Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
pecially Reported for the Daily Globe
MINNEAPOLIS GRO8ELETS.

The Minneapolis corps of Pythisn Knights
will meet at 1880 this evening. 3.
Arunaway of no consequence occurred on
First avenue south yesterday morning.
The public schools, of Minneapolis opened
for the fall and winter terms yesterday.
j. @. Kassubie's horse ran away yesterday,
but did no damage beyond breaking shaft.
A delegation from the Miunea polls gun club
will break glass balls at the fair at Red Wing
this week.
The outgoing trains yesterday morning we're
crowded with people who had been in attend
snce at the fair.
The Academy of Music will probably be
closed until the 25th, when Fanny Davenport
will make her first appearance here.
Last night the preliminary rehearsal of the
sacred opera'under the auspices of the Woman
Home took place at Eliot's music rooms.
The Fireman's Life association board of
directors have meeting at City Engineer
Brackets Office this afternoon at o'clock.
The Lyndale railway evening trains will leave
Minneapolis for Lake Calhoun a. 7:lO, $40
snd 9l0, instead of 7:S0, S:l5 and p. NJ, as
heretofore.
At the Catholic fair held in Harrison hall
during fair week the policeman's badge was
voted to Officer Daily, and the lady's watch to
Mrs. Dixon.
Ben Ward tapped the till in the restaurant
at No. ZIG Hennepin avenue; or at least John
MoGovern thinks he did and will have him be.
fore Judge Cooley.
The two Bells, George aud James, aud Burns,
the pickpocket, were discharged yesterday,
there being no evidence against them. but they
were kindly advised to skip the town."
The West Minneapolis Turnverein will build
handsome buildiug corner of Washington
avenue and Fifth avenue north. The land is
sixty-six feet 'front.' cost them $50 per front
foot, and was purchased of F. E. Baldwin.
The Knights of Pythias' third social party at
the Psvilan, Lake Calhoun, occurs tomorrow
evening, and is destined to be the largest aud
best of the series. The proceeds will be de-
voted towards furnishing the new hall, which
adds materially to the interest
The Minneapolis Rife club have arranged
shooting tournament at their grounds, COM
mencng to-day and continuing two days. A
number of first class prizes are offered and
number of clubs from the State have been in
vited. Several fl rst class rifle clubs from the
interior of the State will participate.
The Metropolitan theatre brought out an en-
trely new play last night, entitled Loves
Sacrifice" The play is strong one, and with
the new scenery, brilliant costumes and strong
cast of characters, all who see it will be
pleased. The play will be continued until
Friday, when it gives way to new novelties.
The st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba road
has changed the time of running trains as fol-
lows: The Breckenridge train the main
line will hereafter leave at 5:3S P. NJ, and
rive at 9:55 A. NJ. Trains going north on the
branch line leave at 7:43 A. M. and Gas P. NJ
and arrive at 9:45 A. NJ and 6:25 P. ". Trains
for St. Paul leave at 8, $780, 1O:45 and II: AS A.
NJ, and AS, 4:40. and $40 P. NJ, and arrive at
lao, $50, and 9:45 A. NJ. and II, 1928, 3:4O
$40 and P. NJ. Trains are to leave for Mime
touka at $50 A. NJ, and 1928 and 540 P. M, and
will arrive at 9:45 and IL 40 A. NJ, and $40 P.
NJ. The early morning train in from the lake,
and the late train out, are withdrawn.