Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

Try dish of oysters at the Boston Restsur
ant.
The new Dean block is nearly ready for the
roof.
Any amount of hay in the market nova
days.
The Touring mills are nearly all in opera
ton.
The season for sociables and pleasant gath
erings of friends has arrived.
Thos. Sullivan of the Boston Restaurant ID
the popular caterer of the city.
1t is almost impossible to obtain any really
fresh or good butter in the market.
Chas. Cotton and R. h. Day departed yes
terday afternoon upon trip to Chicago.
Ell. Keyrs slipped and fell upon the side
walk at the Pacific depot and broke his leg.
A meeting of the commissioners of the poor
farm will be held at 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
Two freight cars were wrecked in he Mil
waukee & St. Paul yards on Wednesday night.
A large number of Excelsior people have
taken advantage of the motor line to visit the
city.
The crew of workmen have done good work
in removing the debris at the scene OF the mill
disaster.
The various lodges of Knights of Honor
will participate in public installation on the
evening of January9.
The Cedar Lake Ice company have suspend
ed work on their new ice house on the island.
Waiting for freeze.
The Minneapolis s. St. Louis railroad
brought in thirty cars OF wood and one nun
dred car loads of coal.
The ladies of st. Paul's church will give a
sociable and Christmas sale tomorrow even
ing in Elliot's Music hall.
Four more applications were made for men,
bership in the chamber of commerce yesterday
morning, which will make the entire member
ship 116.
TIP. O'Connor, Esq, was escorted through
the milling district yesterday, after which
Mr., O'Connor departed for Rochester, where
he will speak.
James Roger, cooper in the employ OF
Bumb's barrel shops, had his hand caught in
barrel machine last evening and lost thumb
IN consequence.
While handling some lumber in the yards OF
the Minneapolis s. st. Louis yards, Charles
Engstrom was seriously injured by piece OF
falling timber.
Platt B. Walker is concluding arrangements
for going to st. Louis, where he will establish
a paper which will advocate Mississippi river
navigation matters.
This evening social dancing party Will be
given at Turner hall under the auspices of the
Turner Society. Danz's orchestry has been
engaged for the purpose.
The ladies Of st. Marks society will hold
their annual supper at the residence OF Mrs.
R. B. Langdon, No. 30, Tenth street south. on
tomorrow evening. Supper will be served at
6 o'clock.
Anumber of vicious students at the univer-
sity surreptitiously gained possession of Presi-
dent Folwell's family horse, sheared of her
name and tail and then hoisted the animal into
the chapel where they hitched her to steam
pipe.
1t is now reported that the millers will not
proceed at once to the erection OF new mills
to take place of those destroyed by fire on that
memorable Sabbath morning. But the GLOBE
predicts that the rumor is badly taken, that
next season new and far superior structures
will loom up upon the sites OF the ruins,
pride to all Minnesotians,
The Mendelssohn club will give another
concert this evening. The programme OF
their last concert will be equalled if not e1-
ceIled in excellence. The club has been under
constant rehearsal and has, of course, greatly
improved in the meantime. 1t is perfectly
safe to predict that the Academy will be
crowded by the lovers of music.