Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-13
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MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELE1s.
Workingmens' Union meeting this eve
ming.
The Minnehaha trains were crowded yes
terday.
Sunshine and clouds struggled for suprem-
acy yesterday.
The insurance adjusters have not yet COM
pleted their work.
Haverly's New Orleans MINISTRIES are on
the road for this city.
The volnme of water in the river is still
slowly decreasing in depth.
The May term of the district court COM
mences tomorrow morning,
The Lurline boat club are happy in the
possession of some new shells.
: The Adah Richmond comic opera COM
pany gave sacred concert at Pence Opera
House last evening.
Now is the time to commence repairing
the cutters and sidewalks, and they are sad
" in need Of it, too.
The churches were well attended yesterday,
and many fine sermons were listened to by
appreciative audiences.
Yesterday was quiet, orderly day in Min
neapolis, and every one seemed to be on
their very best behavior.
The city was full of strangers yesterday,
and those arriving late in the day found
much difficulty in obtaining hotel room.
The Chalybeate Springs were well attend
ed yesterday. A line of omnibuses were
run from the NicoIlet House to the springs
via the ruins.
Don't forget the Turn Verein benefit en-
tertainment this evening. A large number
OF st. Paul people will come up and attend
the exhibition.
Rev. Father Powers, of tho Catholic
church commenced series Of meetings al
corner of Sixth street and Seventeenth ey-
enue south yesterday.
A large number of soldiers from Fort
Smelling were in Minneapolis yesterday and
behaved themselves much better than fol
the few days previous.
A concert and ball for the benefit of Mr..
]. II. Ripe is to be given at Turner's Hall,
West Division, next Saturday evening, May
18th, and of course will be we'll attended.
At the rate dynamite has been used in the
futile attempt to blow down the walls OF the
Galaxy mill, it would require about $4,000
worth OF that stuff to accomplish the under
taking.
The funeral of Ole Shei, one of the Victims
of the recent terrible disaster occurred yes
terday afternoon from the Scandinavian
church, on lower Washington avenue, ant
was we'll attended.
The funeral of Mr.. Adam Sites. who dice
at Grand Forks. D. T., on the 9th inst, tool
place on the East side yesterday morning
The funeral service was held at the residenc,
of Mr.. Sam Sites, brother of deceased.
Everything in the shape Of horses ane
carriages in Minneapolis were pressed int
service yesterday, and the livery stables ver,
emptied before two O'Clock. There is prob
ably no city in the Union where this class @
amusement is more highly enjoyed tina,
here.
The staging has been removed from tn.
front of George HUM & Co.'S drug store
and that structure presents most improved
appearance. The frescoing, new thing
here, was executed by the Weinard brothers
and reflects great credit upon the skill O
those artists.
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Ihe indecent exposure man is up to BIZ
filthy tricks down in lower town again. Tw,
ladies were stopped by him and they wer
compelled to shout for the police before tn
fellow would allow them to pass on. Befor
the police arrived upon the scene the villai,
had fled and his whereabouts could not b.
ascertained.
A number of Minneapolitans will visit St
Paul, this evening, to attend tho readin,
tournament at the Opera house. 1t will b.
well worth the time, and the money paid GU
will DO well spent. The entertainment her
on Saturday evening, was the first ever hels
in the city, of that class, and it is hoped tn
management will conclude to repeat tn
same at no distant day.
While the funeral possession was passin.
the corner of Third street and Eighth ave
nue. south, yesterday afternoon, horse at
tached to light carriage, in which tw,
young bloods were seated, became frightened
and started up the street at lively rate
After travelling about one block the carriag
collided with a fence, threw the young me,
| out, and damaged the vehicle somewhat
The young men escaped with few bruises.
august Schnidt's Funeral.
The funeral services performed over tn
! remains of Augustus Schmidt. ons of thu
victims of the explosion of the 'big mill,
occurred yesterday. At one O'Clock, tn,
various societies assembled at their head
quarters and shortly after marched to Har
monia hall, where the Sons of Herlnion,
and other societies had previousl,
assembled. After the service there the
remains were placed in the hearse
the societies formed in line, and the process
sion was one of the largest and most credit
able appearing ever seen in the city. With
| the various societies marching in full uni
form, with their flags and banners draped il
mourning, the long line of carriages and the
solemn music of the two brass bands pro
duced a apectacle that made such an impress
sion on ones mind as not easily to. b.
forgotten. The procession march
ed from Harmonic Hall down
Second street to Nicollet avenue. ur
Nicollet to Washington, down Washington
to Eighth Avenue South, up Eighth Avenue
south to the late residence of deceased. Here
halt was made, and the coffin containin,
the remains was carried into the house fol
the first time. After short ceremonies here
the coffin was once more placed in the hearst
and the procession again moved forward
passing up Eighth Avenue south to Fourth
street, and from thence to the cemetery.
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