Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

A brilliant week at the Academy.
The river still is raging at a high mark.
A large criminal day at the municipal court
to-day.
Physicians report that typhoid fever cases
are increasing.
The Apollo club will begin their season
next Wednesday evening.
Pillsbury & Co., have shut down their
Touring mills at the falls.
Interesting gospel services were held in the
7. M. G. A. parlors last evening.
The Boston restaurant continues to serve
the best interests of the elmer man.
The cost of putting in the new heating ap-
paratus at the court house was $2,350.
Steamer No. will 60 to no more fires until
the streets are in passable condition.
The new gas eng inc at Fuller & JOhnson's
warehouse will be set in motion to-day.
The new steam heating apparatus at the
county Jail was completed on Saturday.
A regular meeting of the Minneapolis
Light Infantry will be held at Market hall this
evening.
A meeting OF the St Andrews society will
be held at Craik g. Stewards store tomorrow
evening.
A special meeting of the directors of the
Reform club will be held in Harrison hall this
| evening.
The Harmonic society played "Othello'' last
evening, with Mr.. Boehr as Othello and Dr.
| Hlrsch as lago.
Jack Haverly's New Mastodon minstrels
| will open at the Academy Tor two nights TO-
morrow evening.
Work Will he commenced this morning in
putting in new machinery in the Northwest.
srn Touring mills.
A regular meeting OF Hermion lodge,
Knights of Pythias, will be held in Pythlan
hall this evening.
Miss Nellie ALDER, o teacher In the public
schools on the East SIDE, is dangerously i'll
with typhoid fever.
A regular meeting Of Minneapolis lodge, /.
| o. G. r., will be held at No. 125 Nicollet
avenue, this evening.
An important meeting of the Crusaders
society will be held in Catholic Association
hall tomorrow evening.
| Goodies" is the play which the Crusaders,
dramatic club is now 1ehearsing. 1t will be
PLAYED about Christmas time.
| The lumbermen are purchasing supplies for
their logging crews, which will be sent to the
woods as soon as winter sits in.
The Delta Sigma and Hermion societies, of
the state university, will give literary and
musical entertainments this evening.
August M. Kurdop, farm hand from
Richfeld, has been adjudged insane and con-
fined in the county Jail for treatment.
| The funeral of the late Jos. T. Rosevear &C.
CURED from the family residence, No. 3O6
First avenue south, yesterday afternoon.
| Mrs. McClenathen, of South Seventh street,
lies very low with dangerous fever attack.
Her physician has little hope of her recovery.
A large colony of emigrants, who arrived
in the city on Saturday evening, took their de-
parture for the Red River country last even
ing.
| Oyer 1000 new books have been added to
the Athen@um library during the past year.
The library now numbers 10000 choice vol
umes.
The Merchants hotel, which has been closed
for few weeks since the removal of Joe
Lamont, will be opened as a boarding house
to-day.
| The ladies of the church of the Immaculate
Conception are preparing to give an oyster
supper in Market hall soon, for the benefit Of
| the church.
This evening Miss McAllister will produce
''The Haut-Ton Boarding House," at the OPP
era house. This is an entirely new version of
"Our Boarding House,
! A meeting of the board of directors of the
Children's Home society will be held to.mor-
row afternoon at O'Clock at the Home, No.
$40, Second street northeast.
The Mendelssohn club will hold rehearsal
meeting at D. Blakely's residence on Nicollet
Island, this evening. The date of their next
concert has not yet been set.
Corn is reported plenty in Iowa, and of fine
quality. Minneapolis houses would rejoice
more il it was nearer, however. Corn here is
scarce, and not OF the best quality.
The Cadets club will give dramatic enter
tainment in Catholic Association hall on We'd
nesday evening, for the benefit of Immaculate
Conception church improvements.
| The new French Catholic church on the East
side was dedicated yesterday in the impressive
ceremonies of the church. Bishop Ireland
| presided, assisted by eminent clergy of the
state.
| Last evening the sleeping room Of Herman
Rudolph, at 400 Fifth avenue south, was
entered by thief, who helped himself to an
ulster, hat and silver watch. The police
are on the scent.
The second annual ball of the Minneapolis
patrolmen, will occur in new Turner hall on
Friday evening. Itbids fair to be the most
extensive affair of anything of the kind ever
given in the northwest.
The Union Touring mill having been
thoroughly placed in repair, will be started up
again this morning, Notwithstanding the
efforts made by the Milwaukee parties to in
duce all the millers to close down.
A woman relieved counter in T. 81. Auer-
bach's dry goods store, on Nicollet avenue, OF
a fine $50 ostrich plume. Mr.. Auerbach is in
possession of the name of the shop-lifter, but
Tefrains from giving 1T in hopes OF her return
ing the feather.
The Minneapolis Methodist preachers as
ISOLATION will hold regular meeting in Cen
tenary M. E. church at ESQ O'Clock, this after
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