Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-24
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

Lights O London at the Grand this
evening.
FIN. Lane, of Oregon, arrived in the
city yesterday.
W. W. Durand, the press agent for Bar
NUNS circus, is in the city.
There was rise of about ten feet in the
water at the falls yesterday.
The Irish National League held their
usual weekly meeting last evening.
CT. Douglas and family left last even
ing for the east over the Albert Lea route.
A special meeting Of the uniform, u rank,
knights Of p taia., is called for this even
ing.
Frank Agnew. Of Chicago, is in The city
again, and was yesterday the guest Of Col.
Glenn.
The Comique restaurant IS The place for
hungry man to get a frst-class meal at
fair price.
The sleeper on the eastern train, via the
Albert Lea route last evening was filled to
every birth by Minneapolis people.
The head-race of the Palisade Touring
mill IS being widened, aud large force Of
Iaborers were employed thereon yester-
day.
The 4. O. L. held a large and interesting
meeting yesterday and transacted consid-
cradle business of Importance to the Or
ganization at large.
John Murray, the well-known newsman,
died yesterday and viii be buried to-mor-
row morning from the Church of the I'm
macUlate Conception.
"Ten Years; Or Falsely Accused" will
be the bill at Pence Opera house this even
ing, with the talented actor W. J. Thomp-
son in the leading role.
The Boston re5taurant is doing big
business since Mr.. Townsend assumed
charge of the establishment. Prices mod
crate, and fare excellent.
Hon. Charles NJ. Foote and Col. J. e..
HeniOn left last evening on trip to Gin
cinnati, where they will inspect the new TO-
000,000 gallon capacity pump of that city.
Prof. Dexter, being unable to secure a
desirable location, will for time postpone
opening al Office IL St. Paul. His pa
tients IN that city will visit him at the
Syndicate block.
Patrick Casey, of Darwin, the bonanza
farmer of EGeekor county. who raised 1000
bushels of No. wheat this year, is on a
visit TO his sister, Mrs. Bridget Gibbons,
SO Ninth street north.
The death Il z. Gaylord, at The age Of
eighty-one years occurred yesterday at the
corner Of Twentieth avenue, north, and
Eleventh street. The remains viii be
taken to Faribau.t for interment.
Officer Quiulaa arrested two men, sup
posed to be the robbers of Donaldson 81
Roth's store at 121 South Washington ave-
nue.. The value Of the goods stolen was
$50. There were five watches and q lady IS
gold chain and finger ring stolen.
J.H. Hutchinson, formerly Of the Lake
Park hotel, Riinaetonka, returned yester-
day from trip 10 Winnipeg, whittier he
had baan on business connected with his
opening the new hotel at that place. He
failed to perfect arrangements to that
end, and is undecided as to whether he
viii pen the house or not.
Elmer Foster, who played behind the bat
IN tie Grown Stocking base ball club of
this 9 with such success the first part of
the present season, but who met with q Sc
rioua Iaishap in spraining his ankle, has
SO far recovered that he Will leave to-mor-
row morning to join the Gilbert Theatri-
cal company. He will do leading juve-
niles, although lie formerly played leading
heavie5.
The new st. Elizabeth German Catholic
church will be consecrated according to the
ritual Of the church on Sunday, Oct. Z, the
Right Rev Bishop Grace, of ST. Paul, Off
oiating. All the Catholic societies Of the
city will participate. They will fora into
a procession al the Church of the Immao
ulate Conception at 9 o'clock a. NJ, and
march to the St. Elizabeth church, corner
of Eighth street and Fifteenth avenue
south.