Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-13
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.


sufferers.
Some of the saw mills are still running at
full blast.
Judge Seagrave Smith returned home yester-
day morning.
Hon. E. NJ. Wilson returned from his trip
to Chicago yesterday.
E. w. Herrick, manager of the Academy,
has gone to Chicago.
Work has again been suspended upon the
new Westminster church edifice.
Joseph Valer, of the East side, has been
examined and pronounced insane.
Drop in at the Boston restaurant and enjoy
one Of Sullivan's fine square meals.
Gospel services will be held inc Y. NJ. c.
A. oarlors this afternoon and evening.
Large amounts OF coal continue to arrive
from the various coal fields of the country
The Grown Roller Touring mill will shut
down this week to put in system of puri-
fers.
After tomorrow the new gas engine at
Fuller & Johnson's warehouse will be in oper-
alton.
The two literary societies of the state uni
yersity viii give entertainments tomorrow
evening.
Frank E. Hesler has gone to Washington
to fill his new position in the treasury de-
partment.
The matinee entertainments at both tina
Academy and the Opera house were well at
tended yesterday
A regular meeting of the W. c. I. I. was
held in the hall over Elliott's music store yes
terday afternoon.
Mr.. Whitney conducted the Sabbath seho Of
teachers meeting held in the Y. NJ. C. A, par
lors yesterday afternoon.
The stock and agricultural implements OF
the Lyndale farm, formerly Col. King 's,) are
to be sold off at auction.
Work has been commenced upon the but
ments for the new st. Paul, Minneapolis d
Manitoba railroad bridge.
The green houses Of VIM. Bpckendorf were
destroyed by fire. The loss is estimated at ST.
500, with only $500 insurance.
Chaplain W. W. Saterlee will conduct the
gospel services of the Reform club to be held
at Harrison hall this afternoon.
It is expected that the newi Arctic Touring
mill will be completed and turning out patent
process within the next sixty days.
Prof. Tousley addressed the public school
teachers at the regular meeting yesterday
morning in the High school building.
Miss Susie NJ. Johnson, inspirational speak
er, will lecture in Concert hall, $50 Secon
avenue south, at 1880 e. m, November 49,
A rehearsal meeting of the Musical union
was held in Harrison hall last evening. a
concert will soon be given by this organ
iZation.
Work win be resumed on the paving of the
roadway of suspension bridge, this morning.
This work is relegated to the Sabbath day ex-
clusiyely.
The city council committee on railroads
will discuss the question of the Milwaukee
car shops at meeting to be held tomorrow
afternoon.
Prof. Danz's orchestra will give another
sacred concert in the new Turner hall this
afternoon An excellent programme will be
presented.
IN. Wood, OF Casselton, Dakota, has been
in the city arranging for the plating of new
town on Elm river, thirty-five miles west OF
Casselton.
AID Barge is in hopes OF influencing the
city council against the continuance of the
motor line at the next regular meeting. Two
to one, he fails.
The Union Touring mill which has been
shut down for some time, while workmen
were engaged in putting in new wheel, will
resume grinding tomorrow.
A monster snow p.ow is being constructed
in the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul rail-
railroad yards. That company is certainly
preparing for heavy snow storms.
Several touring mills closed down last
night on account of their inability to secure
sufficient number Of cars to handle their
products, or TO bring them wheat.
It is nothing uncommon to find milk
cart left fast in the morass of Western avenue.
That street is in frightful condition, and
calls for the early attention of the commits
sioner.
The kind hearted and benevolent ladies who
Instituted the Home for the Friendless, have
issued request TO the pastors Oh the yarl GUS
churches to cooperate with them in their
God-giyen work.
Deputy Health Officer Rich says the city is
not in the most clearly or healthy condition
desirable, but so long as this rain and storm
continues there is no power on earth to
remedy the matter.
Miss McAllster's company played the
"Overland Route for the last time last even
ing Tomorrow evening they will open with
an entirely new version of "Our Boarding
House." 1t is said to be excellent.
The residence of G. L. Levi took fire early
yesterday morning. Strange to say, the water
pipes were soon melted by the flames, which
let on the water works, thus quickly extin-
gushing the fire. The damage was nominal
The great SUNDAY GLOBE has saved people
thousands of dollars in directing them to the
Big Boston One Price Clothing House, Min
neapolis. The bargains thrown out to the
world are astonishing Mems boys and
children's clothing for all.
One of Hook and Ladder No. horses, as
they were dashing down Second street through
the mud to the fire, last evening, fell head
long, but quickly regained his feet, and the
race was resumed. The horse, fortunately,
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