Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

MINNEAPOLIS
No a6mittsnce at the fair grounds today.
Bran freights have gone up from Tx to q
cents.
The Touring mills were all shut down yes
tereay. -
Yesterday Judge Young returned home from
an extended trip.
The next term of the Bennett seminary VII
open tomorrow.
Ex.sheriff Whitney, of Brainerd, is down
and will do the fair.
The Omaha eastern was one hour and
half late yesterday afternoon
regular meeting of the board of trade will
he held on Monday forenoon a. O'Clock.
A very happy and exuberant excursion party
went out to Lake Minnetonka last evening.
For a square meal go the Boston restaur-
ant. Open day and night. T. SULLIVAN.
The St. Paul Guards united with the Mime
apons Light Infantry in serenading the gov
srnor. ~
The entrance gate for teams at the fair
grounds has been changed to the east side of
the grounds.
A series of dances will be given by the
Turner's every evening during the fair, IN
Turner hall.
The Minneapolis Building and Loan associ-
alton held a meeting in the board OF tade
rooms last night. -E-
During the month of August fifty-two
marriage licenses were issued and Line di-
vorces decreed.
Scrap Iron Bill will deliver lecture on tenn
perance at the Jackson street chapel, in the
East Division, this evening.
An appeal has been taken from the
probate court in the case of the decision on
the estate of j. NJ. Dayton.
The two-year.old daughter Of c. F. We'll
Inns accidentally fell and fractured both bones
between the elbow and wrist.
The millers got off on the $50 train yester-
day in good shape, and enjoyed delightful
excursion at Lake Minnetonka.
The pay car of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
ST. Paul road was making light the hearts of
the employees of the road yesterday.
Arthur St. Elmo will give spiritual enter
tainment, free, at the Academy this evening.
Some wonderful manifestations are promised.
Rev. j. R. Berry, pastor of the Washington
avenue NJ. E. church, will conduct services at
Oak lake concert park at 8 o'clock this after
noon. .
Prof. Downey, of the State University, will
preach at the Centenary Nj. E. church to-day.
nd rubo thav tanph nf
the Creator"
The Wide-Awakes will receive compliment
tary tickets to the Automatic city entertain
ment in Harrison hall, at the meeting this af-
ternoon in Mrs. Farr's rooms.
The Minneapolis Harvester Works compa-
ny has perfected arrangements to continue the
organization for twenty-five years longer, and
will issue S150,000 more stock.
Mr.. c. B. Bemis, stone mason, reports
that he found gold quartz while excavating
for cellar on the Motor line, near Twenty
sixth street. on Friday. The quartz was found
some four feet below the surface OF the earth.
The graders at work on the st. Paul, Min
peapolis 81 Manitoba short line precipitated a
strike of small proportions. Itwas caused by
a reduction in wages. compromise was
consummated yesterday and the men resumed
work.
Fred. Puhler is in the city. He comes with
a delegation from the Red River valley with
car load of agricultural products which will
be exhibited at the fair in connection with the
st. Paul, Minneapolis u Manitoba railways
display.
Peter Gee, a laborer in Stetson, Tenny d
Co.'s saw mill, on the East Side, had the mis-
fortune to get his right hand caught in the
EGGS of heavy machine. Before he could be
extricated his hand was horribly mangled.f A
partial amputation was necessary, and the en-
tire hand may have to be amputated.
At the ninth annual meeting of the Hahn
nemann society of Hennepin county the fol-
lowing board of officers were elected for the
President-Dr. O. M. Humphrey.
-President-Dr. j. G. Tucker.
Secretary and Treasurer-Dr. w. E. Leon
ard.
Censors-Drs. A. A. Camp, W. H. Leonard,
D. NJ. Goodwin.