Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-25
MrNNEAPoLIs GLOBELETs.


Typhoid fever is quite prevalent at pres
emit.
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cepted time.
The roof of the High-school building il
being repaired.
Bassett's mill is taking a rest while some
repairs are pending.
The sum of 5000 was realized from the
sale of delinquent tax land.
The recent heavy frosts have caused the
leaves to fall quite rapidly of late.
Part of the Morrison saw mill is being tori
down to make room for gate house.
Prof. o. S. Fowler commences lecture
course in Market hall next Tuesday.
See Naples and die; see the Froliques and
you will wish to live and laugh forever.
The double track for the street railway is
being laid across the stone arch bridge.
A stone sidewalk is being laid in front Of
the Domestic building on Nicollet avenue.
The Prohibition convention is to be held al
Temple of Honor hall at 10 o'clock this
morning.
The Woman's Foreign Mission Society
held session yesterday afternoon at four
O'Clock.
Some of the banks haye SO much gold on
hand that they are paying out the coin rather
than paper money.
Miss Laura Dexter, leading soprano of the
First M. E. church choir. is to have COM
plimentary benefit soon.
The Hastings & Dakota cutoff has been
staked out and the grading will be pushed
forward quite lively now.
Some two hundred clergymen are to par
ticipate in the Methodist conference that
commences here October 9Th.
The heating apparatus will probably be all
complete in the Jefferson school in time for
opening on Monday morning.
The best quality of butter now sells at
retail for thirty five cents per pound. Don't
you wish you owned No. l dairy?
A sneak thief has carried off DR.. Murray s
case of surgical instruments. Two more
valuable cases were left undistuabed.
Budd Reeve has appointed P. P. Swensen.
Ed. A. Stevens and P. B. Corcoran as Dem
ocratic district committee for the Twenty
seventh legislative district.
The city council will be petitioned by the
C.,M. & st. P. railroad company to allow an
addition to be made to their freight depot,
SO that it may extend to Sixth avenue south.
That will make the structure Just three
blocks long.
Yesterday afternoon Officer Nolan discov-
cred thief who is wanted for some robbery
in the country. The officers attempted to
arrest him when he fled. Several shots were
fired after the fugitive but without effect,
apparently, as the thief escaped.
GENEVA Cross will be produced at the
matinee at the Criterion iheater this after
noon, and will be seen for the last time this
evening. 1t has had the longest and most
successful run of any piece this season. On
Monday evening "Enoch Arden" will be pro-
duced for the first time at this house.
Nat Goodwin's Froliques in ''Hobbies''
last night drew one of the largest, most
fashionable and best pleased audiences ever
assembled within the walls of the Academy
of Music. All the best seats in the house
were sold long before the doors were opened,
and the rush was almost without prece-
dent. Everybody was in their best humor,
and from the time that the 'Prof." smiled
upon the expectant throng, until the "fairy''
was shut from view by the curtain falling
at the close, it was almost one constant roar
of laughter. They appear again this after
noon and in the evening.