Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-18
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS &LOBELETS.
Rev. John Il. Morey. of Winons, preached
at the Plymouth church yesterday.
The river continues to rise. and the lumber
men and the millers are pleased thereat.
On Saturday the Millers' association made
deposit of s1O6. 100 in Minneapolis bank.
Police matters were very quiet yesterday.
Only two DRINKS we're recorded at the station.
This evening the HenHepin county Medical 60
ciety will meet at the Office of DR.. Phillips, on
Washington avenue.
Shipments of flour during the past week
were 45, 208 barrels 1891 barrels for CORES
ponding period of last year.
W. D. Washburn will endeavor to show the
voters of Anoka why he should be elected to
Congress, in a speech tonight.
William L. Bassett and Miss Ella Nimocks
are to be married at st. Marks church on
Tuesday evening, October rs.
Hancock and English club meeting will be
held at the Democratic headquarters, 203 Hen
nepin avenue, tomorrow night.
The millers will have no more trouble from
want of water at present, but they hope for
great rains yet, to keep up the volume during
the winter.
During the past week the receipts Of wheat
in this city were 1858. 100 bushels. During the
corresponding week of 1879 the receipts were
Isl, 200 Bushels.
The new pastor of the Washington avenue
NJ. e. church, Rev. j. b. Berry, transferred
from the Northern Iowa conference, preached
his inaugural sermon yesterday.
Rev. N. NJ. Learned, who was transferred
from the Washington avenue NJ. E. church to
the franklin avenue III. e. church, occupied
the pulpit of the latter yesterday.
The funeral ceremonies of the late Gottieo
Gluyck will take place from his residence on
Twenty-second svenus northeast and Marshall
street, to- morrow afternoon at o'clock.
| On Tuesday evening the st. Andrews 30
ciety will inaagurste series of musical and
literary sociablea in Heaton's hall, 22O Nicolet
avenue. A very promising programme has
bsen prepared.
The Humboldt mill will not be started for a
week yet. Yesterday dam was built across
the channel leading to the mill, to give the ma
sons an opportunity to extend the new stone
| wall of the canal, and build an archway for the
Humbolt.
A German Catholic fair will be opened to-
day by the church of st. Boniface, in the East
| Side German Catholic school house, for the
benft of the school. The most popular East
| Side priest-German, French or Irish-will be
voted a $50 carpet.
! The Y. M. o. A. lecture course will be open
ed this evening by Prof e. 8. Williams in as
ISOLATION parlors, at 7:45. His subject will be
'Ten times one-a dream of 1907 Each
mem Der of the association will be admitted
| and may bring friend.
This morning the Minneapolis & st. Loui.
railroad company will commence running a
through train from Minneapolis to Des Moines,
| Iowa, leaving the former place at 30 in the
morning and arriving at the latter ct 10 o'clock
in the evening of each day.
The regular temperance gospel meeting wai
held yesterday afternoon by the Reform Club
at Harrison Hall, Rev. W. W. satterlee pre-
siding. The meeting was well attended by the
prohibitionists and great interest manifest
in the work of the organization.
Yesterday over one hundred men were en-
ployed by the various mills in the main canal.
A large amount of sand, stone and rubbish was
removed from the entrances to; the wheels, In
order to get the full volume and force of the
water New racks were put in by the Excelsior,
Northwestern and Petit mills. This work
could not be done while the gates of the canal
were open.
The Democratic convention OF the Twenty.
fifth Legislative district, which was held at
Anoka, Saturday. nominated az candidate for
Senator. w. w. McNair, of the East Side; for
Representatives, Hon. A. 81. Fridley, of
Anoka, and John E. zatterstrom, of Isanti
of An VIZ
Glenn, of Hennepin, and W. A. Smith, of
Isanti county, were appointed as legislative
district committee.
The GLOBE has completed arrangements for
sending the Minneapolis news by special
carrier to st. Paul, late every evening, the
carrier to return early each morning with the
papers. Experienced carriers have been &C.
| cured, and if subscribers miss their papers
the fact should be at once reported to the
office, No. 213 Hennepin avenue. Friends will
confer favor by reporting any news worthy of
mention. The Office is always open from
o'clock in the morning until 10 o'clock in
the evening, during which time the GLOBE man
or his substitute will always be found at the
desk ready for business.
Saturday night brace of combatative pat
rons of the the theater comique, after having
quaffed too freely of the flowing bowl, became
involved in dispute over some real or imsgina-
~ Glove affair" One thought his rights were
paramount and the other stOutly maintained
the precedence of his claims. Uncomplinen-
tary qualifying adjectives were freely inter-
changed. bottle was seized upon by the one
aggressive weapon, and chair was re-
sorted to by the other an Instrument of de-
Tense. Relentless blows were rained down
upon TWO bleeding heads. But presently the
insatiate desire OF the spectators for this kind
of fun" had become appeased, and they forci-
bly, charmed the amarous sons of Venus. No