Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-07


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Music. The GLOBE has located permanently
and all our old friends and patrons and the
public generally will be cordially welcomed.
MINNEAPOLIS GLO8ELETs.
The Light infantry held another meeting
last night.
The brotherhood of Gethseman, held {
meeting last night.
Wheat is going up, and farmers are cor
respondingly happy. y.
The spriaklers were unable to keep dowr
the clouds of dust yesterday. go .r.
The municipal court receipts for the
month of September amount to nearly 5000
Numerous clergy men from abroad are il
the city to attend the religious conferences,
The Hennepin county Medical society dis.
cussed "Sspsicalmio Peritonetis' last night
DR.. Goodwin's buggy was overturned yes
terdsy and the doctor received bad shaking
up.
The new sidewalks recently ordered by
the council are being constructed about
town.
The fixtures of the restaurant recently
run by Frank La Belle we're sold at auction
yesterday.
The East Division and West Division
Ride clubs shoot for the championship this
afternoon.
Lumber dealers and flour manufacturers
are Short of cars, and cannot ship as rapidly
as orders come in.
Robert Wishart fell from the Chicago,
was severely injured.
The Father Matthew society has presented
Oticer Peter McKiernan with life size
painting Of Father Matthew.
The wreck Of the car in which the Cana
dian horses were burned near Delano re-
Gently, Was brought into the city yesterday.
An interesting meeting of the department
of history of tho Minnesota Historical So
ciety was held at Rev. E. D. Neiu's last
night. t...
The weekly division OF the Miilers' as
ISOLATION took place yesterday. During the
past week the receipts were over Psi 900
bushels.
Eleven men are putting in new telegraph
poles between Faribault and Minneapolis.
Eleven hundred poles are necessary to finish
the job.
The regular quarterly meeting OF. the So
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to AMI
mails is to be held this evening, at No. 2O6
First avenue south.
Fire was discovered in the Grown roller
mill yesterday, but the fire department turn
ed out and extinguished the flames before any
Roadway had been gained.
A carriage collided with street sprinkler
and spilled out the driver, at Washington
avenue and First avenue south yesterday af-
ternoon. No serious damage.
A permanent musical society is being
talked up, and those who were in the can
tata of "Queen Esther are requested to
meet at Elliot's music store this evening.
Orth's brewery team ran avn y, yesterday,
and made things lively ON Hennepin avenue
for time. The wagon was upset and one
of the horses thrown down, but the damage
was light.
Don't forget the waltzing match at Asso-
citation hall this evening. There are two
more entries, one an unknown man from St..
Paul that some fear is the "dark horse"
Lots of fun in store.
At the Metropolitan theatre last night
"Engaged'' was produced for the first time
and proved a happy hit. The cast is a
strong one, the costumes gorgeous and soe-
merry Clausons best. 1t is to be repeated
this evening. s"-
The Doctor of Alcantara is the title of a
pretty opera that Mrs. Malcomb will bring
out at the Academy of Music on Thursday
evening of this week, as a benefit for Miss
Eta May Hunt It is q grand musical com
position, and We shall speak of it at greater
Tenth in another issue.
At the running match this evening at As
ISOLATION hall it is G. s. Sullivan and not
Owen Sullivan that is entered. NJ one has
asserted that the latter was entered. and
there was no cause for OVENS protest yes
terday. At the race to- night Mr.. J. X. 81 unit
will ba prepared to arrange for race will
Owen Sullivan for $500 side, for twenty
seven hour go-as-you- please match, the
winner 10 take the entire amount Mr.. Hunt
has the money to put up, but will not agree
to any shch cut-throat game as allowing
Sullivan 5000 in case he comes in last. Mr..
Oven Sullivan will learn some poi nts if he
attends the race tonight.