Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-08
MINNEAPOLIs GLosULEs.
Another large number of tourists visite
lake Minnetonka YESTERDAY.

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MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.
Another large number of tourists visited
lake Minnetonka yesterday.
Arrangements have been made for q
train to White Bear lake on Sunday.
This delightful cool weather is greatly en-
joyed by Southern tourists now in the city.
Grand concert by the Great Western band
at Donnelly' 8 place, Minnehaha, Sunday af-
ternoon.
The Woman's Christian association hold a
regular monthly meeting at the Home this
afternoon.
The new Touring mill of Morrison &
White will be ready for business by the Isl
ol October.
A little daughter of Mr.. Nausea, residing
on the East side, fell down STAIRS and broke
ono OF her legs.
County Superintendent Smiths horse ran
away and has not been heard of since day
before yesterday.
This evening the Western avenue chapel
will give lawn festival on the grounds of
j. G. McFarians.
The Woman's Temperance Union will
hold meeting this afternoon at 4 O'clock at
their rooms over Williams book store.
Tie Lyndale line of street railway carries
out crowds of tourists to Lake Calhoun
every day. The early evening trains are al
ways crowded..
s. X. Hunt, of Boston, and j. II. Hart, of
Texas, are to run challenge foot &c at the
fair grounds next Wednesday for 5000. Dis
tauce ten miles.
Geo. B Hall, of the Ottumwaa route, says
there are crowds of southern people headed
this way. Let them come, they will receive
CORDIAL welcome.
Peter Anthony, a one legged soldier, who
will drink ''booze,' and wnen drunk raise
row, was sent to jail for thirty days for rais-
ing row in lower town.
The rush of travellers through this city
keeps the baggage masters of the various
railroads on the jump to keep the baggage
of the travellers out of the way.
The Minneapolis boys carried of the hon
ors at the glass ball tournament held at the
St. Paul driving park yesterday. The score
in full will be found III another column.
The idea of charging twenty five cents ad-
mission to the Lake Park, whether you want
salvation or merely 60 to see the place, does
not strike the average Mlnneapolltan very
favorably.
Everybody and their sisters and their
cousins and their aunts went out to the
various summer resorts, yesterday, and con-
sequently news items were scarcer than hens
teeth in wet weather.
Edward w. Moulton and J. w. Mccall
ran foot race at the fair grounds, yesterday
afternoon. The distance was sixty yards
and the stakes were 500 side. The race
was won by Moulton, he coming in about
three yards ahead of Mccall.
Fanny Dignon was arrested on complaint
of Kittie Taylor for assault and battery
The claimed assault arose from dispute
about dog, and the court after hearing the
testimony, discharged the defendant.
This Friday evening the residents of lower
town gives lawn festival for the benefit of
the Total Abstinence band. The festival oc-
ours on the premises of n. G. Butler, Six
teenth avenue south and Eighth street.
Mrs. Mary G. Mind, the we'll known tenn
perance worker, will deliver lecture at the
Reform club meeting this evening, at Harri-
sons hall, corner of Washington and Mic H.
let avenues. Mrs. Mind is pleasing speak
or, and it is hoped crowded house will
greet her.
The first social party under the auspices
of the Knights of Pythias Hall Association,
the proceeds to go towards furnishing the
new hall in Days block, is to occur at the
Pavilion on next Tuesday evening, aad will
be grand affair. The tickets are now on
sale and are going off like hot cakes.
The Adelphi theatre, on First avenue
south, has struck bonanza by securing
those musical mokes, Weslyn & Casey, for
short engagement They play twenty seven
different Instruments, seven of them being
performed on at one time. They also dance
double clog and play their own music on
four instruments.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul rail-
road employees have resolved as follows:
Resolved That we hereby tender our sincere
thanks to the officers of the O., NJ. g. st. p
Railway company for their kindness in fur
nishing US transportation upon the occasion of
our fourth annual picnic at Prior Lake, August
I'd. 1879.
Resolved, That we also tender our thanks to
Mr.. W. E. Hull, proprietor Of Grainwood,
Prior Lake for his generosity md conrfeons