Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-23
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.


Suspension bridge continues in disgrace
full condition.
Eleven new HARDWOOD cases nave oeeA ni'u
in the district court.
Sheriff Eustis entertains just sixty-three IN
mates at his hosiery.
The Opera house matinee drew crowded
house Yesterday afternoon
Rev. Mr.. Forbes will preach at the FRS
NE. church this morning.
A. Sebearsol of the Musical union was held
in Harrison hall last evening.
A free course of drawing will be begun aI
the State university November z.
Geo. W. Mason, has been elected as lnlru
vice president Of the Reform CLUB.
The South Minneapolis club will open the
season in party on Thursday evening.
The water wheel in the Day mill has bee n
laid I'D for repairs and the mill shut down.
A number of new cases against Harwood
have been commenced in the district court.
The Washburn A mill has been shut down
for repairs and for the purpose of cleaning up.
A new wholesale cracker factory on Nicol-
lect Island is one of the things of the future.
The elegant new Franklin Avenue NJ. 4.
church will be dedicated in form this morn
ing.
One week from to-day the suspension bridge
will be temporarily closed for the purpose OF
repairing.
Rev. Thomas B. Wells, rector of st. Marks
church, will conduct services at 1880 this
forenoon.
Rev. H. NJ. Simmons, Unitarian, will preach
in Elliot's Music hall at eleven O'Clock this
morning.
Fred. Bryton's support is decidedly weak.
- Even he did not play with his accustomed
force and grace.
It is reported that Minneapolis commission
house has handled $4,000 worth OF cram
berries this season.
A regular meeting Of the W. c. 7. o., was
held in the hall, over Elliot's music store,
yesterday afternoon.
The Delta Sigma society of the State univer-
sity will give a literary and musical entertain
ment tomorrow evening.
The Hermean society of the State Univer-
sity will give musical and literary pro-
gramme tomorrow evening.
Rev. NJ. V. Montgomery will preach at the
First Congregational church at 1880 this
morning, and at 7:30 in the evening.
Rev. W. W. satterlee will preach at the Sew
enth street NJ E. church this morning, and
at the Reform club in the afternoon.
Rev. j. f. futile will conduct services at
the Church OF the Redeemer at 1890 this
morning, and at o'clock this evening.
Mrs. Farr went to Saltwater last evening,
where she will spend the Sabbath, conducting
divine services before the convicts in jail
Miss Susie NJ johnson, inspirational speak
err, will lecture in Concert hall, 250 Second
avenue south, at 1890 a. m, October 2Sd.
Gospel temperance meetings will be held at
the Y. NJ. C. A, parlors this afternoon at
O'Clock, and at 7.30 O'Clock in the evening.
A pulley fell upon the head of an employe
of the paint mill, on Nicollet island, named
Frank Jones, inficting painful scalp wound.
Preacher Bowdish finally succeeded In rails
ing money to pay his fine in the police court
for abusing his wife. A divorce suit is pend
ing.
J. G. Oswald's valuable trotting stallion
Gen. Sigel died yesterday with pinkeye. The
animal was valued at $1,000, and could trot
in 2:35.
The water in Lake Minnetonka is reported
higher than it has been for period of TWEEN
ty-fiye years. Most of the landings are sub
merged.
The first regular meeting of the new Min
neapolis chamber of commerce will be held
in the Security bank building, on Tuesday
evening.
A rousing Land League meeting will be held
in Robert Emmett hall this evening. Addresses
will be made by Roger Vail, Thomas CAVITY,
and others.
A meeting of the Congregational club will
belheld tomorrow evening at the residence of
OF. Griffin, corner of Second avenue south
and Ninth street.
Owing to the delay In the arrival OF through
freight from the east the carriages for the
coupe line have not yet arrived. They should
have been here over week ago.
Eighty-eight prominent citizens and prop
erty owners along the line have pettioned the
city council to take action in favor of contin-
ming the motor line to Lake Calhoun.
Peter Baoil, delirious with typhoid fever,
managed to escape from his friends on Thurs
day evening, and has not been found since.
Apprehension for his safety is natural.
Rails Humpty Dumpty will open at the
Academy on Monday evening. Humpty
Dumpty always draws immensely in Minneap-
oils, and this is said TO be the best troupe
travelling.
Regular gospel services Of the reform club
will be held in Harrison hall at o'clock this
afternoon. Chaplain W. W. Satterlee will
conduct the services. Music will be furnished
by the Musical union.
The nineteenth anniversary of St. Anthony
lodge l. o. G. T., was celebrated last night A
highly entertaining programme, consisting of
music, Rotations, addresses, ETC., was appre-
ciated by q crowded hall.
Chas. Fuller, one of the firm of Fuller s.
Simpson, has purchased The Nicollet avenue
hat store OF Cass. The firm of Fuller 6 Simp-
son will soon dissolve, the latter remaining at
the present store of the firm.
A good house witnessed the presentation of
"Ten NIGHTS in n Rar RoomD for the last