Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-06

A1uslc. The GLOBE has located permanently.
anI al our old friends and patrons and the
f'"4o senerally will be cordially welcomed.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoaELi rs.
Inc brotherhood of Bethany have meet
ing this evening.
Haverly's Mastodon Minstrels will appear
here again on the Goth inst.
Another hot day yesterday made under
clothing feel anything but comfortable.
Tomorrow evening the Presbytery of St
Paul commences in the First PRESBYTERIAN
church. 49,
Work on the new Turner's hall building.
on Washington avenue, will be commenced
this week.
The Reform Club juveniles held an inter-
esting meeting in Harrison hall yesterday
afternoon.
The Congregationalist conference com
mences at the First Congregational church
on Wednesday. u.s..
Nick Roberts Humpty Dumpty troupe
Will 90 mere soon. He has the three fun
~AAo'' NAo"A4S Ou Inc stage.
Ihe light infantry company have their
regular meeting, this evening, at Armory
Hall. Full attendance desired.
Nasby's "Widow Bedott'' companv. with
Neil Burgess as the widow, will appear at the
Academy of Music next week.
The board of county commissioners Of
Hennepin county hold their monthly meet
ing at the court house to-day.
The department of American history of
the Minnesota historical society meets this
evening in Rev. E. D. Neill's library,
The West side and East side rifle clubs
Will have another struggle for supremacy on
the East side range Tuesday afternoon.
The contestants in the ten mile run, to be
held at Association hall tomorrow evening.
were trying their limbs at the fair grounds
yesterday afternoon.
The John Dillon party will OCCUPY the
Academy of Music one week from tonight.
John Dillon appears this time in play en-
titled "Our Next PRESIDENT
/ The funeral of the late A. w. Thring was
largely attended yesterday morning, and
large number of mourners followed the re-
mains to Lakewood cemetery.
The board of trade will hold the regular
monthly meeting at 9 o'clock this morning.
The meeting is to be very important one.
and should be largely attended.
Tho young gentlemen who are to walk at
ARSOOlQtinn Hol
OF the free dispensary, have gone into active
training, and propose to outrun the re-
porters.
The cost of the grading of Nicollet avenue,
from Seventeenth street to Franklin avenue,
will be about $3.50, of which 800 will be
charged to the Fourth ward and $50 to the
Fifth werd.
The examination of G. H. Whipple,
charged with committing an indecent as
sault on the 3-year- old daughter of N, H.
Fierce, will be held before Judge Cooley
this morning.
frot Burner commences a series of scien-
tito lectures at Harrison Hall this evening
His first lecture is free to all. The others
| Will necessltate the payment of q small sum
to defray expenses.
A gray mare belonging to Patrick Hanley
strayed from the vicinity of Orth's brewery,
yesterday morning, and the owner took an
eight-hour-go. as-you-please walk, but still
did not find the animal.
The social dancing party to be held in
Vets hall, corner of Third street and First
avenue south, on Friday evening, Oct. 10th,
promises to be very pleasant affair, and
Will doubtless be largely attended.
The Metropolitan company put on "En-
gagged tonight, with the characters cast to
bring out the strongest points of the CON-
pany. The play will DO nicely mounted.
and is one of considerable interest.
A little boy about years old, who said his
name was Thompson, was brought to the
police station yesterday morning, and no ono
/ calling for him, he was taken to Mrs. Birds
at BIZ Hennepin avenue, where he can be
claimed by his parents or friends.
Rev. S. w. Lloyd, the recent efficient
pastor of Centenary M. E. church, las been
transferred to the Genessee conference, and
Will leave for Buffalo, N. Y, on Wednesday.
ais farewell sermon was preached before q
| ANAA SAuANA1 JOoVCAO0y uOEuluXs ne leaves
a host of friends in this city.
This evening, at -Armory Hall, occurs the
regular weekly meeting of Minneapolis
light infantry. The propriety of forming in
our otherwise well-supplied city is doubtless
apparent to all, and the GLOBE adds its an
proval and best wishes for the successful
elimination of the efforts being made by the
young men undertaking this task.
! At 8 o'clock last evening the fire depart
ment was called out by vigorous alarm
sent in from North Minneapolis. The cause
of the alarm was tho discovery of q fire in
NJ. Griflth's broom factory, corner of Fifth
street and Eleventh avenue north. The
building was a low frame structure and
burned SO rapidly that before the firemeu
could gain control of the flames the build
ing was entirely consumed. It is supposed
the building was set on fire, as there has been
I no fire kept in the factory for some time
The total loss will foot up about $4,000, and
there was 81, 1000 insurance on stock.
That Horse Trade.
A few days ago the GLOBE gave an &C.
count of the arrest of A. Angevine, the CITY
scavenger, who was arrested on complaint of
the health officer for disposing of a horse
having the CHAMBERS. While there is a severe
penalty attached to keeping or disposing of
horse effected with the disease, the facts in
the case show that Ansevine should not only
be given the full benefit of the law, but he
should be discharged from his position az
city scayenger. Notwithstanding the "queer''
business by which Anpevine in his official
position made ''stake'' out of the horse
which ne had been given by the owner 10
klll, when the case came np for trial Anpa