Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-04
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEaPOLIs GLOBULEs.

Seven DRINKS we're at the police station
yesterday.
Tho city council will hold their regular
meeting Wednesday evening.
Work on the new big elevator is being
pushed forward quite lively.
A large number of people were entertained
in Oswald's grove, yesterday.
A woman and girl we're run in on Saturday
night for keeping disorderly house.
The First Baptist Sunday school will 60
out to Lake Calhoun to-day for their annual
picnic.
The Odd Fellows picnic, at Lake Mime
tonka, Wednesday, bids fair to be a grand
success.
An interesting chil5ren's temperance
meeting was held in Harrison hall yesterday
afternoon.
The East and West side rifle teams will try
conclusions on Wednesday afternoon on the
rifle club grounds.
The county commissioners will hold their
regular monthly meeting this morning at
the auditors Office.
The preliminary arrangements for match
between the Minneapolis and st. Paul rifle
clubs are bsing made.
Miss Susie M. johnson, inspiratonal speak
err, lectured in Good Templars' hall, Men
denhall's block, yesterday morning.
The Board of Trade is to hold their regu-
lar monthly meeting at their rooms, City
Hall building, this morning at 8 O'Clock.
Dr.. Knickerbacker went out to White
Bear Lake yesterday afternoon to conduct
the religious services at the Knights Temp
lars camp.
The streets were very quiet again yester-
day, as nearly everybody went out of town
to visit Lake Calhoun, Minnehaba Falls, and
Lake Minnetonka.
The lumber yards of Minneapolis are full
of wild rabbits, and during the early hours of
the morning sportsmen would find rare
sport hunting them.
Col. King having returned from his east
ern tour in the interest of the fair, IS giving
glowing accounts of the attractions that will
be offered in September Ii
Bishop Peck, the great Methodist divine,
delivered profound discourse at Centenary
church Sunday morning, and preached at
the Seventh street church in the evening.
Members of the uniformed battalion are
hereby notified to assemble at Odd Fellows
hall, this Monday evening, August 18th, at
1880 sharp, for drill. By order of the cap
tain. ...
The Emerald Benevolent association hold
q meeting on Tuesday evening, Aug 9th, at
1880 O'Clock sharp, and as business of i'm.
portance will be brought up for action, it is
hoped there will be a full attendance.
large number of Minneapolitans are out
at Lake Minpetonka to-day and tomorrow
to put up tents and arrange for the two
weeks session of the Sunday School assem-
bly,, commencing at the Lake Park on
Wednesday of this week.
The largest train yet run Oh the Lyndale
street railway line came in from Lake Cal
.houn at the close of the knights of Pythias'
soiree. One motor hauled train of six cars
loaded to their utmost capacity, and yet the
train made excellent time and brought the
large crowd safely to Washington avenue
without any approach to an accident.
The Minneapolis light infantry company
will hold the regular semi-monthly meeting
in Society Norden hall this evening, when
1t is hoped many more names will be added
to the already rapidly increasing member
ship. The company is defined to be first
class in every particular, and the young men
of the city have an opportunity to make this
the crack company of the State and credit
ID themselves and the city.