Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-10
NJ MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
Specially Reported for the Daily Globe
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Major Morrill, mourns TIE loss of valu-
able horse that died on Saturday.
Sight seers seem to have lost all interest
in the ruins, and but few people were down
there yesterday.
A large number of Minneapolis people
we're entertained as Oswald's summer garden
just outside the city limits yesterday.
The German element are to enjoy them
selves at Harmonic hall this evening. Dane
ing will be the chief attraction.
Brother Gale will soon present his Mime
spol1s patrons with another reading tourn a.
ment, with Miss Couthoui as the principal
attraction.
DR.. A. A. Ames has removed to the old
homestead opposite the court house, where
ne can now be found out of Office hours by
those desiring his services.
The chief of police says people who are
wise will keep close watch on their doors
and windows just at this time. The season
of the perambulating circus is at hand.
DIR. Ames will this week, under instruc-
tons from the Supreme Chancellor of the
world, proceed to institute Section No. 2l3,
knights of Pythias, in the city of Saltwater.
Since the introduction of brass buttons
and fringes many of the ladies now wearing
military narratives to their summer sacques
look like members of the Mulligan Guards.
Ten boot blacks were arrested in Mime
apolis yesterday morning for desecrating the
Sabbath. It was a hard lesson for them, but
will have a benefting influence upon the
little rascas.
Milo S. Davis, an old resident of Mime
apols, writes that he is now q resident of
Santa Rosa California, and will be glad to
see his old Minnesota friends who stray out
in that region.
The Cataract engine company boys pro
pose to hold their annual celebration soon
and, are making preparations for an even
more highly enjoyable party than usual.
Pence Opera house will probably be chosen
for the occasion.
The Red Rock camp meeting, it is be-
lieved, will be more generally attended this
year than ever before. Already the prepara-
tions are being extensively made, and the
Methodist brethren are anticipating much
good from the services to be held the last
week of this month and the first week of
July.
An alarm of fire was sounded from box 18
at O clock last evening. A GLOBE reporter
visited the place and found the old red Day
building near the fair grounds in flames.
Being beyond the reach Of the water mains
the fremen could do nothing and it was
burned to the ground. 1t was uninhabited
and no special loss.
Another runaway yesterday. Down by the
depot D. Il. Hutchins' horse became some
what excited, and shortly afterwards while
tied to hitching post in front of Mr..
Gregorys residence on Sixth avenue south,
made a lunge, threw himself, and broke the
shafts. Being thus set free the animal
started for the suburbs, and when last seen
was making good time towards new fields
and pastures green in the country.
A bay horse being driven by Eta and Sa-
die Jayne, on Sunday, behaved rather
naughty down ON Fourth street. The I'M
gallant steed suddenly turned about, upset
the vehicle to which he was attached, and
started for home, regardless of the conse-
. quences or feelings of the fair drivers. The
ladies were thrown out, but fortunately sus
tanned no severe injuries. Miss Sadie was
the most roughly handled, receiving quite
severe injuries about the right shoulder.