Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-21
MINNEAPOLIS GLO8ELE Ts.

MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.
This is registration day, and don't you
forget it. 80
Mr.. L. Y. Baby preached at the Church Of
Christ last evening.
Tomorrow evening the Druids' picnic and
dance at Lake Calhoun. ~
Rev. II. A. Simpson and father departed
for Winnipeg last evening.
Regular c,nvooation of st. Johns chapter
No. 9, II. A. NJ, this evening.
A large number of farmers were in town
yesterday selling their wheat at $1.09.
This evening the Metropolitan theatre
bring out the ''Serious Family" again.
Prof. Burner commenced the third course
of lectures at Harrison Hall last evening.
A Mortified policeman is looking for
Fred. Merrill, charged with stealing horse.
Since the recent heavy rains an increase
of water in the river at this point is notice
able.
Old SOILS bright smiles were welcome yes
terday after the disagreeable weather of last
week.
new stone culvert is being constructed
over Shingle creek at the Crystal Touring
mill.
The district court general term COM
mences to-day with fifty-three cases on the
calendar.
The great free dispensary go-as-you-please
match occurs at Association hall this
evening
The Women's Christian temperance asso-
citation held pleasant social at the home,
last evening.
This evening Prof. Leib will meet with
the new vocal club. The meeting will be at
the University.
DR.. Miner, of Boston, delivered an inter-
esting temperance lecture ct Association
Hall last evening.
The largest amount of baggage ever
brought to Minneapolis came with Haverly's
MINISTRIES yesterday.
Haverly's minstres put up at the St.
James. This is beco ming quite popular
hotel among showmen.
All the judges of election who have not re-
ceved their books OF registration should
call on the CITY clerk early this morning.
At last much needed sidewalk is being
constructed on Fourth avenue south, down
past Bassetts Office and Pray's machine shop
Arthur McHerron went out hunting and
companion accidentally discharged gun
and Arthur got the benefit Of the shot. No
serious results anticipated.
Patrick Ryan has secured tho contract for
the construction of the new county jail.
The work must be completed by June next,
and the price to be paid is $l1, 200.
Sam. Cafpor, an Englishman, who has de
livered several lectures with success in the
East. will lecture here on Thursday evening.
Subj sct: "Mind your Own Business"
The Universalist conference delegates will
arrive in town to-day, and the conference
oonvenes tomorrow. To-day will be de-
voted to the women's missionary work.
On tomorrow evening s. K. Hunt, of
Minneapolis, and Owen Sullivan, of St.
Paul, commence twenty seven hours go-as-
you-pease tramp at Association hall, for
5000.
The Y. M. G. A. are communicating with |
John G. Huntington, assistant secretary of !
the Chicago association, with view of hav. |
ing him assume charge of the Minneapolis |
association. |
Mr.. E. t. Lovering,an old and well known |
citizen, was walking down town yesterday |
when he was taken with sudden attack of |
sickness and fell to the sidewalk. He was |
taken home and soon expired.
Chas II. Farrell and man named Sexton
brought team to Minneapolis and sold the
rig for 1886. Now D. Plat, of Cannon Falls,
is in town and has put in a claim for the |
team, which he says was stolen from him by |
the parties above named.
AT the Metropolitan theatre, last night,
"Rosedale'' was revived and vas placed on
the stage in superb manner. The play is |
an old time favorite, and has not lost any of
its attraotiveness. It should be repeated |
again, and will always draw we'll.
An operatic company is being organized |
to produce the comic opera, ''The Doctor OF !
Alcantara," throughout the State. The |
prime object is to secure fund to liquidate |
the $3.50 debt contracted in bringing out
this opera as Miss Hunts benefit.