Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLO8ELETs.


continues to draw we'll.
Pedestrians without overcoats hug the sunny |
side of the street nowadays.
The Greenback county Convention meets in |
Oooper's hall tomorrow afternoon.
And now peanuts have been banished from
the Metropolitan along with the babies.
The grand and petit jurors will be wanted at
the court house for business on Nov. Is.
The :Womsn's Christian Temperance union
have meeting this afternoon at o'clock.
Lumbermen are already going into the pine
,ies tn prepare for the winters cut of timber.
Yesterday was the Israelite's New Years day.
Now comes the days of fasting and then day
of feasting.
steeple sixty feet high is being put on the
Swedish Lutheran church at Tenth avenue
south and Fourth street.
Considerable interest is felt in regard to the
lecture to be delivered at the Academy of
Music on Saturday evening.
The frame work of the new big elevator on
the line of the St. Paul, Minneapolis l. Mani
toba road is going up lively.
The new car-shops are to be 275x4OO feet, one
story high. The engine and boiler rooms and
other buildings will be outside.
Water melon-cholio time there will be at
Harlow Gales dime concert, Saturday night,
when he gives every one present q water melon.
George Blakes horse was frightened by the
motor and ran away. The carriage was over
turned ut Fourth and Nicollet and wrecked.
No other damage was inflicted.
It was George II. Gale who was arrested for
larceny, and not NJ. G. Slocum, as was stated
in Mondays paper. Mr. Slocum being the par
ty who swore out the complaint.
The Democrats of the Second ward hold
caucus at the engine house on Saturday night
at 7:S0, for the purpose of eleoting delegates to
the county convention to meet on the 23d.
1t is rumored that the Pythian corps will
give an elegant soiree at Silver Grey hall on
next Tuesday evening. Should they do so the
hall will be crowded and q pleasant party be
the result, az usual.
|. A pile of sbavings on the side of Lider &
Holmes new mill were ignited by sparks from
passing locomotive yesterday afternoon, and
department responded and the fire was extin-
guished before any damage was done.
At the register Of deeds oficesyesterday was
recorded deed by which the State National
bank Of Minneapolis transfers to Thomas A.
front on Hennepin avenue By eiEhtyst6ree feet feet
front on First street, for the sum of els, 900.
At meeting of the directors of the North
western National bank, held yesterday after
noon, it was decided to reduce the stock $780,.
Snc$o nE Lawn
ment, and then give those who desire a chance
to subscribe again. The whereabouts of the
missing $40, 600 still remains undiscovered and
up to late hour last night no telegram had
been received from Neiler, the cashier.
The Metropolitan Theatre presented the
beautiful drama EAST Lynne last evening in
much better manner than on any previous
occasion. The Lady Isabel and Madame Vine
of Miss Garland was excellent. MIR. Bryton
as Sir Francis Lewiston, and, indeed, all in the
cast were we'll up in their respective roles. To-
night theplay "Oliver Twist will be put on in
best possible manner.
President Welles, as confidential friend of
the GLOBE states, called upon Keen in his cell,
when the latter complained of the number of
rats that troubled him during the night, crawl
ing all over and disturbing him from sleep.
Mr.. Welles replied that never having been in
such fix himself, he knew nothing Of the sur
roundings. just then a big, overerown, we'll
fed rat ran over Mr.. Welles' feet, when Jump.
ing up he remarked lis that a specimen -
YES" replied Keen. but wish You would
just remain here one night with me, and see
how they startle one from slumber.
The Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul Railway
company recorded at the registers office, yes
terday, twenty-five deeds from persons from
whom they had bought land on the line of route
of the short line between this city and St.
Paul. The following are the names of the
owners and amounts paid for the property:
Michael Orone 1915; Benjamin r. Ellis $3.50;
Henry Plant 1915; seeley Q. Gregory 800;
VIM. Kellie 1915; Augusta @. Bolton and B. o.
Bolton 81 100; Charles A. DeGraff 81; Alex
ander G. Gammans $3.50; Robert B. Gilbert |
$3.50; Christopher F. Douglas $50; Hugh g.
Harrison $l75; Dewance h. Dorman 1915; JOS |
Desu $4OO; A. R. Camp and Christopher F.
Douglas $500; Lester B. Elwood $1,000; VIM, /
Cheney e35; John w. Martin $4O0; John T, |
Wyman $l75; Charles II. Clayton SlOO; Chas.
Boyce 1926; VIM. NJ. Kellie $3.50; e. s. Corser
1863; A. r. Camp and Christopher Douglas
$500.