Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

The city board of equalization held q
meeting last night, but no business of i'm
portanoe was transacted.
A little daughter of Kaft Roth, on Nine
teenth avenue south, was seriously injured
by falling from lumber pile.
Don't forget the Minnetonka regatta to-
day. Trains leave the st. Paul, Minneapolis
u Manitoba depot at one o'clock.
The Y. M. Q. A. are to have reading
room, size 4Ox5O, in the new g. M. & St. p.
freight depot, now being constructed.
Another delightful shower refreshed
parched vegetation and cooled off the soorch
ing atmosphere in Minneapolis yesterday.
The Lurline club were providing things
right lively at Lake Minnetonka yesterday,
and everything will be in ship-shape to-day.
The Minneapolis Light Infantry company
held a meeting at Society Norden hall last
night, to act on the new constitution and
bylaws.
The proposed site for the new Car works
is situated about half mile below the Har-
vester works, and is being plated by E. T.
Abbott.
John West, who was Frustrated with the
severe heat a short time since, was able to be
on the street yesterday, although not yet
fully recovered.
The tub races at Minnetonka this week,
during the Lurline regatta, will be more fun
than can be found under three pole circus
tent with six clowns.
A meeting of the Minneapolis corps of
Pythian Knights will be held at Pythian
Hall, Segelbaum's block, Tuesday evening,
July 22d, at O'Clock. 81.
If the managers of the Lyndale railroad
would employ conductor who understood
his business and was gentleman the road
would be more popular.
The street railway company during the
warm weather drive their horses only sin
gle round trip, then change and give them
five hours rest. The horses make only two
round trips per day.
J. E. Boyden's ma chine shop, corner of
Main street and Second avenue southeast,
was entered by burglars yesterday morning
and chest of tools removed. The thieves
were doubtless frightened away, as the tools
were discovered in the rear of the shop.
r. F. Jones, who is charged by Nelly
Young with being the father of her two year
old child, had an examination before Judge
Cooley yesterday, and was held in $500
bonds to appear at the next term of the dis
trict court. John Durham, of the firm of
Durham & johnson, became his bondsman.
Officer Wing, who was charged with i'm
proper conduct with woman, while on duty,
had an examination before Mayor Rand last
evening. The evidence produced against
him was conflicting, rather mixed, and not
very strong. The examination was very pri-
vate, and the result will not be known for a
day or 80.
The Northwestern Telegraph company will
to-day commence stringing a second wire
from Owatonna to Sleepy Eye, which will
give them q new wire between the point last
named and Winona. They are also about to
string second wire for commercial business,
via Elroy, between Minneapolis and Chicago.
This will be done within q month. A second
wire is also to be strung along the entire line
of the st. Paul & Sioux City road, and will
be completed by the first of September.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul road
made slight change of time yesterday,
that affects only the local trains between
Minneapolis and st. Paul. Hereafter the
local train which has left Minneapolis at
1870 A. M. will leave at 10 o'clock-half an
hour earliel-and will reach st. Paul at 1915
4. M. The 1850 P. M. train will hereafter
leave at 1:3O o'clock. and will arrive at st.
Paul at 2:2O p. M. The train which has
heretofore left st. Paul at 3:O5 will now leave
at O'Clock, and reach Minneapolis at $50.
Haverly's Mastodon minstrels, who are to
appear at the Academy of Music on Friday
and Saturday evenings of this week. secure
the most fattering testimonials wherever
they appear, and when they make their ap-
pearance here packed houses may be looked
for. Although the expense of bringing 80
large company, numbering forty people,
to this city is greater than any four other
companies on the road, the price of admis-
sion will be within the reach of all. It will
be the finest show of the kind that will prob
ably ever appear here.
In response to demand made by the
many people DESTROYS of visiting Lake Min
netonka more frequently, a change of time
has been adopted on the st. Paul, Minneap-
oils &c Manitoba railroad to take effect to-
day. The train leaving St. Paul at 6:2O P.
NJ, that has heretofore run through to Way
Zata on Saturday only, will run through
daily, Sundays excepted; returning, will
leave Wayzata at about 7:15 A. NJ, arriving
at Minneapolis 500 A. M, and at st. Paul
about $50 A. NJ, Sundays excepted. In ad-
dition to the above, and for the accommoda-
ton of those wishing to attend the regatta,
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of
this week an extra train will leave St. Paul
about 1890 P. NJ, Minneapolis about l p. NJ,
for Wayzata. Returning, leave Wayzata about
P. M. for Minneapolis and st. Paul, except
on Thursday, when this train will be held
until about A. M. Friday, for the benefit of
those who desire to attend the regatta prom
enade concert at the Harrow House on
Thursday evening.
THE MINNETONKA REGATTA.