Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-10
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.
Indian summer.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
Indian summer.
Plymouth church services wers largely attended
yesterday.
The Written Burdett block on Hennepin avenue
begins to assume shape
Quite number Of logs wont over the falls and
down the river yesterday.
well attended gospel meeting was held in the Y.
n. G. A. parlors last evening.
Raw. DR.. Forbes preached 81 entertaining sermon
ct the First M. E. church yesterday.
The grand jury will meet the 18th Of the present
month, to try several criminal cases.
Four new tracks are being put in the lower yards
Of the Minneapolis b st. Louis road.
The steamer Lotus, the last Of the Minnetonka
feet, has been laid up for the winter.
regular meeting of Minneapolis lodge l. o. G..
T. will be held at las Niollsct avenue tonight.
Miss Matte Flanders, daughter Of the proprietor
of the Clark house, is seriously i'll with typhoid fever
The members of the Legislature in this city will
leave for st. Paul to-day to take part In the extra
session.
Grand Chancellor Harvey will visit HERMAN lodge
Knights Of Py,hias, this evening. Work in the third
degree.
The eighth annual anniversary CT the erusades T.
A. society will be celebrated at Catholic association
hall tonight.
The Henneptn avenue M. E. church will not be
dedicated before the I'D instant and possibly laer
than that GATE.
| concert will be given at the Centenary N
church on Wednesday evening for the benefit OF
| Prof. Ryh's sons.
If you want oysters served in any syle call st the
Boston restauraIt t, at any hour, day night, and
| you will be suited.
The little daughter of Edwin Provencal fell down
stairs at her home in North Minneapolis and broke
| her left arm aud collar bone.
| Miss McAllister will produce Little Emily, dram
stzation Of Charles Dickens David Copperdeld, at
the Opera houseth is evening.
| Prof. Danz Is preparing to open q series of Or
chestral concerts to begin October 18th, and con-
tnue every Sunday uutil May LIST.
At the meeting of the Mechanics and Working
mems Building and Loan association held on satur-
dry evening, 50, 239.0S was taken in.
| 14-year old boy named Frank Downs, while
currying horse. bitten in the face by the ami
| NAL. portion Of his nose severed.
| The October term Of the district court for the
| cOurth uihtIlCt Will Opeu OIL VIC lotu luetaut. AL
cases must be entered on the calendar tomorrow.
| Democratic caucus will be held at hose house
No this evening, to place in nomination candi.
date for county missioner from the Third dis
ttict.
The young people of the First Baptist church
will give musicale tomorrow evening. The pro
cesds will be for the bsns: Of the flower mission OF
the church.
rrl,o k,a .<ofa univ itv
give musical and literary enter anpnent this even
ing. An exceptionally fine programme has been
prepared, consisting of nine numbers.
On tomorrow and the following evening the &C
ademy will be occupied by the Paine Brocoliui Comic
Opera troupe. The tale of tickets will be opened al
| the Nicolet house drug store this morning.
Gso. A. Pill.bury will have to hurry his boots o,
he will lose the Office Of alderman Of the Fifth ward
to which he has been elected. The -quirei
that he shall qualify within ten days after the cleo
ton.
Commencing on Friday the pupils of Miss Shaw's
art school VIII give q rsception and exhibition oil
their work for the past year. at the studio 1921
Nicolet avenue. It will continue through Saturday
and Monday
Rev. II. n. Simmons, Unitarian preacher. Mad
In Elliett's hall on Nicollet yesterday
ing and last evening. Unitarian church society
| will be fully organized here and it is highl,
| probable that Mr.. Simmons will be engaged as its
pastor
The Zouavs corps is making arrangements for Q
sariss of dances to be ipaugnrsted the coming
month and to continue throughout the winter The
company is now taking under afvissrent two Oh
three halls but have not yet decided whether they
will remove their armory or not, Or in case they do
| which hall they will select.
J. Frank Conkling, recently of the Milwaukee Of
fee Ct the Chicago, Milws. kee st. Paul Railroad
company, has made Minneapolis his home. He has
sstant msnager of the Academy Of Music. Mr.
Conklng first became acquainted with tn city dur
lug the recent fair HIS sent here hy tht
railroad company to take charge of all excursions
over the various lines Of the company.
On Saturday man was engaged in loading up hi
wagon from freight Car near the st. Paul, Mime
apolis Il Manitoba depot. Every time train would
move past his team would start up This annoyauc
exasperated him. and he hnal caught up cudge
and began to chastise the horses most crue
manner Several kind hearted ladies' living hare
by sent for policeman, but before the coppers ar
| rived upon the scene the horsewhippsr had beer
notified Of the intention Of the ladies, and lie hur
riedly made himself scarce.
| at about noon yesterday while the dairyman, p
A. Peterson, was driving across Washington ,venu.
at the Fourteenth avenue sonth Gro. sing. His team
cOllidod with four men. One Of the men was hit
by one Of the horses, which made him exceedingl y
wrathy. TO give expression to MS feelings he plea
| UP up handful of rocks and began firing the ms
sies ut the head Of tho peddler Of the acteal The
latter did not appreciate this kind of atten ion. Ose
| of the rocks took effect upon his shoulder. Ha
then drew his revolver and doubtless frghJu car
| nival would have resulted had he with the rock
persisted in his career. bnt fortunate.
| iy he thought it Was time tc
| suspend operations. brace of policemen
were called upon who soon after relieved the fluid
| peddlar Of his pop. The will probably be
brought before Judge Cooley to-day.
Eymeneat Horoscope.
| The clerk Of the courts Issued marriage licenses
| to the following victims of cupid's darts:
Marchall Dean and Minnie Hanson.
| John Lundlin and Christian q Erickson.