Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-16
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Rev. DR.. Forbes will preach at the First n.
E. church this morning.
Rev. DR.. Sutler will preach at the Olivett
Baptist church this morning.
A meeting of the City Improvement society
was held at the City hall last night.
Gospel meetings will be held at the Y. N.
c. A. rooms this afternoon and evening.
Rev. ]. R. Berry will hold services at the
Washington avenue n. E. this morning.
| The yard of the Chicago, Milwaukee q ST.
Paul railroad Is being graded with gravel
The commissioners of the poor farm viii
hold a regular meeting tomorrow at . p. M
! A meeting of the committee from the city
council on sewers will be held tomorrow
at $50.
! Rev. w. w. Satterlee will conduct divine
service this morning at the Seventh street NJ.
E. church.
DR.. J. H. Tuttle will occupy the pulpit OF
| the church of the Redeemer this morning and
| this evening.
A commission will examine into the sanity
of the man Law, now confined as lunatie at
the county jail.
The unsold land on the list Of unpaid taxes
of 1879 and 1880 has all been assigned, and the
list is now clear.
Miss McAllister will produce the strong
temperance drama, "Ten Nights in a Bar
Room" this week.
DIR. Dunsmoor has abandoned his proposed
=, . +o,,r ouipo tn his connection with
the new Medical college.
The Hennepn avenue NJ. E. church will be
dedicated on the 23d inst, one week from To-
day. Bishop Foss will Officiate.
A man in the employ of Gilbranson's mill,
named Peter Paulson, caught his right hand
in door and had it severely Jammed
Miss Susie NJ. johnson, inspirational speak
err. will lecture in Concert hall, $50 Second av-
enue south, at 1890 a. m. October IT,
Work has been commenced by Superintend-
emf Atwood in laying a double street car track
from the Manitoba depot to Plymouth avenue
north.
Fred Bryton will appear at the Academy On
Friday and Saturday evenings next win a
strong company, in 1.-THE Man OF the iron
Mask.''
Yesterday James Madden, an employe OF the
Cole & Hammond mill, lost his thumb and
nart of the index by coming in contact with
circular saw.
Street Sprinkler Folsom begins to believe
that "Othello's occupation is gone" But ne
draws his pay just the same, and smiles the
smile of the just.
A gospel temperance meeting will be held
nv the Reform club in Harrison hall this after
noon at 8 o'clock. An address Will be made
by Chaplain Satterlee.
Peter ]. Gberst telegrrphs from River Falls
to the Buening Journal, denying the ramor
that he eloped with Miss Bertha Traeger or
anyone else. He claims to be with his "iie.
The members OF Germsnia lodge, knights
of Pythias, are requested to meet at the hall
at o'clock this afternoon, in full uniform, to
attend the funeral of Andrew Olson OF Scandal
lodge.
A st. Louis company have a crew OF men
building two fine ice houses on the island.
The capacity OF the proposed buildings Will
be 10, 600 tons, and will be completed as soon
as possible.
The turner's of the east side gave ball On
Friday evening at their hall. A number OF
outsiders came in during the festivities and
raised disgraceful Iumpus. None OF them
were arrested.
The members OF Scandal lodge Knights OF
Pythies will meet at their hall at L O'Clock
this afternoon in fun uniform, to attend the
funeral of Andrew Olson, who was member
of that lodge,
The Minneapolis Rife club, which was de-
feated in the contest ON Friday with the Pitts
burgh team, have asked the latter for new
trial owing TO the bad weather when the
shoot occurred.
The Hennepin county bar has petitioned the
legislature for an additional judge in this, the
fourth judicial district, owing to the increas-
ing business. Eighteen members OF the bar
signed the petition.
The land league will hold meeting at the
hall over the city bank this evening. A full
attendance is desired as the matter of the
arrest of their patron Parnell, will be brought
up for discussion or action.
1t begins TO look as though Minneapolis
was going to have paved streets in due course
of time. The residents begin to awaken. The
present muddy rivers which flood the thcr-
Oughfares have done the work.
James Manhanan got on jamboree, and
while in his dizzy condition amused himself
by smashing the glass in bridge square bar
Der shop. He was up before his honor for
the fracas, and paid fine OF S25.
Last evening Miss McAllster closed a very
successful week in Little Emily" The play
Is among the best the company has ever pro-
duced, and will bear another season in the
future. Tomorrow evening the company
will play "Serpent on the Heath"
Another instance is reported of a dalryman
who collects money in advance for milk tick
cts, and then is so shocklngly absent minded
as to forget to call and deliver the milk. His
cart bears this inscription: "Heunepin Dairy"
Such things are entirely too frequent.
So far as the Gentlemen's Diving Club is
concerned, the proposed races In Minneapolis
are off, owing to the continued rainy weather
But the owners of fast horses in this city are
still determined to have a contest, when Jupf-
ter Plurius will let up his everlasting persecu-
ton, and the track can be got in suitable con-
dition.
A stranger politely asked Mr.. D. D. Need
ham, travelling gentleman, to change a $50
bill for him, as he needed some change Mr..
Needham was accommodating enough to com
ply with the request; but he afterward ascer-
fo,o IN hat 3ba