Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
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Now look out for your equanoxial storm.
Oyercoats we're discarded again yesterday.
The ordination of Rev. Fred T. Gates oc
Cured at the Fifth avenue Baptist church to
day.
That sidewalk on Washington avenue, II
front of the Northwestern National bank, has
been repaired.
From May LIST to September Goth the city
clerk has issued 474 licenses, which bring the
city $2l, 570.57.
What has become of those safety gates the
railroads were to put up at the Washington
avenue crossings.
The Turnyerein society will dispose of all
prizes drawn at their late fair unless called for
before Saturday.
Two mounted carriers can find steady en-
ployment by applying at the GLOBE office, 2lS
Hennepin avenue.
The ladies of the First M. E. church gave a
very pleasant social at the residence OF Mrs.
Wright last. evening.
New rolls are being placed in the Morrison
& White Touring mill, to increase its capacity
to 1000 barrels per day.
IT'S said all people have their hobbies, but
the hobbies that Nat. Goodwin rides are the
best paying on the road.
The sun crossed the line yesterday, and now
the boys are looking about to see whom they
may chang up for an ulster.
The M. G. st. Louis railroad company have
fitted up new freight office, corner of Fourth
street, north, and the railroad.
The Prohibitionists hold their convention
on Saturday evening of this week, and pro-
pose to make it lively for the boys.
The st. Vincent train no the st. Paul, Min
neapolis & Manitoba road reached this city
two hours behind time yesterday morning.
Prof Abbott, father of the renowned Emma,
has organized singing school on the East Side.
Wonder if he is to teach them kissing, too?
The saw mills at the Falls are running
at their full capacity in the endeavor to clear
out the ponds before the river freezes over.
Poundmaster O'Bricn. of the East Side, has
impounded enough cows within two days to
bring in $l7.50 in fees upon their owners.
W.D. Washburn is to advertise his nomina-
ton and that of Garfield and Arthur by plac-
ing q big campaign flag on his mill at Anoka
Budd Reeve has purchased Payt & Morris adj
dition in the town of Benson, and proposes
fitting up number of houses thereon, to
rent.
The 7. N. g. A. gymnasium apparatus has
been ordered from New York, and will be plac-
ed in position in about two weeks. Good
enough.
A colored base ball club will tackle the
Minneapolis Browns this afternoon, for 300
side, and the game gives promise of being q
good one.
Judging from the crowds that throng Wash
ington avenue these beautiful moonlight even
ings, one would almost suppose the great ex-
position still in progress.
Geneva Gross" still holds the boards at the
Criterion theatre and is drawing large houses
every night. The Zouaves add much to the
effect of the closing scenes.
The pay car for the Chicago, Milwaukee, St.
Paul & Minneapolis road pulled out of the city
yesterday, after gladeniDg the hearts of the
employees of that popular road.
The three Rallettsbrothers- Joseph, Henry and
Louis-of Pembina, who have been down visit
ing Grandma Danson at Prairie du Ohien, were
in town on Monday and left Oh the evening
train for home.
At the municipal court yesterday eight
drunks were up. -Four of them paid $5 each,
one was sent up for ten days and the remainder
were discharged. Charles Palmer and Henry
Nelson, for fighting, paid S25 each.
Nat. Goodwin and his 'Hobbies" have be-
come household words throughout the Union.
On Friday and Saturday evenings of this week
Jolly Nat. and his company of fun makers will
appear at the Academy of Music, and large
houses must surely greet them at each per-
Torrance. For a number of years the company
has delighted thousands of people in Eastern
cities and On this first trip to the West the
company is reaping harvest everywhere. Re-
member the dates and secure your seats
early.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COMMITTEE.
Mr.. A. T. Ankeny, chairman of the county
convention, completed the organization of the
county committee yesterday afternoon, and
names the following gentlemen as that body
Charles Moo. Reeves, chairman; M. W. Glenn,
Isaac McNsjr, P. P. Swenson, John P. Muller,
II. P. DUE nipgton and Harry j. Ghostley