Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-18
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

New wheat arrives in market daily, Monday
being the best day.
The White Bear train carried out a large
number of Minneapolitans yesterday.
nThe Lyndale Street railway trains will prob
ably run through to Bridge square to-day.
Yesterday was real Minnesota summer day
the first we have enjoyed for some time.
The work of laying water pipe to and about
the fair grounds will be completed this week
There will be meeting of the Minneapolis
Light infantry company, this evening, at 80
ciety Nordens hall.
The work of putting in the stone for the
new short line, at Meeker's Island, will be
commenced to-day.
The churches were we'll attended yesterday
and some fine sermons were listened to by APP.
preciative audiences.
Rev. H. A. Stimson delivered tino sermon
upon ''The Uses of Adversity,' at Plymoush
church. last evening.
Miss Susie M. johnson delivered another
lecture at Good Templars hall, Mendenhal's
block, yesterday morning.
The bathing trains this week twill doubtless
carry many people out to Lake Calhoun during
the evenings of this week.
Two weeks from to-day the fair Of the North
western Agricultural and Mechanical Associa-
ton will commence in Minneapolis.
Dr.. Knickerbacker went out to White Bear
lake, yesterday, to conduct the religious exer-
cises at the Sir Knights encampmcnt
The Minnehaha Falls trains were we'll pat
ronized yesterday, although there was no extra
inducement to 60. People were we'll repaid for
their Sime and trouble.
Prof Heagle's splendid panorama and lee
ture on 'solomon's Temple and Jerusalem"
will be given at Association Hall this evening,
under the auspices of the Y. M. G. A.
sermon by Rev. w. G. Gannett, of st. Paul, at
the Maple-wood House, near Breezy Point,
Lake Minnetonka, yesterday afternoon.
An immense train, for Sunday morning,
pulled out to Wayzata, yesterday, and all on
board enjoyed themselves right heartily, al
though the Lake Park gates were closed.
Gottleib Koepp, the German who had about
$1,000 stolen from him at the st. James hotel,
by his ''lady," short time since, tracked her
to a point beyond Glenco and recovered $3.50.
From present indications there will be de-
cided scarcity of hotel and boarding house &C
commodations during fair week, unless some
thing is done to change the present state of af-
fairs.
On tomorrow the colored citizens of Min
neapolis and st. Paul will turn out in force for
grand picnic at Lake Calhoun. They will go
via the Lypdale road and expect to have
glorious time.
COL King writes enthusiastic letters from
Rochester, N. Y. where he is negotiating for
an appearance here, during fair week, of the
great trotting and running horses, and asserts
that they are all coming.
Another entertainment was held at Oswalds
summer gardei yesterday afternoon and even
ing. In the night there was display of fire.
works, while throughout the day and evening
those present listened to some fine music.
Young men with shot guns and hunting dog
accompaniment went out to the fields north of
the city in large numbers yesterday. Hunting
is very good but game not very plenty. There
were about eleven sportsmen to every prairie
chicken yesterday.
'Old man. Grimes came into town early YES
terday morning, and complained at police
headquarters that those rascally BOYS were
bothering the very life out of him by stealing
his apples and cutting his melons open before
they were ripe, and carrying off all that were
of any Importance.
The success Of the Juvenile Pinafore Com
pany in their efforts in this city, and especially
the Hattering testimonial rendered Mrs.
Malcolm by the crowded house on Saturday
afternoon, was the subject of considerable con-
versation on Sunday, and should the opera be
repeated would draw another house full.
People who leave their horses in the street
unhitcned must expect them to run away once
in while, as Jake Holscher learned to his sor-
row, yesterday afternoon. The horse become
frightened while standing on Third street,
near Thirteenth avenue SOUTH ran away and
mashed the buggy 30 that it will necessitate
the purchase of new one.