the
afflicted family their heartfelt sympathies in
this their hour of bereavement.
The ''gentlemen's" s-you- please match
for the benefit of tho Free Dispensary has
been postponed till one week from this even
inn ,Nt To will {hr, <1ofao o.
the Haverly Mastodon Minstrel company.
A good idea.
-Four fagstaffs have been added to the
Grown Roller Touring MILL The flags arc
placed one at each corner of the building,
and each is surmounted with a gilt crown.
With four flags flying, the mill will present
gay appearance.
E. church, that have been held on Monday
nights, will hereafter be held on Saturday
evenings. This change is made 80 as not to
conflict with the Temple of Honor meeting
on Monday evenings.
A tramp snatched pair of boots from
show frame on Bridge Square and started
off on go-as-you-please tour. One of the
dandy coppers took hand in the game,
and clubs were trumps. The tramp will
have an opportunity to explain matters this
morning.
The GLOBE man had the pleasure yester-
day of meeting Mr.. w. II. Strickland, gen.
eral ageut for Haverly's United Mastodon
minstrels. Mr.. Strickland has completed
the arrangements for the appearance here
on Monday next of this gigantic cosmopol-
itan of minstrelsy.
The Metropolitan theatre played "Captain
Kyd" again last evening, and before highly
appreciative audience too. The play is one
Astounding in interest throughout, and can
not fail to draw during the entire run.
"Shaugraun'' is the next play to be brought
out. t
John Dillon aud his excellent company ap-
peared at the Academy of Music last night,
in the new play, "Our Next President, or the
Dark Horse" and won golden laurels. John
is faVorite in the Northwest and his friends
turned out in full force last night. Before
the curtain went up the house was we'll filed,
and the seats were sold back of the third
row IN the dress circle before the doors were
thrown open. The play IS very funny pro-
ductlon, and John Dillon as Silas Pettibone,
was at his very best, and reminds one of his
acting in years gone by. Miss Louise Dillon
is as pretty and vivacious as ever, and won
many new admirers besides pleasing all her
old friends Mr.. John w. Blaisdell and the
balance of the company are excellent in
their respective roles. They appear at St,
Paul this evening, and amusement lovers
there may be sure of o dramatic treat.
14nother Sad accident.
A bad accident occurred at White Bear