Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-23
MINNEAPOLIS GLO8ELETs.

The Light Infantry held a meeting al Vets
hall last evening.
The new Holmes & Side mill will be known
as The Northwestern.
The political pot begins to simmer and will
soon be boiling right merrily.
E. P. Allis h Co., of Milwaukee, will put the
machinery in the new elevator.
Fanny Davenport will appear at the Academy
of Music on Thursday evening in ''Pique.'
The high school building is said to be too
cold for the comfort good health of pupils.
The coroner ordered the dead infant found
Saturday night buried at the countys ex'
pense.
An interesting temperance meeting was held
in the First NJ. L. church last evening and was
fairly attended.
Democrats, don't forget the convention at
Harmonic hall this morning at 10 o'clock. Let
there be a full attendance.
Tomorrow evening Harlow Gale renews his
dime promenade concerts at Association Hall.
Turn out and get a watermelon.
This evening DR.. Dana IL to deliver his lee.
ture on pen Pictures of Edinburgh and tho
Land of Burns" at Plymouth church.
The reporters are still busily engaged in de-
vsloping their pedal extremities, in an ticipa-
tion of the contest next Monday evening.
The Catholic Building association will have
grand fair soon, to secure q fund to assist in
the construction Of their main school building.
Frank La Belle, the restaurant man, who re-
GENTLY left town without paying his bills, has
returned and compromised aud will open again
IN few days.
On Thursday evening" Gen. Washburn will
appoint some one of the fifteen applicants to
succeed Geo. Morgan at West Point. Morgan
graduates this year, The examination takes
place at the Ncollet House.
The Robert Enmel Literary assocati,.n wi
give grand reunion at Silver Grey hall ON
Friday evening, Sept. Goth. This is to be the
6rst OF series of entertainments to be con-
tinued through the winter.
Charles Carlson, employed in E. Lanes
wood turning factory on Eleventh street, had
his left hand caught il a cog wheel yesterday
afternoon, and crushed so badly that amputa-
tion was necessary Ut the wrist.
The Metropolitan theater produced the
Corsican Brothers last night in excellent shape.
The play brought out the entire company with
the exception of MISS Garland, and all present
seemed we'll pleased. 1t will be produced
again this evening.
At Silver Grey hall this evening occurs the
grand soiree Of the Minneapolis corps Of
Pythian knights. The exhibition drill by the
uniformed Knights will be novel and inter-
esting spectacle, and from present indications
the attendance will be very large.
Efie M. Narracon, whose maiden name was
Fife Braman, in May last brought action in the
municipal court against Lewis Narracon for
bastardy. and to escape the lazy Lewis did the
only thing no could-married EMe-but fed
she city the same day. Yesterday Effie filed a
complaint for divorce on the ground of her
husbands infdelity.
The fair given by Society Norden was
brought 10 a close Saturday night, and proved
asuocess. The receipts were 5000. In the al
lotment of prizes, Miss Christine Dahlin, the
holder Of ticket No. SO, secured the silver ice
pitcher, Capt. H, Eustrom, the holder of ticket
No. As, the jewel boz, Mr.. Alfred Soderstrom
the wax cross, with ticket No. %, Miss Walberg
Jenson, the sofa cushion with ticket No. 224,
and MIR. Chas. Johnson the lambrequin. with
ticket No. IS. Miss Mamie Streeter was voted
the most popular young lady by 606 votes
while Miss Gertrude Crockett polled 428 and
Miss Lille Vanstrom 42O.
The police have some new beats now. The
East Side and business portion remains as be-
fore. The new beats are es follows; From
Second avenue north to Bassett's creek; from
Hennepin to Second avenue north aud Seven
teenth street; from Nicollet to Second avenue
south and Seventh; from Second avenue south
to Sixth avenue and Seventh street; from
Sixth avenue south to Tenth avenue
and Seventh street; from Ninth avenue TO Ce-
dar, taking in the lower part of the city; from
Bridge Square between Second street and the
river to Fourth avenue south. Two patrolmen
will look after North Minneapolis. This will
bring the entire city under the eye Of the po-