Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-12
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

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MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.
DIR. Knickerbacker preached at Howard
Lake last night.
The interior of the Washburn ''B' mill is
being remodeled.
The Minneapolis Light Infantry company
held meeting last evening.
The bathing houses were open to the
public at Lake Calhoun, last evening.
The colored folks of Minneapolis and st.
Paul are to enjoy picnic at Lake Calhoun to-
day.
party named McNulty was arrested late
last night for being drunk and fighting in
the streets.
Mr.. w. w. Regain, grand worthy templar
Of the Temple of Honor, is visiting in Min
neapolis for few days.
Canada money isn't worth the paper it is
printed on at the banks in Minneapolis at
pcesent, owing to financial troubles in Mon
treal.
The wind slammed the front doors of Hef-
felfnger's boot and shoe store yesterday
glass.
refreshing rain storm visited Mime
apolis last evening, and very gratifying
cha ge in the atmosphere was occasioned
thereby.
The county board of equalization held
moi loot hav in.
creased the valuation in the county over
$4,000.
Society Norden has rented room in
Centennial block that is to be furnished for
their use, and will be occupied after Septem-
Der 10th.
portion of Bridge square, north suspension
bridge, for some time, and it is about time
it was removed
A conference of charities is to be held in
this city at early day, at which the charit-
able commissioners throughout the State will
be invited to participate.
The Knights of Pythias Hall association
pavilion, Lake Calhoun, this evening, and it
is expected there will be large attendance
and jolly good time.
The West Side Rifle club will meet the
East Side team on the Minneapolis range to-
morrow at o'clock for another match shoot
The distance is to be 200 feet and considera-
BILE fun is anticipated.
Threshing is being carried on quite lively
throughout Hennepin county, in many in
stances farmers near Minneapolis have their
threshing all completed and are waiting pa
tiently tor a rise in the market.
Mrs. E. B. Wakeman, wife of the assistant
general manager of the St. Paul, Minneapo-
lis u Manitoba road, while at Prior lake, had
her hand badly bruised by coming in contact
with the cogs of a revolving grindstone.
The Burlington Boat club have sent note
to the Minneapolis Lurlines informing them
that, at the last meeting of the Burlington
association, a vote of thanks was rendered
the Lurlines for their hospitality during the
regatta.
Beside the list of accidents reported in
yesterdays GLOBE, Mrs. VIM. Steenson, re-
siding near Eden Prairie, was thrown from a
wagon by runaway team and had three
ribs broken and ankle dislocated, and was
otherwise badly bruised.
Superintendent Atwood, of the Street
Railway line, says "Ihe cars on Hennep,n
avenue and Fourth avenue line are the ones
that fill up after a lecture or concert; the
Washington avenue line is strong on a min
strel performance, and the East Side on any
kind of free show.'
The crowd of people Wishing to come to
Minneapolis from Lake Minnetonka yester-
day morning was so great that the boat did
not reach Wayzata in time for the early
train. Then there was trouble in the camp.
Finally, however, a special train was made
up and the two hundred odd belated bust
ness men were brought in few hours late.
Mr. j. Randall Brown, the mind reader,
who is we'll and favorably known in Mime
apols, paid the GLOBE pleasant call yester-
day afternoon. Mr.. Brown will remain in
this vicinity for about three weeks, visiting
the lakes for recreation, and will then give a
series of his popular entertainments through
out the State, probably commencing at
Minneapolis.
Frank Ely, the fighting moke who, with
George Washington, also colored, was ar
rested Sunday night for fighting, was before
Judge Cooley yesterday and was fined $40 and
costs. He laid in the lock. up until evening,
when his friends dubbed together and paid
his fine. At o'clock he was again arrested
on the East side for being drunk ard disor-
derby, and will no doubt be given his just
deserts at the municipal court this morning.