Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-16
NJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Specially Reported for the Daily Globe
MINNEAPOLIS GLO8ELETS.
Widow Bedott'' again this evening.

MINNEAPOLIS GLO8ELETs.
"Widow Bedott" again this evening.
A pair of sick horses belong to engin'
company No. 1.
The probate court did not furnish any
thing for news yesterday.
Only SO in the shade yesterday, and Goa
and wood dealers are not happy.
The annual rent of pews at the First
NJ. E. church occurred last evening
The Catholic fair still continues to draw &
fair attendance despite counter attractions
Prof. eeeger has made arrangements tc
take the opera of Doctor of Alcantara on
tour through the State.
A. M. Auson's horse ran away on First
avenue south yesterday morning. The bug,
gy was slightly damaged.
The High school boys have got the pedes-
TRAN fever now, and will have tWO.hours'
"as-you-please race soon.
The increase in the volume of Cater in the
river since the recent rain storms will help
the lumbermen out in fine shape.
An effort will probably be made to induce
the Presbyterian Synodical committee to
take McAllister college for their proposed
college.
Henry Turner and wife will be brought
before Judge Cooley on Friday morning
charged with taking clothes from line not
their own.
number of men who have been en-
ployed in the erection of Fort Assinn iboine
have returned. They report the buildings
nearly completed.
st. Paul, Minneapolis g. Manitoba road
yesterday morning, delaying the down train
till nearly o'clock.
The Rum river logs were to be turned
through the Anoka booms last evening, so
as to reach here in time to be manufactured
into lumber this season.
Jack Horton, driver of hose cart No. 2, is
genius, and his latest effort is in inventing
a suspended harness. The harness hangs
over the pole of the cart, and upon the
alarm being sounded the horses run to their
places, the harness drops upon their backs,
and one clasp completes the operation.
During next week Rev. D. B. Knicker-
hacker, of Minneapolis, accompanied by
Rev. G. B. Whipple, of Faribault, will hold
mission services as follows: Glencoe, Mon
day, Oct. 20, 7:3O P. NJ: Granite Falls, Tues
day, Oct. 81, 73O P. M Montevideo, We'd
nesday, Dot. %, 1880 P. M; Appleton, Thurs
day, Oct 20, 1880 P. M; Ortonville, Friday,
Oct "a, 1880 P M.
The Metropolitan Theatre company
brought out the ''Shaughraun" last night in
manner that surpasses anything any per-
son could have dreamed of. The play is
particularly interesting throughout, and the
scenery is ahead of anything they have pro-
duced for some time. MIR. Bryton has
strong part as Conn, the Shaughraun, and
does the part to protection. Miss Garland
as Clarie Folliott does some excellent acting,
and the e1.tire strength of the company is
brought out in the cast.
The Widow Bedott company appeared at
the Academy of Music last evening before
good house. The play is nothing of itself,
but there is an abundance of fun produced
by the eccentric widow and Elder Sniff1es.
Mr.. Neil Burgess is all that has been said of
him, and more too. He has made careful
study of this difficult role, and has perfected
himself in the rendition. The house is kept
in an almost continual roar while the
"widow" is on the stage. Mr.. Geo. Stod-
DART as the Elder, was excellent, and the
support Was all that could be asked. The
play is to be repeated this evening, and all
who wish good, hearty laugh should secure
tickets esr!v this morning.