Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Try dish of Oysters at the Boston Restau-
rant
There were 1,1O5 ii ckets sold for the pa
trolmen's ball on Friday evening.
Services will be held at the Y. NJ. c. A. par
lors this afternoon and evening.
Prof. Downey, of the State university, will
preach at the Andrew Presbyterian church,
this morning.
Gospel temperance services will be held in
Harrison hall, by the Reform club, this after
noon at o'lock.
Col. McCrory expects to be able to run
trains over the motor line to Excelsior by
week after next.
There is some talk OF having night watch
man placed at the city hall building, at sal
ry of $50 per month.
Miss Susie NJ Johnson, inspiratlonal speak
er, will lecture in Concert hall, 25O Second
avenue south, Nov. 20.
Services Will be conducted at the Church OF
the Immaculate Conception to-day by Rev.
Father James McGolrick.
The box sheet for the sale of seats for Frank
Mayo's engagement opened at the Nicollet
house drug store yesterday.
The Pillsbury A Touring mill will resume
business again tomorrow. The mill, how
ever, will not be run at its full capacity.
The publishers of the Celtic World, the
new Irish paper now being established here,
will be published by Messrs. Mccain, Wood
& Co.
A number of literary persons met at the res
idence of Mrs. D. G.. Shillock, and organized
a society for the winter months, on Friday
evening.
There is a bad leak in the water main on
Second avenue south, near Fourth street.
Workmen were at work looking for it yester-
day afternoon.
1t is the expressed opinion of Postmaster
Keith that the government Will erect building
in this city for the postal service purpose with
in the next two Years.
The st. Paul, Minneapolis IL Manitoba
Short line route has been completed to Ham
line university, and trains will be RIM from
st. Paul to the University to-day.
A recklessly driven farmers team ran into
a blackboard in South Minneapolis yesterday
WIN Idtal reSullS-lO tut puCh-Uoaiu. 1hO
farmer paid the damage done and drove on,
but more slowly and steadily.
The ladies of the Church of the Immaeu-
late conception, will give an oyster supper
in Market hall on Tuesday evening, for the
benefit of the church. The supper will begin
at o'clock. Danz' full band will furnish the
music.
A. L. Billings, OF First avenue south CON-
mission house, owns q horse which
asserted its high life and independence
by running away yesterday morning. He ran
into and considerably injured one OF the horses
of h G. Harrison &c Co.
Frank Mayo will open at the Academy to-
morrow evening in a full weeks engagement
in legitimates. It will be an exceptionally
brilliant week. Mr.. Mayos support is much
superior to that of most travelling troupes.
The Introductory play will be Othello.
Three plain DRINKS enumerates the amount
of the criminal business in the municipal
coourt yesterday. William Burnes, John Lans-
colt and Gustav Peterson were the unfortu-
mates. Sentence was suspended in the case OF
the first, while the other two went up for seve a
days, in default OF fine of s..
John T. Blaisdell unwisely left his horse and
buggy unhitched in front OF his house yester-
day morning just as the motor came along,
and the horse shareing his masters aversion to
the machine, started on bee line for Excel
sior. When last seen he was rushing over
the western hills at a 2:40 gait, with Mr..
Blaisdell as bad second, with every prospect
of being diStanced early in the race.