Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-25
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

The Temple OF Honor meet at their hall to-
night.
A pastors meeting at DIR. Sumple's study
this morning.
Pillsbury l. Co. shipped forty car loads of
-four on Saturday.
new trestle work is being erected at the
Grown Roller mill.
Unusually large shipments were made by the
millers on Saturday.
'The Bankers Daughter" is to be played in
this city Tuesday night.
The st. Paul sluice is being extended and
| otherwise improved upon.
The Light infantry will meet at their armory
tonight for company drill.
A brilliant affair is in store for our Minneap-
| oils friends Wednesday night.
Four real estate transfers made on Saturday
| amounting in value to SO, 450.
/ DR.. O. g. Goodrich, who has been very i'll
with pneumonia, is reported better.
railroad track is being laid in front of
Hamburg & Christians Touring mill
Lyndale avenue is being graded between
Twenty-sixth street and Lake street curve.
The closing presentation of the Hidden Hand
| at the Criterion drew full house Saturday
| night.
In day or two Mr.. j. O. Blaisdell will
take a crew Of twenty men to the Wisconsin
| pineries.
| A fine telescope containing FIVE powerful
| lenses has been presented Hamline university
| by Mr.. F. B. Walker.
The regular fall advancement on freight
tariff between here and the East will be in
augurated this moraing.
| Fred. Barrows' new residence on Fourth
street. southeast, will present very fine ap-
| pearance when completed.
A large number of people took advantage of
| the fine weather yesterday, and the livery
stables were well patronized.
A. 8. Lane, prohibitionist candidate for
sheriff, is working. He takes the stump
through the county this week.
The new Pillsbury mill on the East Side
looms up hugely. 1t has now reach the fifth
story, and will be completed by spring.
| A three story boarding house is to be erected
| at the corner of Hennepin avenue and Seventh
street, to occupy ground space, 65x7s feet.
| The father of Frank Morgan has telegraphed
from his home in Portland that he will soon be
here to attend the injuries of bis unfortunate
son.
| Rev. Nc. MDans. of st Paul, replied to
Robt. Ingersoll's What shall do to be
saved before large. audience at Plymoth
| church yesterday.
| The millers have prepared for week of
great activity. Some of the mills were started
at 6 o'clock last night, such is the hurry to fill
orders already on hand.
| Hall d Damn will start up their barrel manu.
factory again this morning. They have been
idle for two or three days owing to q break in
the band of the eccentric on their engine.
Yesterday at the church of the Holy Rosary
Catholicism announcement was given of
confirmation ceremony to occur at that church
next Sabbath. Bishop Ireland, of st. Paul,
will preside.
Il. Lamoreaux had grand openi ug at his a.
loon on First avenue south Saturday night.
An immense free luuch of sandwiches rolls,
chicken and cold meats disappeared most
marvelously.
The street car company had crew of men
working all night Saturday, and part of yes
terday finishing that double track across Mic
ollet island. at the eastern approach of the sus-
pension bridge.
| ruse was played on the police on Satur-
day night. man was arrested on suspicion.
| He pretended to be deaf and dumb and was
| discharged. The deception, however, was af-
forwards detected.
! From Indications of some persons on the
streets yesterday, either some saloon man
| IL. L.
| the parties laid in supply of "budge'' on
Saturday to do service over Sunday.
| The bridge master was busy yesterday lay.
! ing the new paving on suspension bridge. 1t
is no mean mathematical puzzle to decipher
the length of time it will take at the present
rate of laying this paving to finish the job.
| The police had very little to do yesterday.
| Up to the time of closing our budget not an
arrest had been made, but large number of
| tramps. and one woman, accompanied by lit
| tie girl, were in over Sunday for drunkenness.
And now they cay the paving on the suspen-
sion bridge is rotten and unsafe. The bridge
policeman has begun in small way, at the
west end, to repair the highway with oak. but
the main part of the work will probably be
put off until spring.
DR.. Van Anda, pastor of the Centenary M.
II. church, ID IN the East to attend the gold
| wedding of his father. He took an elegant
| easy chair as one of his kindly Remembrance.
| Rev. Jabez Brooks, of the University, filed
Mr.. Van Anda's pulpit yesterday.
The theater goers will be pleased to learn
that the Criterion company at Penoe Opera
| house will put the fascinating spectacular
drama "Aronnd the World in Eighty days" on
| the boards tonight. This is really an excel
| lent troupe and are deserving of crowded
| houses.
Rev. r. IL. Beach, who has been for q num-
| Der of years engaged in voluntary missionary
work in the West, held religious services at the
county Jail yesterday afternoon. He says the
prisoners manifested quite an interest in his
| discourse, and joined heartily in singing
| hymns. He then repaired to the lookup and
| talked to the tramps who found lodgings there,
| and took six signatures to his temperance
pledge.
little before o'clock this morning fire
was discovered in the roof of the round house
| belonging to the c., NJ. & st. p. railroad
The fire department were promptly on the
ground, and by chopping through the roof the
flames were reached and soon extinguished
Fifty dollars will cover the loss. Five engines
and large number of cars were in the build
ing, and but for the timely aid of the depart
ment the company would have sustained q
heavy loss.