Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-02
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

y ltrGe uutnDtf oil ICStGNtu sedto lul ID lue
of a Feather Nere sold yesterday.
Mrs. Madeline Foster, the young wife of
Dr. Foster, died from brain fever.
A regular meeting of Robert Blum lodge,
I. o. o. F., was held last evening.
Hooley's Comedy company in "Birds of
feather at the Academy TO night.
The great whale is now enroute for this city
and will be on exhibition at the fair.
The gas works for the purposes OF the
balloon ascension will cost at least $1,000.
The members of All Saints church went out
to Lake Minnetonka in great numbers yester-
day.
Free tickets have been rendered to the mill
ers for their Minnetonka excursion to-mor-
row.
The Catholic fair at the Market hall. contin-
ues in interest, and draws large crowds
nightly.
The Fifth Avenue Baptist church will go
out to Lake Minnetonka to-day on picnic
excursion.
Bold hunters started out yesterday-a little
army, as it were-to make an onslaught on
the chickens.
The regular meetings of the water commits
sion are held on the first and second Fridays
in each month.
Chief Munger is much improved and will
probably be able 10 attend to the duties OF his
office by Monday.
The new wheel pit at the Pllsbury mill
has been completed and the mill will be start
ed up again Oh Monday.
Yesterday force of thirty men from Mil
q yankee arrived 10 work on the new Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul elevator.
Ameeting of the young people of the Wash
ington avenue NJ E. church will be held at
the parsonage tomorrow evening.
The millers held another meeting yesterday
and perfected arrangements for their excur-
sion to Lake Mnnetonka tomorrow.
The iron moulders of st. Paul and Mime
apolis will unite in grand picnic excursion
to White Bear, on Saturday morning.
ga prisoner named Fogarty, who is serving
sentence of thirty days in the county jail,
is very low from an attack of typhoid fever.
Fire broke out in the North Star Wooden
mills early yesterday morning, but was ex-
tinguished before much damage had ensued.
The funeral of Mrs DR.. Foster will occur at
$50 O'Clock this afternoon from the residence
Of her parents at No 227 Seventh street south.
It is estimated that TO deaths occurred in
the city during the month of August, large
Der cent. of which resulted from typhoid
fever.
The county convention of the Greenback
Labor party will be held at Robert Emmet
hall, over the City bank, on Saturday after
noon, September 10, at o'clock.
Gustav johnson, a laborer on the eiinne-
apolis q st. Louis road, was accidentally
struck in the knee by pick in the hands of a
colaborer, and seriously injured.
A runaway horse hurled Mrs Lyon, of Lvn'
dale avenue, and her son into an excavation
on Eighth avenue north. Both were serious
ly bruised aud the buggy Was wrecked
The public schools will not be opened on
Monday, as previously announced, in order t.
give the children an oppo -tunity to attend the
far, but Will open on Tuesday morning.
The St. LOUIS express came in nearly two
hours late yesterday, and also the through
eastern train on the Chicago, Milwaukee &
ST. Paul road was in the same predcament.
Yesterday DR.. A. A. Ames left for Chicago,
for the purpose OF purchasing stock of med
iclGes for the new drug store to be established
under his new hospital. The drug firm will
be Fred. W. Ames & Co.
Reporters will hereafter be barred from en-
tering the clerks room at the police court
when lady witnesses are in it. Judge Cooley
announces that he will not permit witnesses
to be interviewed in the court room.
The association office is in receipt of a dis
patch from Winnipeg to the effect that whole
carload Of buffaloes would be shipped from
that point yesterday for exhibition at the fair
There will be no end to the novel attractions,
rest assured.
/. E. Harrington, of Sixth avenue south,
has been adjudged insane, and committed to
the county Jail for safe keeping. The malady
is the result of a sunstroke. His case is
violent at times, and the steps taken were to
protect his family from violence.
The annual meeting of the Hahnemann
society for Hennepin county, will be held at s
O'Clock promptly this evening,at the house of
DR.. Camp, SOL Fifth avenue south. AS this
is The meeting Tor JDe eiecJlOu Oh Oucers ior
the ensuing year, full attendance is earnestly
desired.
The case of stealing pump from H. P.
Winters by tenant named Mrs. Matilda
Wright, upon her vacation of the premises
mentioned in the GLOBE several days ago,
came up in the police court yesterday for ad-
indication. The same was continued until
next Saturday in order to give opportunity to
put in a defense.
Mary Hutchley issued search warrant for
ring which she alleges had been stolen from
her by a former lover. A ring answering the
description she gave was found at certain
livery stable. where 1t had been pawned. The
girl appeared at the municipal court yesterday
to claim the ring. She introduced lady wit
ness to identify 1t, but she did not wish to
swear positively that 1t was the the property
in question, but said it corresponded with it.
The complainant testified that it was hers, and
10 addition stated a Mrs. Williams knew of
the whole affair. The case was continued, and
subpoena issued for the appearance of Mrs.
Williams to give evidence.
At the Fai1. Crumbs.