Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-07
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The extension of the Bassett mill is rapidly
approaching completion.
The amount of sales on change yesterday
were considerably increased.
Rev. j. H. futile will preach this morning
at the Church of the Redeemer.
Who will be Prof Tousley's successor as
principal of the public schools:
D. D. Green has made an assignment 10 W
a. Fisher in favor of his creditors.
a song service will be held in the Y. NJ. C,
A. parlors this afternoon and evening.
&c. Chatfeld, Esq, will leave for the East
on a two weeks vacation this morning.
The regular meeting of Hennepin county
grange will be held on Thursday in this city.
The May number of George 5. Halls Pic
turesquc Northeast will be issued in few
days.
Two or three Methodist chapels are to be
constructed in different localities of the city
shortly.
A meeting of Father sheehey land league
will be held in the Robert Emmett hall this
evening.
Edoun's Sparks combination closed its en-
gagement to d good audience at the Academy
last night.
The semi-monthly meeting OF Michael
DayItt land leauge will be held in Norden hall
this evening.
Emma Jewett, the champion equestrienne,
has gone into training for the fall contest at
Col. Kings fair.
The Tennessee Jubilee singers Will give
concert in Harrison hall on Tuesday and
Saturday evenings.
The regular Sunday services of the Reform
club will be held in Harrison hail at $3.50
O'Clock this afternoon.
It is stated that L, F. Menage and a syndi-
cate OF st. Paul capitalists were the purchas-
ers of The Lyndale farm.
The limb upon which McManus was hung
has been sawed from the tree and carried
away by memento hunters.
The paying of suspension bridge IS now
being done in the night, so that the daily
traffic is no longer interfered with.
The regular monthly meeting of the Min
neapolis Press club will be held in the editorial
rooms OF the Tribune this afternoon.
Rev. Jabez Brooks, D. D., will occupy the
pulpit of the Foss III. E. church this morn
ing, and Rev. NJ. Tousley this evening.
The Knights Templar are now drilling pre-
paratory to their next annual cOnclaVe, which
viii be held in Red Wing on June 23d.
Lac Stafford will start for the east to-mor-
row morning, and Dame Rumor whispers
that Mrs. Stafford will return with him.
The regular meeting of the Father Matthew
Total Abstinence society Will be held in
Catholic Association hail at O'Clock this
afternoon.
An excursion train viii go out to Lake
Minnetonka this morning over the st. Paul,
Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad, the first of
the season.
Farr, the photographer, has sold large
number of the photographs of the atrocious
McManus, taken while suspended between
heaven and earth.
Louisa Edam, IN S-year-old daughter of a
farmer F. T. Edam, living near Minnetonka
mills, was burned to death on Wednesday by
her clothes catching on fire.
Rev. R. Forbes will conduct service at the
First NJ. E. church on Sunday morning at the
perance at 7:45 in the evening.
Yesterday morning G. W. Dicks horse ran
away on Eighth street. Mr.. Dick was thrown
from his carriage to the ground, and sustained
two bad fractures of his left arm.
Next Wednesday evening the Minneapolis
Zouaye company will be mustered out of the
state service, and Immediately the Ames' Zou-
ayes organization Will be perfected.
The Street Railway company will soon erect
new barn 96x9O feet near Monroe street, to
which point the Western avenue and Broad
way line is to be at once extended.
Darwin and His Doctrines, is the subject
of Fl. NJ. Simmons discourse, before the Uni
tartan Society in the Hebrew temple on Fifth
street south. Meeting at 1890 a. m.
Messrs. Barnard & Cope, whose furniture
factory was partially destroyed by fire yester-
day morning, suffered a loss of about Sc, 900,
which was fully covered by insurance.
Sam. Buselor, a train newsboy recently in
the employ of Johnny hurry, has skipped cut
for parts unknown, and took with him some
$36, which sum belonged to Johnny hurry.
He. Miller, an expressman, took patient
suffering from small. pox to the pest house
aDOub u WEEK ago. Ou FRIDAY M1ler WAS
also taken by the dread disease and is now in
the pest house.
The city improvement society will at once
begin work of identifying upon Second avenue
south. The avenue will be thoroughly
cleaned up, graded, and various kinds of shade
trees planted along the sides.
The receipts of wheat at this point yester-
day were Al 200 bushels, while the shipments
were only $500 bushels. Lumber shipments
were 100000 feet; -four, 1880 barrels; mill
stuffs, 273 tons; merchandise, forty-five cars.
Alderman Cleveland has been victimized by
the daring burglar. His house was entered
by cracksman early yesterday morning and
pocket.book containing twenty-five dollars
in cash besides a silver watch watch was
taken.
1t you would enjoy good palatable dinner
to-day, don't fail to 60 to the Boston res
taurantj at the corner of Hennepin avenue
and Second street. Tom Sullivan is a man
that can suit you to a T. Fine cigars a
speciality.
1t is announced that fifteen young ladies.
picked beauties, from the st. Louis entertain
ment, will be rendered an excursion to Min
neapolis and Lake Minnetonka. This galaxy
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