Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-30
MINNEAPOLIs GRoBELETs.

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Lake Minnetonka is said to be nearly de i.
serted. ........ .... ...
Services will be resumed at Christ ohurc b
tomorrow. ts'.. &C.,
The interior of Christ church has been
newly painted. "
The regular weekly meeting of the Reform
club was held last night. .....
There will he no school at any of the pub
lilo schools during fair week. .-.,---
Our churches will doubtless be crowded
with strangers tomorrow.
The special policemen for fair week are
to be sworn in this morning. 1857
Another hop at Hotel st. Louis will prob
ably occur during the coming week.
The BARRIERS Of Minneapolis are to charge
fifteen cents for shaving during fair week.
The Woman's Christian Temperance union
held their weekly meeting yesterday after
noon.
Another open air concert at Lake Calhoun
this evening will draw crowds of people from
this city.
The street railway line leading to the fair
grounds is being placed In good condition
for fair week.
Rev. Thos. McClary and DIR. Tracy con-
Quoted temperance meeting at Y. NJ. @. A.
parlors last night.
The high flyers are commencing to arrive
in Minneapolis ready for the coming strug-
gle for supremacy.
A large number OF people went oat to the
Lake Park hotel last evening to attend the
complimentary hop.
All the teachers of the public schools will
meet at room G, High school building, this
morning at 10 o'clock.
That archery combat between the Oak Lake
and Merry Bowman archery clubs occurs at
Lake Calhoun this afternoon.
Miss Little has charge Of the ladies' bath
ing department at Calhoun. Ladies are in
structed from to 4 o'clock r. NJ.
The Adelphi theatre will have fine vau-
deville company at that popular resort next
week to delight the fun loving public.
Three hard men, Carl Carlson, Tom
Barnes, and Ryan, the tramp, occupied
apartments in the station last evening.
A gang of tramps raided Geo. Brackets
tent on the fair grounds Friday morning.
Should the visit be repeated the miscreants
will meet with warm reception.
Owing to the sudden and unexpected
reform movement in police circles it is
understood the saloons will have to close
their back as we'll as front doors OH Sun
day
The sculling match between Chase, of
Minneapolis, and Underwood, of st. Paul,
will occur ON September 18th instead of the
sth, as contemplated. Other races will occur
on that day to make it more interesting
Lake Calhoun has been chosen as the place.
Mr.. Geo. B. Hall, agent of the Ottumwa
route, says that arrangements have been
made with the Chicago, Rock Island g. Pa
ciic road, the Central Railroad of Iowa and
the c., M. & st. p. road to carry the Chi.
cago Church Choir company from Davenport
to st. Paul by special train, arriving at their
destination Monday morning.
The sale of seats for the Rice Evanoeline
company's entertainment commences this
morning, and they will go like hot cakes. The
party consists of thlrty-two people, all good
singers and actors, and many of them being
the best in the profession. An unusually
attractive series of entertainments will DO
presented during fair week. All who con-
template visiting the Academy of Music OH
Monday night, should secure tickets this
morning so as to avoid the rush.