Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.

Inc second street DrluSes oVeI Das9oC'
creek, is nearly completed.
Seats for the Lawrence Barrett entertain
ments are selling right lively.
The Harmonic society will have grand
concert on Monday evening
Remenyi, the violinists, is billed for
Wednesday evening of the coming week.
The new Office of the Washburn "A'' mill
is now occupied by the clerks of that in
stitution.
Remenyi plays on $1,000 violin manu-
featured in 1905 by Antonius Stradivaruss,
in Ceremonial, Italy.
The Liberal league will discuss "Jesus as
nationalist" at Good Templars' hall this af-
ternoon at o'clock.
The Rival Cantineers will appear at the
Academy of Music on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings next.
One of the motors on the Lyndsle road
Jumped the track yesterday morning and de-
layed the trains one hour.
Don't forget the song service at the rail-
road reading room this afternoon. Inc music
was rehearsed last evening.
The G. A. r. headquarters were being
decorated yesterday. The ladies did not
turn out very well, however.
Decoration Day on Monday, and the
banks win close at noon. Many of the bust
ness houses will do likewise.
The business before the municipal court
yesterday consisted in disposing OF the usuai
list of DRINKS and Migrants.
Yesterday was special term day at the dis
trict court and big batch of business of the
usual routine order was transacted.
The teachers of the public schools dis
cussed the coming commencement" yester-
day, at the meeting held for that purpose.
The new wate1-wheel for the Northwestern
mill has arrived, and the express charges
from Dayton, Ohio, amounted to $485O.
The commencement exercises of the State
University commence on Monday. The
graduating exercises will be on Thursday
forenoon.
At least seventy-five ladies are wanted at
Armory hall on Monday morning at $3.50
O'Clock, to furnish the decorations to be used
during the day.
At the special election IN the Fourth ward
yesterday, Joseph Barge was elected alder
man to fill the vacancy oocasioned by the
resignation of F. S. ellison.
"Scrap Iron B1ll'' battered train on the
Lyndale road yesterday, and took the Wash
ington Avenue NJ. E. church folks ont to
Lake Calhoun for picnic.
While some boys in Oakdale addition
were throwing stones, one named Nels An
derson was bit on the nose and that useful
member was broken. Now he nose too much
to be so foolish again.
A fire VAS discovered in Hall d DAMS
cooper shop at half past two o'clock yester
day. The alarm was sounded and the fire
department. responded only to learn that
there was no need of their assistance. A few
pals of water fixed everything.
Last evening the North Star iron works,
owned by Mr.. j. W. johnson, was shut down
as Mr.. johnson is compelled to retire from
business owing to i'll health. He has been
trying to find purchaser for some time, but
being unable to do so closed up last evening.
This movement throws out of employment
125 men.
Captain Albert A. Ames, of the Zouave
corps, is pushing that organization ahead at
q lively rate. Now he is to organize full
staff of the higher officers, to be mounted
when on parade; a corps of twenty-five
mounted lancers; two sections of battery,
and with the brass band, the drum and fife
CORPS, and full corps of field and staff of
fcers, and two hundred privates In the ranks,
they will make things hum on the 4th of
July.
Yesterday being special election day the
saloons were closed during the first part of
the day, but Judge Cooley decided that as
three days notice had not been served, and it
was ward matter, and not city election,
they were entitled to keep open, and did SO.
The mayor having been absent accounts for
the neglect in serving the usual notices.
Some of the saloon men, early In the day,
threatened to bring suit against some one
for not serving the notices, and have the
guilty one fined $500.
Monday being Decoration day, the ex-
soldiers and friends have arranged pro-
gramme of exercises for the proper observ-
ance of the day, that, it is believed, will sur
pass anything of the kind ever before wit
messed in Minneapolis. In the forenoon
detachment headed by the Great Western
band will visit the East side cemetery. Here
appropriate ceremonies will be conducted
and Capt. J. P. Rea will deliver the address.
In the afternoon the procession proper will
form at Armory Hall at 1:30 o'clock and
march to Lsyman's cemetery. The music
will be furnished by the Great Western
band, the Zouave band and Zouave drum and
fife corps. The Light Infantry and Mime
apolis Zouaves will accompany the ex-sol-
diers. Gov. Pillsbury and Mayor Rank are
to be present. The Grafton is to be deliver
ed by Col. r. G. Benton.