Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-02
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

DR.. Bray is convalescent.
Street VIII eat brought $133 per bushel.
The water is raging in Bassett's creek.
There is no danger of the log jam
breaking away.
A regular meeting of the W. c. T. O..
was held yesterday afternoon.
The fines collected in the municipal
court last month foot up $2,329.
The Chicago through express was over
two hours late yesterday afternoon.
ga Scrap of Paper will be put upon
the boards at the Opera house on Monday
night.
Rev. DR.. j. II. futile will conduct
services at the Church of the Redeemer
this morning.
A regular meeting Of the county COM
missioners will be held tomorrow in the
auditors office.
Miss McAllister announces "Othello"
at the Opera house on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings.
A gospel temperance meeting will be
held by the ReformEClub in Harrison hall
at O'Clock this afternoon,
The Greenback county convention,
which was called to meet yesterday after
noon, appeared to be fizzle.
a meeting of the committee from the
council committee on roads and bridges
will be held on Monday evening.
The little Wideawakes, under the
charge of Mrs. FAIR, will meet at Harri
son hall at O'Clock this afternoon.
One of Mr. Cooks herses which had
been left hitched too near the crossing,
was struck by locomotive and injured.
A week ago J. S. johnson lost daugh-
ter from typhoid fever, and on Friday
night his eldest son died from the same
disease.
A regular meeting of the Ladies Eme-
raid Isle land league will be held in Rob-
ert Emmett hall, over the city bank, this
evening.
Reading and How to Teach" was dis
cussed at the public school teachers
meeting yesterday forenoon at the High
school.
A bill of absolute divorce has been
granted Laura V. B. Egbert from her
husband, in the district court, upon the
ground of desertion.
Clerk Davenport has placed the list
containing 324 names, of the delinquent
tax payers for 1880, in the hands of
Sheriff Eustis for collection.
A reception was rendered Rev. and Mrs.
E. NJ Williams, pastor of the Second
Congregational church. last evening, and
a very pleasant affair it was.
Charles Traeger, minor, has brought
suit for divorce from his wife, Olive
Traeger, in the district court. He alleges
that she has become an inmate of a house
of lll-fame at Brainerd.
The pinstock of the outer wheel in the
Day mill exploded and demolished things
things generally. The mill has been shut
down for repairs in consequence. The
Pioneer mills are also shut down.
An extra train will be run to Red Wing
to attend the funeral of c. J. Kinney.
The train will leave the Chicago, Milwau-
kee & st. Paul railway depot at a. m.
At about IL o'clock on Friday night,
three foot-pads stopped the driver of a
Cedar avenue street car and went
through him. They succeeded in getting
$3.50, but missed S12, which he had in
another pocket.
Business men of Minneapolis should
bear in mind that P. T. Kavanagh will
sell 40 acres IN the Second ward of this
city at auction, at the hall of the new
Market house in st. Paul, at promptly
e'clock on Monday afternoon.
The nanny Minneapolis friends of
Miss Emma Jewett, the equestrienne, are
jubilant over the triumph of the young
lady at the Rochester fair in the twenty
mile contest with Miss Belle Cook, and
scoring the fastest time on record.
A fine oil painting of General Garfield
has been placed on exhibition IN the Mic
ollet house lobby, and attracts deal OF
attention. 1t is from the brush of II. G
Conner, of Omaha, who has been So
journing in Minneapolis since the fair.
The Hennepin county Democratic con-
vention will meet in Harmonic hall next
Wednesday, to place in nomination 6
county ticket for the November election
and also to elect twenty eight delegates
to the State convention In St. Paul on
Thursday.
A joint festival will be given by the
Michael Davitt, and the Ladie.
Emerald Isle land Leagues in