Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-24
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
Specially Reported for the Daily Globe
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs


The authorities at the post Office refuse all
ragged scrip presented.
Robert Douglass will preside at the Y. M. G.
A. gospel meeting this afternoon.I
Rev. P. G. Roberts, of st. Louis, will preach
at st. Marks church this morning.
D. R. Barber & Co. Is new elevator, now being
erected, will hold rs, 900 bushels of wheat.
Judge Young will preside at the September
term OF the district court in Anoka county.
The Rife club are making arrangements for
grand tournament to be held during fair week.
Over hundred teams loaded with farm pro-
duce were grouped around the market house
yesterday.
The second social party of the Knights of
Pythias will be held at Lake Calhoun Wednes-
day evening.
The Temperance convention" st the Lake
Park, Minnetonka. like the ''GiInnore-Ke;th
show is failure.
Dr.. Knickerbacker will hold divine service at
the Knight Templars' encampment at White
Bear, this afternoon.
The Wide Awakes, better known as the iuve-
nile reform club, will hold picnic at Lake
Calhoun on Thursday
The Catholic Building and Loan association
will meet Monday evening for the transaction
of important business.
Messrs. W. W. McNair and Thomas Ioprv
have returned from chicken hunt. and report
| the "bagging'' of ESQ birds.
George +. Weddings lecture in answer to
| Robert Ingersoll, will be delivered at Associa-
| ton hall, tomorrow evening.
The various Republican ward caucuses will
| be held Monday evening, at which time dele
gates to the State convention will be elected
A convention of Universalists will be held in
| tnis city IN October. The meeting is the an
| nual convention of Universalists of the United
States. ~.
lev. Erick Peterson. Of Faribault, will de-
liver two lectures. on Sept. Sd and 7th Both
lectures will be delivered in the Norweeian
language. ....
The walls of the Sidle holmes g. Co. mill
| have been completed. The mill is built on the
| site OF the old City Mill, which was burned
| last spring. ....
MISS Susie NJ johnson, inspirational speaker.
will lecture this morning in Good Temnlar,s
hall, Menhenhalps building, Washington ave-
nue., az lU:SO A. II.
| complimentary hop will be given to the
members Of the Lurline and Minnesota hoa+
| clubs, at the st. Louis house. Minaetonka. IN
| Tuesday evening. 80
The body of Capt. George Boyd, who was
drowned at the falls on Thursday night. has
not yet been recovered although a crew Of
men have been searching since the accident.
l.. q. Shepley, who acted as referee at the
glass ball tournament recently held at st. Par,
Driving park, Is the recipient of an elegant
gold headed cane from the members of the q.
! Paul Gun club. The cane is suitah|v ENGRAVED
with his name and when presented
Adjutant General Van Cleve has been invited
to attend the meeting Of the Minneapolis Light
infantry on Monday evening" It is suppose5
tnst steps will be taken toward enrolling the
company as State militia, and full attendance
OF members is therefore requested.
Lost-Three false teeth in the neighbo.hood
OF Hinckley, from Conductor Mitchell's train
on Monday; the finder will be suitably reward
co oy -, Minneapolis. The above is from
the LAKE Superior Nears Of August 2lst. and is
the sequel to the accident which happened to a
young bank official of this city, who was
Gowen to Buffalo by way of the lakes.
Az Hennesy, who halls from PHILADELPHIA
and was AZ years old on Friday, celebrated the
event by getting drunk, and he claims while IN
tnat cendlt1on he entered the butcher shon of
| d. A. Hopper and in some manner carried off
mr.: HopPer's watch. He was brought before
| Judge Cooley yesterday afternoon. and after
| nearing dopper's evidence he was held to await
the action of the grand jury.