Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pecially Reported for tho Daily Globe
sIINNEAPoLIs GLOBELETs


Yesterday was remarkably quiet Sunday.
TIE churches were well attended yester
day.
Yesterday was bright, clear, warm day, one
Of the first of the season.
Regular convention of Hermione Lodge,
knights of Pythias, this evening.
An unusually large number of people were
out doors enjoying the beautiful weather
yesterday.
Eight fee eight and one-half inches of
water in the river at this point, as registered
by the gauge on Sunday.
Lake Calhoun, Minnehaha Falls and Lake
Como were visited by large number of
Minneapolitans on Sunday.
The Delta Sigma society of the State Uni
versity have another one of their pleasant
entertainments this evening.
Dick Oglesby and his jolly Troubadors
will please our amusement loving people on
Friday and Saturday evenings of this week.
The tramp fraternity seems to be de-
creasing in numbers in this section, thanks
to the energetic movements of our efficient
police department..
| Projectors of fruit stores should be re-
quired to keep their sidewalks in front of
their stores cleared and free from the orange
and banana peel. This is a serious nuisance
in some sections of the city.
A pony belonging to the Rev. A. B.
i I,
Sunday, and has not been seen since. Any
one finding said animal, will find the owner
by calling at SIS Twelfth avenue south.
The Social Science association, Sunday af-
ternoon discussed the questian, "What social
conditions tend toward establishing families
and keeping them together, and what others
tend towards preventing or scattering
them?''
Special meeting of the board of trade at
their rooms, city hall building, at 9 O'Clock
this morning. The special business is to
hear statements from parties engaged in the
manufacture of threshing machines, who are
DESTROYS of locating their works in this city
| The funeral services over the remains OF
John Lensjen, late fireman of Germania en-
l SAuo ISO. OCCuIIeu yesterday 1ILCr-
noon from his late residence, corner of Main
street and Thirteenth avenue northeast. The
fire department turned out in full uniform
headed by the East Minneapolis brass band
Some means should be devised to prevent
pedestrians crossing the river by way of the
staging over the new stone bridge after dark
| Unless some action is taken in the matter an
accident will occur at no distant day, and
then, fault will, in all probability, be thrown
upon the city. The night policeman on the
island happened along just in time to rescue
an intoxicated man from such fate the
other evening.
On Sunday young gentleman of this city
hired a horse and carriage and drove
down to Minnehaha Falls with a young lad,
friend. While enjoying the view at the falls
the horse broke loose and returned home
As no other means of conveyance could be
procured, the gentleman left the young lady
in charge of another gentleman while be
came to the city after the team. While
absent, gentleman No. 2 takes the young
lady in his carriage and drives up home
without waiting for No. to return. Now
gent. No. 1 does not know whether to whi1
No. and ''make up'' with the young lady,
or thank his stars that he is safely rid of her
The attendance in the public schools O.
the city is as follows: