Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-05
MrNNEAPoL1s GLOBELETs.

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''Ifs childrens' day. Make them happy
by taking them all to the fair.
The veteran will be put on the boards
at the Opera house this evening.
The Mitchell Pleasure party in "Our
Goblins," at the academy tonight.
Open air religious services were held
in front of the city hall last evening.
Communion service was held at the
First M. E. church yesterday morning.
The regular meeting of the board of
trade will be held at O'Clock this morn
ing.
Veteran and Honeymoon are on the
boards at Pence Opera house for fair
week.
Yesterday noon the motor jumped the
track at the corner of Nicollet and Thir-.
tenth. @
Minneapolis lodge will hold regular
meeting this evening at No. 125 Nicollet
avenue. 81
Thena johnson, aged II years, died on
Saturday at the Cottage hospital, Of ty-
phoid fever.
Special police appointed for the fair
are ordered to report this morning at Z
O'Clock, for duty.
Yesterday Rev. Mr.. Simmons, the elo-
quent Unitarian divine, preached in Cur
tiss hall at IL O'Clock.
Rev. ]. R. Berry conducted religious
services at the Oak Lake grove concert
park yesterday afternoon.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Minneapolis Typographical union was
held yesterday afternoon. las
The county commissioners will hold a
regular session at the auditors Office in
the court house this morning.
The Arlington house has closed for the
season, and Mr.. Hyser has resumed his
old position as clerk at the Nicollet.
The year at the Bennett seminary will
commence this morning, under the su.
pervislon of Misses Kenyon and Abbott.
A very interesting meeting of the
Michael Davitt Land League was held
last evening in the hall over the City
bank.
Homer Bailey, employed as car repair
er, was run over and killed on the Min
neapolis & St. Louis road, near the round
mouse, On Saturday night.
The commission of postal inspectors
will be in the city to-day. The object OF
the visit is to examine into the needs OF
This city for postal facilities.
Through the efforts of MIR. w. F. Kelly
$I22 has been collected towards the pnr-
chase Of a horse and buggy for the priest
Of the chuc--h of the Holy Rosary.
An excellent lecture was given by Prof
Downey, of the State university, at Cen
tennary NJ E. church last evening upon
'.The stars and what they teach of the
CREATOR t
Another meeting of the teachers
of the public schools will be
held at the superintendent Office in the
high school building, this morning at
$3.50 o'clock.
Owing to the crowded condition of the
Cottage hospital, with typhoid fever
cases, number of patients who should
be sent there are being treated at private
residences at the expense of the city.
Mr.. r. Borden has brought in two car
loads of horses from. his farm at Bing-
ham lake, and his stable of twelve superb
horses, including the famous Minnesota
Chief, reached the fair grounds last even
ing. a
A special policeman has been appoint
ed to be on duty exclusively at the Bos
ton restaurant throughout the week,
commencing this morning. Mr.. Sullivan,
the proprietor, is determined to run an
orderly house.
Moses Albaugh, of Marysville, Mo-, ar
rived in the city yesterday to visit his
brother Dan. Although an old citizen of
this place, and at present business man
ager of Pence Opera house, they had
not met in fifteen years.
Mrs. Louisa q. feathers, the insane pa
tient confined at the county Jail, has be-
come very violent, and Sheriff Eustis will
make another effort to have her taken to
the hospital In st, Peter, although ad
mission was once refused her.
Mr.. R. E. Lloyd, formerly chashier of
the Citizens bank at Montevideo, has
severed his connection with that institu-
ton, and is in the city making arrange
ments by which be becomes permanent
citizen of the sawdust metropolis.
WI. Whitney, formerly salesman in
charge of the boys clothing department
at the Boston One Price, but now repre-
sentlng Boure, Daniels & Goss, whole
sale clothing of Boston, is located with
fine line of Of samples in the third story
of the Wolford block, on Hennepin ave-
nue.. 81 LE1i.,E ti-t aalE g
An application for the appointment of
commissioners to condemn land for the
Chicago, Milwaukee g. St. Paul Railroad
company has been filed IN the district
court. It is the wish of this company to
construct a spur track from the
corner of Second street and Sixth
avenue south to the Crown Roller mill.
A gentleman who is stopping in the
city for a short time complains that this
is the only place he has ever visited where
news boys were not a nuisance. He says
that in most cities he has visited the boys
annoy him every hour in the day solicit
ing his patronage. While here he has to
run after them, and if not on hand at the
earliest hour their stock is closed out. He
reads the GLOBE.
For square meal 60 the Boston restaur-
ant. Open day and night. T. SULLIVAN.
CMpid's Victisss. ~
Marriage licenses were issued to the
following parties during the past week:
Fred Schieber and Julia Herder.