Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-24
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The sale of city lots for delinquent taxes has
closed.
The Northwestern -four mill will probably re-
sumo operations again Saturday.
The Natbal English Opera Company will ap-
pear at the Academy of Music next week.
Work on the Hastings & Dakota cutoff is to
commence this morning on B. P. RusselIs
land.
The Seventh street Mp E. church folks have
presented Rev. W. W. Satterlee with fine
| watch.
The Minneapolis rifle club went over to the
East sids range for their regular practice yes
| terdsy.
Water rents are coming in more lively and
superintendent johnson is correspondingly
happy.
The Minneapolis Browns went over to Still
water yesterday to play the Minnesota
| Chiefs.
Yesterday morning an employee of the Pho
neer mill had hand badly crushed with a
loaded cart.
new side track is going down on the Wash
ington avenue front of the c., NJ. d st. P. rail-
road yard.
Rev. Thos. B. Wells, the new pastor Of the
st. Marks church, will preach his first sermon
on the second Sunday in October.
Manager Hatch, of the Minneapolis & st.
Louis road, discharged five men for careless
ness on account of the collision Thursday
evening.
Early yesterday morning fire was discov-
cred in Peter Rauen's grocery store, but was
extinguished before any extensive damage had
been done.
steamer had burned was circulated about the
streets yesterday afternoon, but could not be
traced to any authentic source.
Early yesterday morning the gang Ay-wheel
in Clark's saw mill on the East side few into
pieces, which will necessitate closing the mill
until new wheel can be east.
During Wednesday night fire broke out in
Gluck's brewery. on the east side, and damaged
the structure to the tune of $1,000. This is
the second time it has occurred within q
year.
Car repairer in the c., M. & st. P. railroad
yard was quite severely injured yesterday. He
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into the car and moved it more than was eX-
pected.
Mr.. Fisher of the market restaurant is about
| opening branch eating house, corner of Sec.
ond street and Sixth avenue south. for the &C.
commodation of mill men. It will be open
Monday.
at the municipal court yesterday Frank 8.
Gilbert, Geo. Wilson and j. 4. Greer we're up
for the larceny of coat. They were fined $75
or ninety days in Jail. At last accounts the $75
was not forthcoming.
D. A. Secombe wants to be Judge of the dis
| trict court and says SO. Wait awhile D. A.,
the present incumbent suits the people very
we'll, and although this is the last year of his
| present term, Judge Vanderburgh is likely to
| remain where he is for several years to come.
This evening the Goodwin Froliques make
their first appearance at the Academy of Music
and from all appearances at the present writ
| ing the house will be packed to its utmost
capacity. During the first hour that the box
| sheet was open over 100 seats were sold.
The Geneva Cross still continues to draw
large crowds of people at the Criterion Theater,
| and all who see the play are delighted with it.
This evening and Saturday afternoon will be
| the last opportunity given OF witnessing the
| finest military drama ever placed on the
| boards.
| Mr.. Brown has closed up the old Standard
| theater and now gives his whole attention to
| the Comique on First avenue south. This
| place has been refurnished and with the fine
programme given each evening is drawing
large crowds of people. The show Is the best
for variety ever given in the city.