Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-19
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIs GLOBELETS.

Special term of civil cases at the munich
pal court to-day. ...
The public schools commence the fall
term September 1st.
Minneapolis was visited by a,cold, drizzlins
shower yesterday afternoon.
The regular meeting of the common coun
oil occurs on to morrow evening.
The next party of the Knights of Pythias
occurs one week from tomorrow night.
The picnic of the colored people of Mime
apolis and st. Paul occurs at Lake Calhoun
to-day.
Thomas g. Wilson, clerk of the municipal
court, who has been seriously i'll with pneu
monia, is slowly recovering.
Regular convocation of St. Johns chap.
ter, No. 8, r. A. NJ, will occur this evening
at Masonic hall, at 1880 o'clock.
The regular weekly meeting of the Mime
apolis Light Infantry company was held il
Society Norden's hall last evening.
Three ruuaways in the vlo,nity of Seconi
street and First avenue south, livened things
up somewhat yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Carnahan and three of her gang paid
their monthly contribution of $63 toward
the support of Bethany home yesterday.
This afternoon the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will hold an extra meet
ing at their room, 224 Hennepin avenue.
The Windsor house was closed yesterday
owing to some trouble about the lease. The
house will doubtless soon be opened again.
Minneapolis corps of Pythian knights
meet Tuesday evening, 10Th, at Segelbaum
hall in full uniform at 1880 sharp for street
parade.
The Lyndale Street railway trains run to
Bridge square now, and prove great conve-
nience to parties who wish to visit the
markets.
Next Monday new tariff goes into effect
which will reduce the rate of transportation
between Minneapolis and Chicago five cents
per hundred pounds.
Col. King will arrive home to-day, and
sends word In advance that Rarus and Hope
full and the stables of Splan and Mace will
be here during fair week.
The Harmonic society will hold meeting
this evening, for the purpose of making ar
rangements for an evening school, to be con
tinusd during the winter.
The Lurline Boat club and their friends
will 60 out to White Bear lake tomorrow to
attend the regatta. The Lurlines have
entered for the four oar and single SOUL
contests.
horse attached to a buggy containing
Mr.. Goodwin and his wife, ran away on Sec
ond avenue south last evening, both of the
occupants we're thrown out and Mrs. Good
win seriously injured.
Or tomorrow the Minneapolis e. st. Louis
railway company will run four trains each
way between here and White Bear lake, to
allow those who desire to attend the regatta,
The last train leaves the lake at midnight.
The horses attached to Matteson's bus ran
away on First avenue south yesterday after
noon. The driver, j. H. Matteson, was
thrown out at the corner of Second street,
but fortunately escaped injury. The bus was
badly smashed.
John Harrington, who drew a revolver on
Officer Daily while being taken to the police
station, about week ago, was discharged
from the county Jail after serving term of
ten days for drunkenness, yesterday after
noon. He was Immediately arrested on a
charge of assault with deadly weapon and
bound over in the sum of 5000 to appear at
the next term of the district court.
1t is but justly due Mrs. Malcolm to say that
the impression that her Juvenile Pinafore
company has been selected from the public
schools is an erroneous one. They are all,
with two or three exceptions, children who
compose her singing and dancing classes.
The children were noticeably good singers,
quick to learn, and each one was selected
for his or her special adaptability to the
roles assumed. 1t is hoped they may be
heard again.