Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-18

Music. The GLOBE has located permanently,
And All our old friends and patrons and the
public generally will be cordially welcomed.
MINNEAPOLI3 GLObELETs.
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The tax Judgment sale progresses lively.
The Swede church is being veneered Sith
brick.
East Lynne at the Metropolitan theatre this
evening"
The special police during the fair cost the
city $500.
Fanny Davenport wss billed yesterday Tor an
appearance here on the 25th.
The Il 6ks was all The criminal business
transacted at the pst court yesterday.
Harry Smart advance agent Of the Fanny
Davenport combination, was in the city yester-
day.
The stockholders in the Northwestern Ma
tional bank are beginning to turn up lively
now.
The Norwegian church, corner of Fourth
street and Tenth avenue south, is being pro-
vided with steeple.
A disagreeable. cold. drizziing rain storm
set in about 8 o'clock Yesterday afternoon ard
continued till after dark.
Rev. D. r. Breed and D. W. Ingersoll Of g..
Paul were in town yesterday, "a we're also Dr..
Brewer Mattocks and wife.
Harlow Gale is to give another dime enter
tainment Each and every one attending will
receive watermelon sort af chrome.
Mrs. Matte A. Bordges will draw a good
house Saturday evening. at the Academy Of
Music, Judging from present indications.
The ladies of the First M. E. church, East
Minneapolis, gave delightful social at the
residence of Mrs B. F. Nelson last evening.
The Reform club gave an ent ertaiument at
Harrisons hall, corner Of Washington and
Nicollet avenues, last evening. The attendance
fair.
Tom Wilson, the clerk Of the municipal
court who has been confined to his bed for the
last two months, 10 considered better by bis
physicians.
Mr. Plat B. Walker, who was severely in
iured by runaway accident on Tuesday, is
not so badly hurt "a was first supposed. No
bones were broken.
Walt. Gerish now wears the gun club badge,
having secured il by making score of seven
teen ont of a possible twenty. II. s. Pease rad
held it for some time.
The merchants are doing nobly by the report
ers, and their donations of various handsome
s1d useful articles will serve az excellent prizes
to the long winded chaps.
At the Dominican school house, last evening,
commenced the entertainment at which the
gold watch and chain will be voted to the most
popular railroad conductor.
The new car shops, to be located on the
ten acres of ground near tho harvester works.
The buildings ere to be completed this fall and
work will be commenced at once.
Frank La Belle the restaurant man who re-
Gently decamped leaving sundry bills unpaid,
and had his fixtures attached for payment. has
returned. He says he was only out hunting.
Thomas Keen, the California pedestrian, who
fell down stairs at the Theatre COmique on
Tuesday evening. and was SO dangerously in
jured, was better yesterday, and will recover.
People who encounter newspaper reporte rs |
eight or ten miles out in the country, tearing
over hills and dales at a 2:40 trot, must not |
Imagine they after bloody tragedy scoop |
on their stem porari hey only training |
Tor the biz race on the 2oth.
The now hose cart for engine company No. 4
arrived yesterday morning, and was taken to
its quarters Yesterday afternoon. The cart is
from the work, Of Clswel & Go. Chicago, and |
Is a beauty. Ii weighs ATS pounds. carries
LOCO feet Of hose and cost the city $3.50.
The Metro politan Theatre closed the run OF
"London Assurance last evening and coed
house was present despite the storm and other |
attractions. The play is q good one and WAS
placed on the stage in suparb manner. This
eyening the ever popular East Lynne vi |
be Brought ont again. and some excellent act
ing will be Witnessed.
Tho alarm of fire from box No. 1871 at $50
o l,;k last evening was caused by the burn
Ing of barn belonging to l.. D. Valentine.
situated between First avenue north and Third
and Fourth streets. and Fourth street, Eas {
Division. The barn was com petely destroyed
together with large amount of logging equiI-
ments. Loss $500: insurance $3.50.
The board of county commissioners Of Her
nepin county held a meeting at the court house
YESTERDAY, but transacted little business of
public Importance. The vote of August 5th.
refusing petition for change in the State
road at Meekers' Island, to accom- modste the
Minneapolis Il st. Paul short line. was recon-
sidered and the petition granted. The board
adjourned till October 9th.
The Nameless club gave their second annual
charity concert at the Academy of Music last
evening. The house was com fortably filled
despite the rainy weather, and delightful
entertainment was epjoyed by those present.
OF the individual merits of the participants
there need be little said, rs all were excellent.
The proceeds after paying expenses, will be
given to the yellow fever sufferers.