Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-14
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

scarce these days.
The Cincinnati excursion looked over
the city yesterday.
The Y NJ c. A gospel meeting VIII
occur at 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
Open air speeches were made by few
Greenbackers in front of the city hall last
night.
The house of Mrs. Abrams, near the
Short Line Junction, was burglarlzed OF
SO in cash.
There are seventeen cases of typhoid
fever being treated at present in the Cot
tage hospital.
Owing to the absence of the rector
there will be no services at st. Marks
church to-day.
Quite a party from Indianapolis and
an excursion from Louisville arrived in
the city yesterday.
B. F. Cole was seriously injured by be-
ing thrown from his buggy while riding
through the streets.
The excursion 10 Minnetonka last night
met with serious obstacle in the cool
ness of the weather.
The G. A. r., of Minneapolis, will at
tend en- masse the encampment at Still
water on Wednesday.
A workman at the Pioneer Mill fell
twenty feet into sluice and climbed out
again without INJURY.
The committee from the common coun-
ell on roads and bridges will hold meet
ing tomorrow evening.
The arrival of tourists and strangers
Yesterday was much less than that of any
former day for two weeks
A regular meeting of the city council
will he held on Wednesday evening. The
council will then adjourn until Septem-
Der It'll.
The regular Sunday gospel temperance
meeting will be held in Harrison hall by
the Reform club, beginning at O'Clock
this afternoon.
The members and friends of the Cen
tenary II. E. church are preparing for an
excursion to the Dalles of the st. Crolx
on Thursday next.
Eric johnson has been arrested for lar
ceny on the charge of Alf. Hefland his
brother-in-law and room mate. The
amount stolen wasis27.
The finding of the court martial which
was held in the case of Lieut.. Naylor
will be reported at the regular meeting of
the Light infantry tomorrow evening
The physicians report that the sudden
and excessive changes in the tempera-
ture during the past few days, has &C.
casiened an alarming increase Of sick
ness.
Rev. j. r. Berry, of the Washington
Avenue NJ. f. church, will conduct the
open air services at Oak Lake Grove Con-
cert park this afternoon, beginning at
O'Clock.
1t has been an exceedingly good week
for marriage contracts, despite the ex-
oessive hot weather during most of the
time Clerk Davenport issued nineteen
licenses.
Rev. L. T. Graham, pastor of the OH
vet Presbyterian church, Philadelphia,
will fill the pulpit of the Westminster
PRESBYTERIAN church during the absence
Of DIR. Sample.
All members of st. Paul's parish are
earnestly requested to meet at the church
this evening at 7:30 O'Clock. Matters of
importance will be brought before the
meeting for consideration.
The spaces allotted to exhibitors in the
exhibition buildings for the fair are being
RAPIDLY taken up, and those who have not
already made arrangements cannot afford
to lose any time in doing so.
Chris Goehringer was attacked and Sc
riously bitten by an ugly dog, owned by
farmer, while crossing the street in front
of the city market. Mr.. Goehringer fired
two ineffective shots at the cur. az
The Pat Davitt, Land league will hold
Irregular meeting in Robert Emmett's
hall over the City bank, this evening. A
full attendance is desired, as business Of
Importance will come up for action.
The wheel pit at the Pillsbury A mill
is constantly filling with water, and
causes deal Of annoyance and appre-
tension 4 steam pump has been sent
for to draw out the water. The mill has
been obliged to suspend work in conse-
quence
The passenger Arrangement for Mime
apolis trains on the Chicago, St. Paul,
Minneapolis s. Omaha line goes into effect
tomorrow and thereafter. Through
passenger trains, East and West, will
leave this city daily.
Sau-Ah- Brah, distinguished Burmese,
will deliver lecture in his native CO.'S
tune at the First Baptist church to-day,
and on Monday evening. Subjects.
Buddhism and Brahminism,' and
'sCustoms and Manners
By the intervention and pleading of
friends Judge Cooley has been induced
to lower the fine of a. H. Folsom, the
brutal bartender, who so mercilessly beat
J. Carney, drunken customer, from $75
and costs to $50 straight.
The Skon and Sawyer imbroglio, re-
ported in Saturdays GLOBE, was yester-
day amicably brought to a settlement by
stipulation Sawyer removed the objec-
tionable barn to the further side of the
lot, and Mr. Skoll will seek other quart
ers and surrender his lease