Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-03
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
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MINNEAPOLIs GLOBULEs.
Regular meeting OF the city council Wednes
day evening.
The East Side cornet band gave a concert
at Chalybeate Springs last evening.
The board of trade regular monthly meet.
ing will be held on Monday forenoon.
Members of the Uniformed Battalion I. O.
o. F. have drill at their hall Monday night
The Odd Fellows are to have rousing
picnic at Lake Mnnetonka next Wednesday.
The East and West Side rifle clubs will
try conclusions again Wednesday afternoon.
Remember the children's meeting at
Harrison's hall this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
The First Baptist Sunday school will in
augurate picnics at Lake Calhoun on Tues
day next.
Rice's Evangelne party is the next COM
pany booked at the Academy of Music after
tina Pinafore company.
Centenary church is being renovated
Throughout the interior, recarpeted and
otherwise improved in appearance.
The ladies of the Free Will Baptist church
gave lawn festival last evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Moses, on Fourth street.
The first train in on the Lyndale road was
nearly half hour earlier than usual, owing
to the engineers watch being out Of repair.
The gutter around Brackets block, cor
ner of Second street and First avenue south,
is being paved with stone, o much needed
improvement.
The annual harvest home festival of Geth
semane parish and missions will be held on
August 9th at J 40 Of the Woods, next to
j. II. Pound'e place, Richfeld.
A meeting of the Emerald Benevolent as
ISOLATION is called for Tuesday evening, Aug.
5th, at 1880 sharp. Business OF importance
and full attendance is desired.
The committee on claims of the board of
county commissioners met yesterday, and
audited bills which will be presented at the
meeting of the board on Monday.
T he Minneapolis Light Infantry company
have meeting on Monday evening, in Soci-
ETY. Norden hall, when it is hoped many new
names may be added to the list.
Rev. DR.. Loftun, pastor of the Third Bap-
fist church of St. Louis, and one of the
prominent divines OF that city, is the guest
of Mr.. J. A. Kennedy of this city.
Among the latest arrivals are number of
expert cracksmen, but the police have spot
ted them and there is little danger of their
committing any serious depredat1ons.
The knights of Pythias had delightful
picnic by moonlight at Lake Calhoun last
night. The party was largely attended, and
dancing was continued till late hour.
The G. M. & st. P. employees went down to
Prior Lake for their annual picnic yesterday,
and reported on their return one of the most
enjoyable excursions they had ever partici-
pated in.
An alarm of fire from box Is at II O'Clock
last night, called out the entire West Side
fire department to witness the burning out
of Warner, Brewster & Co.'S smoke stack.
No damage.
John s. Ryan, train dispatcher on the 1.
& NJ. division OF the G. M. & St. P. railroad,
left for Milwaukee yesterday, having been
granted leave of absence for his usual sum-
mer vacation. -., s.s-.-s
Two sorrel top beauties from an East side
bagnio, who gave their names as Rosa Bon
ner and Queen of Diamonds, were fined $40
each in tue municipal court yesterday for
disorderly conduct.
Bishop Peck, one of the brightest divines
hot 4baM oil list -,
Minneapolis yesterday, and will occupy An
thony pulpit this morning, and the Seventh
street in the evening.
Mr.. John NJ urray will reopen Pence
Opera House for the fall and winter season
on the 25th of the present month. Many
changes for the better will be noticed in the
interior of the hall, and the company will be
greatly strengthened.
Daniel S. Redding was arrested yesterday
on complaint OF Jonathan NJ. Hoag, who
charges Redding with obtaining money un-
der false pretenses. Redding's examination
was continued to Tuesday morning, and he
was released on his own recognizance.
The Juvenile Pinafore company gave their
closing performance at Pence opera house
last evening. AT the matinee in the after
noon tho house was full, and in the evening
very good house greeted the little ones.
Taken as whole the performances have
been very clever, and much more satisfactory
than had been expected. Some of the
characters were excellent, and the choruses,
duets, etc, were sung in manner that
elected long and loud applause from delight
cd spectators.
Cott1De Hospital Report.
The secretary of the Cottage hospital
makes the following report for the month of