Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-18
MlNNEAPOLI
Specially Reported for the Daily Globe
MINNEAPOLIS GLO8ELETs.

up $4,000.
A jewish synagogue is soon to be erecte
in Minneapolis.
Crocker, Fisk & Co. are adding fifteen foe
more to their mill.
The milers still continue to cry for NOR
cars to ship flour and wheat.
The Catholic fair at Association Hall vii
be brought to close this evening.
Humpty Dumpty matinee at the Academ.
of Music this afternoon at o'clock.
A large number of splendid residences art
in the course of construction about town.
Houses for rent are very scarce at present
and bid fair to become more so before
spring.
The open space between Harrison's BLOCK
and Cushman Il Plummer's store has been
fenced in.
The striking boiler makers of the St. Paul
Minneapolis Il Manitoba road have resumed
work again.
The Germans hold political meeting at
Turner's hall, East Division, at 2P. M. on
Sunday afternoon.
Rev. DR.. Minor, of Boston, is to deliver a
lecture at Association hall on Monday even
ing, October goth.
Prof. Burner thinks of staying in Mime
apolis one week longer for the purpose of
delivering another course of lectures.
Mr.. L. S. Baily conducted the services at
the Church of Christ, corner of Ninth street
and Fifth avenue south, last evening.
The Greenbackers will entnuse, or en- :.
number Of good speakers are announced.
A long string of immigrants arrived in
Minneapolis yesterday, and will push for
ward to their prospective frontier homes.
The new brick engine house, corner OF
Washington avenue and Fourteenth avenue
south, is rapidly approaching completion.
From indications at the present writing
ever, thing will be too moist for E pleasant
picnic at Lake Calhoun proposed for o-day
Walter Cunard fell from beam in the
elevator building and sustained a broken
bone, several bad bruises and severe shaking
up.
Providing the weather is suitable, the pub
lilo school children and teachers will picnic
at Lake Calhoun, going out via the Lyndale
road.
One week from this evening Harlow Gale
gives the initial number of his "Saturday
night Bric-a- Brac" A $500 lot will be given
away.
The heavy rains during the last few days
have increased the volume of water in the
bermen.
The millers' elevator is being pushed for
ward lively, and brick chimney the size of
that on Camp & Walkers sawmil is being
constructed.
Mr.. Geo. B. Hall, agent of the popular
"Ottumwa route,'' has just issued the first
number of his new book, "Halrs Pathfinder
and Shippers Guide.''
The business in the city markets brighten
ed up early yesterday morning, but the rain
storm that set in at noon, proved to much
for out door trade, and all hands adjourned
If it continues TO rain much more, it will
soon be necessary to secure a lot of row boats
to ferry pedestrians across some of the
streets. Gross walks are already out of
sight.
At the probate court yesterday in the mat
ter of the estate of Andrew B. Jorklund,
deceased final account eff administrator
was filed, and hearing set for November
10th.
w. M. Lawrence's team ran away on
Washington avenue yesterday morning, but
was captured at Second street and Grand
avenue south before any damage had been
inflicted.
This evening Mr.. j. M. jackson is an
nounced to deliver an address before the
Greenback party at Coopers' Hall, on Wash
ington avenue, between Second and Third
avenue south.
The Pythian corps have in contemplation
another of their select socials to be given in
Silver Grey Hall soon. The young people
are an1lously waiting for that event, and the
attendance will doubtless be larger than ever
before.
The millers go-as- you-please race will &C.
cur one week from tonight at Association
hall. Ed. Pease, Robert Small and frank
Hopper are the contestants. Each has put
up $780, and the winner takes the $3.50 and
gate money.
The marriage of Mr.. Adolph Heinrich to
Miss Mary E. Mueller, is to occur at Har-
moDia hall this evening at O'Clock. A re-
ceptlon will immediately follow, and large
attendance of friends and a jolly good time
is anticipated.
Billy Emerson, and his Megatherian min
strels, "half hundred strong,'' were to have
played at the Academy of Music on Thanks
giving evening, bat the date had been
changed on account of Eastern business
aud he will come later in the season.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
union hold their monthly business meeting
this afternoon, at o'clock, at their room
over Williams book store, on Hennepi1
avenue 1t is to be an important meeting
and full attendano. is desired.
This afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock Mrs
Burner will give private Conversations
lecture to ladies at Harrison Hall. Ladies
desiring to ask question may leave it in
sealed envelope with the doorkeeper. The
letters will oe opened on the stage and the
questions answered without the audierc,
knowing who asked them.
There was music in the air last evening O:
various qualities. Nick Roberts excellen
Humpty Dumpty gave an open air concer
IN front of the Academy of Music, the Me
tropolitan Theatre band at Pence Opers
House, Cutler's band at the Theatre
Comique, and the Total Abstinence band a