Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

A regular meeting of Minneapolis lodge will
be held at No. 1875 Nicollet avenue this even
ing.
Quite batch of DRINKS will have justice
melted out to them in the municipal court to-
day.
A plat of Cornell's second addition to the
city of Minneapolis has been filed with the
register of deeds.
The privileges Tor eating stands, ETC., at the
fair will be. sold on the grounds at the oihce
of Secretary Clarke.
A large and enthusiastic gospel meeting was
held In the Y. NJ C. A. parlors yesterday
afternoon and evening.
Rev. Thos, McClarv delivered an excellent
lecture at the First M. E church last evening
on "Tne Wealth of Youth"
Hiawatha lodge will hold regular meeting
tomorrow evening, in the hall over Eiliots
music store, on Nicollet avenue.
Rev. j. R. Berry, pastor Of Washington Av-
euue NJ. E. church, conducted services at YAK
Lake concert park yesterday afternoon.
There is now no lack of water for those pom
derous turban water wheels at the mills. Ihe
river has risen most appreciably! the past few
days.
A fellow was arrested in lower town ard
placed in limbo for resisting Ofhcer Allen.
He VIII explain his conduct to Judge Cooley
to-day.
Owing, probably, to the very agreeable
weather yesterday, the attendance at the many
church services were much better attended
Than has been the case for many Weeks.
A business meeting of the Minneapolis
Light infantry corps will be held at their ar
mnry tins evening. 1t is expected that final
action uron the Lieut.. Naylor court MARTIAL
Will be taken.
A regular meeting of the Geo. N. Morgan
post, G. A. r. will he held tomorrow evening
At the hall in the third story OF the municipal
court building. Business OF unusual lmpor-
lance ill come up Tor action.
The timbers for the first floor OF the i'm
mense Written block at the corner OF henne-
DIN and Third street, ares now being lald
Work on this building, like that on Solomon 5
temple, appears To progress almost AT Snail
pace.
The various privileges at the fair grounds
have already been pretty we'll secured by con-
formulating exhibitors. Those who have not
already consummated arrangements and
secured location had best lose no time in do
ing so.
Justice of the Peace H. E. Day, on Saturday
performed the marriage ceremony between
Robert L. West and Ida Novels. Thus is the
seduction case brought to happy terminus
West, however, is under $500 bonds not to
leave the newly-wedded wife.
The beer stand privileges at the fair grounds
were sold on Saturday. Twelve stalls were
sold at $3.50 each, as follows: R burlington,
2; E. II. Bradshaw, 2; Geo. Reid, 2; P. Me-
Donald, VIM. Frazer, F. Benjamin, II. Ophil,
c. B. Duncan and James O'Hara.
Rev. Mr.. Manton, of Litchfield, occupied
the pulpit of the First Baptist church yester-
day morning. He fully sustained his reputa-
| ton as an eloquent and able speaker. The
subject of his discourse was, us Christianity
failure?" A full church was IN attendance.
A largely attended gospel temperance meet
ing of the Reform club was held at Harrison
hall yesterday afternoon. number of short
but spirited addresses were made by the men,
bers, the ladies taking prominent part IN
| the speaking. The Musical union rendered
a number of anthems and gospel hymns very
creditably.
Secretary Clark will locate the fair head
quarters at the fair grounds to-day. tele
phone will be put in for his convenience in
sending messages at different points in Min
neapolis, st. Paul or Saltwater. Anyone
wishing exhibition privileges will find him
there every day from now until the time OF
the exhibition.
The notorious Barton, who figured conspic-
uousy in the police court proceedings, few
weeks ago, and who was dismissed from the
,ctlon brought on the ground of keeping "A
room in the Domestic block for immoral pur-
~ses, upon the con, liberation that he at once
cave the city, is stiil to be seen occasionally
.pun the streets.