Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
xssciaiiy Reported for the Daily Alobe
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS,

The markets were we'll patronized yesterday.
The Dillon allack party are at the Nicollet
House.
Rev. S. G. Gale will preach at the First NJ.
L. church to-nig hit.
The amount of water-rents collected last
month was 81, 1924.
The Minneapolis Eastern railway work is
progressing quite lively.
The Mutual Hose company No. 2 hold q
meeting this (Ihursday) evening.
The grand lodge Of Ancient Order United
Worl1men are still in session in this city.
Hon. Ignatius Donnelly will resume his con.
tested election investigation to-day.
1t cost the city sl0S.l2 to feed the inmates
of the jail for the month Of january.
Tho social party of the II. W. 3. club, at
Coopers' Union hail. occurs this evening.
The great conundrum of the day is who was
the unknown man who assisted the assault on
Josiah Town.
The Cottage hospital needing room, DR..
Knickerbacker is endeavorins to raise $4,000 to
purchase two lots adjoining that institution.
The old Ninslow House on the East Side,
for some time past used as college, it is re-
ported will be remodeed and serve as hotel
once more, as it did in those palmy days be-
fore the war.
An employe of the ii. Il st. L. railroad
named @. d. Randall, had his right hand
crushed while coupling cars. DR.. Kimball
amputoted the index finger, and the man is
doing as well as could be expected.
Thomas Kellehcr. a resident of East Mime
apolis, while unloading wagon load of hay
yesterday afternoon fell from The wagon and
the pitchfork he was using into his abdo-
men. Dr. klmball was sent for, and last even
ing the doctor had little hopes Of his recovery.
laborer named Leako, employed upon the
trestle work ct the falls, near the platform,
met with severe accident yesterday forenoon.
By some means he lost lis floating and fell
distance of fifteen feet His principal iniu-
rles consisted OF Il severe scalp wound, frac-
tured wrist and iuiurie; OF the chest and ribs
He was taken to the Cottage hospital.
The Advent quarterly difference Will con-
vene at the Advent hall, 25l Nicollet avenue,
Friday evening, Feb. 7th, to continue through
the Sabbath. Elder A. G. Welcome, from
Maine, will be present. The publicity and gen
eral acceptance Of his writings will manifest it.
self Ii a developed interest to listen to his
preaching. All are cordially invited to be
present.
n larger audience would probably have as
sembled at the Academy Of Music last night to
hear John Dillon but for the freshness of the
Music Hall fire in St. Panl. 1t forcibly re-
minded our citizens that places of amuse ment
are liable to destruction, and the certainty of
tho Academy proving human holocaust In
such an event makes even people not over-cau-
tlo"s timld about being present at that place in
crowd.
Manager spauldins, of the metropolitan
theatre, ls making arrangements FOR a special
train to run from Saltwater to Minneapolis
every Saturday, to allow ali those in shat CITY
who SO desire, an opportunity to attend the de-
lightful matinee performances given Of Pence
Opera house on that day. The trains will az.
rive here at II o'clock in the forenoon and re-
turn at $3.50 in the evening. 1t is a good move
and one Saltwater citizens will soon learn to
ntDreciatn