Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-15
NJ Observation-Disclosures
Specially Reported for the Daily Glob
MINNEAPOLIS GLOEELETS.

The markets were lively again yesterday
The city council, regular meeting, this
evening.
Neill Burgess and Widow Bedott at the
Academy this evening.
The Light Infantry muster roll has sew
eral new names inscribed thereon.
The Cedar Lake Ice company ships thir.
teen tons of ice daily to st. Paul.
The Galaxy mill and the new elevator will
be ready for business November 1st.
The man Peter Haroldson, injured by a
falling pile of lumber, will recover.
The Minneapolis Gun club INDUCED in
another shoot at Lake Calhoun yesterday
afternoon.
The board of county commissioners are to
hold an adjourned meeting at the court
house to-day.
A case of scarlet fever has been reported
to the health officer. 1t is located on Fifth
street, East sde
An accident ut La Crosse delayed the af-
ternoon train on the c., M. & St. P. road
five hours yesterday.
Geo. Blake, the sewing machine man, will
soon erect fine three story brick block on
Nicollet avenue adjoining the Madison block
The First Methodist Episcopal church
folks had picnic supper last evening" and
rented a number Of pews for the ensuing
year.
The milk dealers are to advance the price
of milk to-day Only sixteen or eighteen
quarts for one dollar instead of twenty as
heretofore.
The Catholic fair at Association hall is
now fairly under way, and is drawing large
crowds of people. The I. A. band furnishes
music during the evening.
Prof Burner lectured at Harrison Hall,
last evening, upon "The Organ of the
Senses; Diseases of the Eye and Ear This
evening his lecture will be upon 1.-THE
Nerves"
Three brass bands filled the air with mel
ody last evening. One at the Metropolitan
theater, another at the Catholic fair and AS
ISOLATION hall, and the other at the Theater
Comique.
Companies D and B of tie Seventh Unit
ed States Infantry have arrived at Fort Smell
ling from the MusselshejI. The companies
number ninety eight men, and are under
command of Major Ilges.
The Metropolitan theatre company played
Captain Kyd'' for the last time last even
ing. Tonight they put On ''The Shauguran'
Ouj draw in,
spite of counter attractions.
Miss Florence Barton gives a Musicale at
Elliott's Music rooms on Thursday next.
She is to be assisted by Mrs. j. Fl. Clark,
Mrs. @. M. Cushman and Helen J. Wilcox.
The programme will be an attractive one.
A girl working in Officer Wescotts house
lost black pocket book containing $15 on
her homeward trip on Cedar avenue car.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by re-
turning the money to Wescott or leaving at
the police station.
committee of nineteen representative
clergymen and laymen of the Presbyterian
denomination that were appointed at the re-
cent session of the Minnesota synod will
meet in Minneapolis on Tuesday next. They
will determine upon the location of Pres
Dyterlan college, which the denomination
wish to complete at once.
This evening the Academy of Music will
doubtless be filled to OVERLOOKING by an au-
dience eager for a sight of the eccentric
Widow Bedott. This funny play is in the
hands of people of acknowledged ability,
and the performance will be one of the very
best things that has been witnessed in this
city for some time. Mr.. Neil Burgess, as
the widow, is said to be very funny, and car
ries the part through in manner that
keeps the audience in one continual roar of
laughter.