Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-30
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MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
It will be nip and tuck next Tuesday.
The all-important day approaches choose
your man.
Politicians are looking for red-hot time
Of it next Tuesday.
The court house was absolutely barren of
news items yesterday.
Rand has accepted the nomination and
his friends are happy.
The river has fallen one inch during the
past forty-eight hours.
The street sprinklert we're struggling to
keep down huge clouds of dust yesterday.
Special communication of Khurum lodge,
No. 113, this evening. Important work.
Vacation for one week in public schools,
and the children are correspondingly
happy.
The last masquerade of the season was
given by the T. D. society, at Harmonic Hall
last evening.
The yard around the county jail is being
improved in appearance by number of fine
shade trees.
The MoVicker combination played ga
Celebrated Case" for the second time at the
Academy of Music last evening.
street sprinkler is making regular trips
across Nicollet Island and the east channel
bridge, and pedestrians appreciate it.
The Father Matthew T.. A. S. are requested
to attend the meeting on Sunday evening
next. A full attendance is requested.
The Hessian military band has returned
to Minneapolis, and will give a concert at
Turner's Hall, East Minneapolis, this even
ing.
The dime concert this evening will draw
another crowded house if the fine weather
continues The attractions are unusually
good.
The citizens relief association will meet
at nine o'clock this morning IN the old
United States express room on Hennepin
avenue.
A meeting of the committee on claims, of
the board of county commissioners, will meet
this morning in the auditors Office at the
court house.
The members of the Workingmen's Union
we're setting up the pins for the boys last
evening, and promise to make it hot for
some people next Tuesday.
Messrs. o. Charles Gale & Co. have rented
the old warehouse formerly occupied
by Anthony Kelly g. Co., to be used in con-
nection with their factory.
Minneapolis is in the healthiest condition
for this time of year ever known for some
time past, so report those who are consid-
cred authority in such matters.
An alarm of fire from box seventeen carly
last evening, was caused by some parties
discovering fire in a pile of brush in the
extinguished before any serious damage was
done.
The Comus club socials closed tho season
at Silver Grey hall. It was great success,
and those who have been in attendance
throughout the series, will look for an early
resumption of them with considerable
pleasure.
The railroad authorities are greatly both
cred by young school children standing on
the track until moving trains are almost up
on them and then quietly stepping off the
track. 1t is feared some accident will re-
suit from such carelessness if continued.
The first regular meeting of Hermone
lodge, No. 10, K. of P will be held in Pyth-
ian hall, corner of Washington avenue and
First avenue South, Monday evening, for
work in initiatory degree. All charter mem
bers who have not taken the first degree are
requested to be present at 1880, sharp.
Considerable complaint is heard in regard
to the condition of the street railway track
in various portions of the city. In many
places the track is so much higher than the
road that Transfers find great difficulty in
crossing the street. 1t is especially danger
GUS after dark, and the authorities should
look into the matter.
The municipal court only had one case up
yesterday. William Koran was brought up
charged with having stolen a coat. He
proved to the entire satisfaction of the
court that he was an honest man. The coat
was round by him on the street and upon
proving this fact he was discharged.
A lively runaway occurred on lower Wash
idgton avenue yesterday forenoon. team
was being driven by gentleman named
Thomas, when near Seventh avenue South
the horses became frightened, ran some dis
lance, overturned the wagon and threw the
driver out. Mr.. Thomas was quite severely
injured in the back, head and arms. The
team ran to the next corner, and was cap
tured before any further damage was done.
Il Rand Meeting.
A large meeting of the friends of Mr.
Rand met at Brackets hall last night fo1
the purpose of appointing working commit
tees and perfecting arrangements for grand
mass meeting tonight at Pence Opera House
Mayor DeLaittre, chairman; and Mr.. VOL
verton, secretary. A number of speeche
were made by Hon. Geo. A. Bracket, May