Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-10
MIINNEA POLLS GLoBELETs.

Il is church festivals that ''all the rage
now.
Mr. and Mrs Hill midget, Of England, are
at the Nicollet.
The regular ccnciaye of Zion commandery
was held last evening.
The Rev. T. McClary lectured at Anoka last
evening on Sunshine in Labor. ="
The Criterion ard Academy of Music were
both well patronized last night.
It's estimated the Millers' association will
convert $25, coo, 600 into wheat this season.
The railroad officials place their company 8
loss in tie collision at Minnehaha at s25, 900.
R. F. Jones is building palace barn, con-
tanning six elegant stalls, for his trotting
stock.
Beginning this evening" the Zouave corps
will meet on Wednesday instead of Thursday
evenings.
The second party of the German-American
club will be given st Armory hall tomorrow
evening.
An adjourned meeting OF the trustees Of
Lakewood Cemetery association Will be held
this morning.
The street railway company are not crippled
by the horse disease, all their lines being yet
fully operated.
The receipts of wheat this week promise to
be the greatest of any week in the history of
the Millers' association.
The board of directors of the Fireman's
United Benefit association held meeting in
Chief Brackets Office yesterday.
The October report Of the overseer of the
poor shows the receipts of the month to be
sll0. SO, and the expenditures, SSS6.6S.
Yesterday was big day in the local wheat
trade. The receipts amounted to 5000 bushels
and the price paid for No. was qS cents.
The coroner's inquiry into the cause of the
collision ut Minnehsha was postponed last
evening, owing 60 the illness of some of the
jurymen.
DR.. 4. A Ames has now bis suite of rooms
furnished and opened. &c has appropriately
stained the furniture of tie surgical room the
color of blood.
TIE people Of Taylors Falls gave the excur-
sionists from this city yesterday a fitting re-
ception. Cannon were booming in that city
ali day IN honor of the event.
An addition Is being built on the rear of the
Fifth avenue Baptist church to provide for a
more convenient use of the baptistry and a
larger entrance to the basement.
The meeting of the Veteran association last
night was very slimly attended, Col. Benton
made pleasing address, and recalled wildly
many "reminiscences of the rebellion.
Ex-Gov. G. @. Wsshburn has offered copy
of Knights Mechanical Dictionary 10 the stu
dent making the most progress in the term of
free mechanical instruction at the State univer-
sity.
The pork packing establishment which began
the fall campaign about two weeks ago is max
ing away with from forty to sixty hogs per
day. Cold weather will greatly increase the
business.
The great derrick at Eastman's new four
story building on Nicollet avenue, accidently
fell yesterday and was broken into splinters
on the street. Happily no one was passing at
the time.
1t is reported that Belmont is about TO pay
her fire. 1t is doubtful if Belmont has any de
sire to give up the most luxurious apartment
in Sheriff Thompsons mansion for place ID
deceiving society.
James Browning, young Deadwood mer-
chant. arrived in this city yesterday and will
be married, this morning, to Miss Laura Dague.
in the Black Hills.
J. J. Wagner, the Wholesale bookseller, has
sold bis stock and fixtures to D. D. Merrill, of
st. Panl, who took possession of the store yes
terday. The business in this city will be in
charge of T. G. Merrill.
Nearly two hundred persons made up the ex-
cursion to Taylors Falls over the new line, yes
terday The engine was elegantly decorated
e.
cheers, for Taylors Falls. The most of
the party returned last evening.
1t rumored that Postmaster Keith will re-
sign in the course of few weeks. No one
has yet been mentioned as likely to be his sue
CessOr. The doctor is said to be interested in
some Colorado mines that are more profit
able than being chief cook and bottle washer
of the Minneapolis postofiice,
1t was mule this time. Ga entering the
suspension bridge yesterday four-horse team
of mules took fright at the cars underneath.
when one of the forward team became en-
tangled and fell, rolled squarely under its
mate, and got up on the opposite side all right,
with apparently nothing out of place.
r. L. Penney has been admitted TO practice
in the supreme and inferior courts of the
State by Chief Justice Gilfllan and associates,
without examination. Mr. Penney has chosen
to reside in Minneapolis, and brings the highest
testimonials from the New Jersey and Con-
necticut bar, of which he has long been an
honored member.
The efforts to suppress vice by closing the
places of ill-fame and allowing the inmates
liberty 20 go where they please, is of doubtful
expediency. The result thus far has been to
scatter the women TO many different places,
and long as they DO not band together the
law cannot touch them. While there were a
few public places before the recent order was
put into execution, there are now five times as
many private ones, and the evil, if not carried
or so systematically, will be far more obnox-
ions, and, perhaps in short time, even more
common.
The following cIergymen were to leave last
night as delegates to the national triennial
council of the Congregational church of the
United States, which is to be held in Pilgrim
church, st. Louis, Nov. lila: Rev. l.. b.
Cobb, Rev. George A. Hood, MIR. d. G. Bell
Minneapolis; Rev. R. a. Beard Brainerd; Mr.
f. Jacobson, Glyndon; Rev. J. W. Strong,
president of Carleton college, Northfeld; Rev
Il. @. Smons, Walnut Grove; Rev. G. W
Merrill, Waseca; Rev. G. e. Wright and Mrs.
Wright, Austin; Rev. DR.. Dana and Mrs. Dana
st. Paul; j. B. Thayer, Spring Valley; Charles
GerriRh St. Charles: Rev. J. W. Bradshaw