Daily globe., 1879-06-16
MLNNEAPOLISNEWS
specially Reported for. tho Daily Globe
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

GLOBE Offices, 219 Hennepin avenue.
The Adelphi Theatre opens this evening.
Five drinks q, the police station yesterday
Five DRINKS at the police station yester
day.
Meeting Of working men this evening a
CJopcr's Chiun Hall.
DR.. Tracy ~il. lecture at his ''shcbapg" thi
evening Oh H'gh Life.
Regular cunvocation of st. Johns Chapte
No. 8 Tuesda, evening.
knights of i'ythas Mutual Insurance CO
meet tomorrow evening.
A gloomy morning filed the churches an,
made it dull at the lakes.
A regular assembly of Minneapolis Counoi
No. 2, II. & s. NJ, this evening.
The Capp divorce case will come up befor'
Judge Vanderburgh this morning.
The committee on water works from the city
council will meet this afternoon at o'clock.
The council will decide what to do with that
alleged s1s. GOO surplus, Wednesday evening
j.. Casselman, of Wisconsin, will address
the people in Tracy's "shebang' this evening
at 79O. EE
Friday will inausurate three days feast of
song and pageantry unsurpassed at any Saen-
gerfest. jag. s
Mrs. c. $. Gushing is dangerously i'll with
erysirelas, and the physicians have doubts of
her recovery. ..Eg s
Sergeant West was looking for limb O. the
law yclept Rawson Saturday night. warrant
for his arrest has been issued.
Tracy has abandoned the cent chair scheme.
1t don't pay expenses, and all chairs from this
out will be free at his ''shebang."
None should forget the picnic at Minnetonka
Thursday. The ladies of Gethsemane church
will DO glad t" their friends there.
Mr.. Saalorlee said at Tracy's ''shebang' that
he conn.el ten d-unkards on the streets yes
terday, aod Jet all the SALOONS were closed.
Men Who are working at charwon ans wages
should not fail to attend the meeting OF the
Working mems union, this evening at Cooper's
hail.
DR.. Keith dropped the first IS into '.Doc''
Parker's hat, ut Tracy's ''shebang," to start
the expenses fund collection, which footed up
$16.65.
will case of almost as much interest as the
celebrated Emerson case will come up before
Judge Young this morning in the Ovid Pinney
appeal case.
Patrick Meyers, James Casey, John English,
Simon Lyous, John Mcclellan and two broth
ers named Quinn were arrested early yesterday
morning for cleaning out a saloon On the East
side.
The children's services at the Church of the
Redeemer was of most interesting nature.
The church was beautifully decorated, and the
sweet voices of the little cherub warblers were
refreshing in the extreme.
Jennie Jordan is weary of her connection
with the Twilight Twitterer and seeks divorce
srom ono of the s;aft, A. G. Jordan. The mat
ter is referred to Mr.. Smith, of the firm of
Rogers Smith, as referee.
At the Reform club meeting yesterday after
noon, at Harrison's hall, resolutions endorsing
Fracy's tent tactics were passed, and pledges
were made to second the reverend doctor-lec-
turer in his praiseworthy efforts.
very large crowd went down to Minnehaha
yesterday afternoon. The weather clearing up,
the trains were filled and the beautiful grounds
around Donnelly's were gay with visitors who
listened with delight to the splendid music of
the Great Western bano. ~
Owing to the probable crush of people at the
total abstinence convention, to be held on the |
18th, it has been determined to give the enter
tainment at the Academy of Music, instead of
Association hall. The banquet will be held, "a
before announced, at Association hall.
Rev. MIR. Lloyd said yesterday at Tracey's
''shebang," that ''the reason why the brewers
and whisky sellers held so many conventions
wac that tho whisky cause going back |
ward" According to his reasoning, the unus-
ual activity manifested in the Temperance con.
vention last week does not mean that the tenn
perance cause is prosperlng.
At Plymouth church there were six infants
baptised yesterday morning. The inclement
weather kept many from attending who will |
receive the holy rite next Sunday. The church |
was elegantly decorated and MIR. Stevenson
preached short, appropriate sermon. All in
the church over seven years who had been bap-
t!sed by him were presented with handsome |
Morocco bound bible. |
Officer Wing found William Lawlor, who
lives on the corner of Third street and Eighth |
avenue. roaming around the streets in state |
OF mental insanity. He was but scantily clad |
and would have probably died of exposure if
he had not been seen by the officer Mr. Lawlor
has been confined to his bed for the last three |
weeks with an attack of fever and left his |
home while temporarily insane.
For the benefit of intended visitors is repub.
lished the train arrangements for the Sanger
test, commencing Friday: Tho Milwau-
kee, St. Paul Minneapolis gives out |
excursion tickets at all her stations The |
Minneapolis Il st. Louis gives round trip tick |
cts at half-fare rate. The st. Paul l. Duluth |
give round trip tickets, they charge full fare to
Minneapolis and onefifth return. The Mime
apolis Saltwater, the same The St. Paul &
Pacific charge full fare to Minneapolis, and on
present tation 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 Minneapolis, at three
cents ner mile