Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-01
MINNEAPOLISNE NEWS
Specially Reported for the Daily Globe
MINNEAPOLIS GROBELETs.

See Evangeline at the Academy this evening
The clothing stores now remain closed Oh
Sunday. ~ p. ~
Regular meeting of the city council Wednes
day evening.
This will be big week for hotels. hackmer
and restaurants.
Look out for burglars and the light fingered
gentry this week.
The city was full of strangers yesterday
who have arrived to attend the fair.
The Faribault guards present Tine D"tct
Recruit at Harmonic hall this week.
Bids for the building of the extensio" III Int
county Jail will be opened this afternoon. s..
Fred, Kilgore accidentally fell down and
fractured his left brea st, yesterday AFTERNOON.
The churches were we'll attended yesterday
many strangers visiting them Tor the mrs
time
The regular meeting of the board OF county
commissioners will be held this morning at the
court house.
Rev. DIR. Beach, the Jail missionary, preached
prayed and sang to the inmates of the police
station, yesterday.
drunken man was arrested last night at
Lake Calhoun, and, after a lively tussel, was
landed in the lookup.
The Reform club Juveniles. ''Our Wide
Awakes," held an interesting meeting at Har-
rison hall yesterday afternoon.
The fair was the principal topic of CONVERSE
ton yesterday, and large numbers of people
visited tho grounds during the day.
The trial of 0. NJ. Batcheller, the jailor at
the police station who is charged with brut-
ally pounding old man, will come before
Judge Cooley tomorrow.
Three of the principal thoroughfares leading
to the fair grounds are to be sprinkled every
day to keep down the clouds of dust that other
wise would prove very disagreeaole.
Lake Calhoun was visited by the usual large
number of people yesterday, yet everything
was quiet and everybody orderly and on their
best behavior That resort Is growing In pop
ularity constantly.
John B. Cressap, who is now confined in Jail
for contempt of court, was brought before
Judge G. rnell Saturday, on writ OF habeas cor
pus, for examination. The judges decision
has not yet been filed.
The fair of the Holy Rosary parish will be
opened this evening at Harrisons hall. The
proceeds of the fair will be devoted to i'm
ishing the convent of the Dominion fathers,
which is nearly completed. and the church.
A large number of people visited Minnehaha
Yesterday and listened to the fine concert given
by the Great Western band. 1t il understood
that this was the last concert which will be
given at the grounds this season, although ii
the weather remains warm enough another one
may be given, MIR. Donelly, on whose grounds
the seven concerts by the Great Western band
have been given, has endeavored to make these
occasions very pleasant to those attending, and
how far he has succeeded is shown by the large
crowds which have attended.
Evangeline, by the Rice Evangeline COM
pany, at the Academy of Music this evening.
will draw full house judging from the rapid
manner in which seats have been selling. This
comic opera is pronounced by the Eastern
press to be something entirely new and novel,
and possesses features that will not fail to
please all who attend. AS there many
strangers in the city who will naturally want
to see what Minneapolis can do in the way of
furnishing superior entertainments it will be
no wonder if the house is crowded to overflow
ing before the programme commences. All
who wish to make sure of seat should secure
n reserved seat ticket the first thing this morn
ing before they are all gone