Daily globe., 1879-06-15
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GLOBE offices, 2l9 Hennepin avenue.
Services at the temperance circus tent this
afternoon at o'clock.
The ladies of Gethsemane church will pic
mic at Minnetonka on Thursday. go
A new variety hall, uader the name of the
Adelphi Theatre, will be opened on Monday
evening. es$ .t.s. -.H. ri. ....e.
The Knights of Pythias Mutual Insurance
company will hold their regular monthly
meeting on Tuesday, June 18th.
w. p Gregory, connected with the
Tribune office, left last evening for Lafay-
cite, Ind, on two weeks vacation.
The steam motors and cars for the Lyn-
dale & Lake Calhoun railroad have all ar
rived, and regular trips will be made on the
line commencing "Wednesday morning.
The Great Western Band will give another
of those delightful afternoon concerts at
Minnehaha this afternoon. The trains leave
the Milwaukee depot at 1:3o and 4:1O P. NJ.
Adjourned meeting of the city council
Wednesday evening, to consider the or
dinance in regard to the running at large of
cattle in the city, and the advisability of ex
pending the $4,000 surplus in laying water
mains. ..9..f
Officer Wessott arrested "bad man. from
Hastings, with plenty of Minneapolis bad
whisky aboard, yesterday afternoon. The
fellow was just drunk enough to fight, and a
deal of trouble was had in taking him to the
station.
A warrant was made out yesterday after
noon for the arrest of two men who are
charged by Michael Nelson with cruelty
beating Chas. Goehringer, young boy II
years old. The parties will have al ex-
animation on Monday.
The Hennepin county Old Settlers associa-
ton will commemorate the planting of the
arms of France in Minnesota, by grand
celebration at the Academy of Music, on
July 4th. Citizens of this and adjoining
counties are cordially invited to be present
and take part in the exercises.
1t will be seen from an advertisement in
another column, that every preparation has
beon made to insure grand success for the
forthcoming Saengerfest There is no doubt
that from the reception of guests on Friday
to the theatrical performances at Harmonic
Hall there will be a succession Of brilliant
fetes not before equalled at a sangerfest.
A great deal of feeling is being manifested
by residents of the Sixth ward in regard to
the location of the proposed new engine
house. The tax payers are about equally
divided as regards the location, one-haf of
them being in favor of the building being
located at the corner of Washington and
Fourteenth avenue south, and the other half
want it built on the corner of Fifth street
and Fourteenth. The matter will be decid-
ed at the meeting of the council on Wednes-
day evening. SD ."r ~ f.ar@ aE .5..r-
Mr.. Loring, of the firm of Loring &
Fletcher, having given up housekeeping, sent
his furniture down to rooms in the Centen-
NAL block for storage. He took the precau-
ton to get new five dollar lock and put
on the door. The same night some men
with an express wagon went to the building
and tried with bunch of keys to open the
door, but not succeeding they drove off.
lney were Watcned Dy dressmaker just
across the hall. No doubt a big robbery was
planned, but frustrated by the new lock.
For the coming tenth Minnesota Saenger-
fest in Minneapolis, the following railroads
give fare at reduced rates. The Milwaukee,
st. Paul & Minneapolis gives out excursion
tickets at all her stations. The Minneapolis
& st. Louis give round-trip tickets at half
fare rate. The st. Paul & Duluth give round
trip tickets, they charge full fare to Mime
apolis and one-ffth return. The Mime
apolis q Saltwater, tho same. The St. Paul
& Pacific charge full fare to Minneapolis,
and on presentation of certificate of the
secretary of the Harmonic, one fifth return.
The Sioux City & st. Paul gives round trip
tickets either to Merriam junction or Mime
apolis, at three cents per mile.