Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MINNEAPOLIS aLoBULEs

Circus day.
And now the small boy will be happy.
The county Jail extension Ia rapidly nearing
completion.
The East Minneapolis park is to be placed In
proper condition at once.
Wheat has taken q tumble and No. / is
quoted at So cents per bushel.
Manager Hatch, of the M. Il st. p. rad has
gone to Chicago for a few days.
The Light Infantry held another drill meet
ing at Armory hall last evening.
Alderman franklin Beebe will resign at the
next meeting of the city council
The board of education held session yester
day, but transacted only routine business.
n. G. Davis, a painter, fell from a house
while at work in lower town, and fractured an
ankle.
Burglars entered Peterson d Olahder's store
on Tuesday night and carried away Sl75 in
money.
The ladies of the Westminster church gave q
festival at the residence of Hon. A. III. Reid,
last evening.
The Decoration Day ceremonies promise to
eclipse anything of the kind ever held in Mic
nespolis heretofore.
Fishing at lake Minnetonka is reported un-
usually good at present, and huge strings of
fish are being captured daily.
Only one drunk, and that OF mild type, be-
fore the municipal court yesterday. Five days
will he study geology on the city rock pile.
Look out for burglars and pickpockets to-
day. The town Will be full Of them. 1t will
be safe to have some one on guard when you 60
to the circus.
The street cars on the Fourth avenue line
will do a land Office business to-day, as this
line lands people at the circus grounds on
Tenth street.
Last December Charles Graf fell into bran
bin and narrowly escaped death. Now he pro-
poses to bring suit for damages against the
owners of the bin.
Comps great circus, the first of the season,
is to show In Minneapolis this afternoon and
evening, at the corner of Tenth street and
Fifth avenue south.
The sale of short-horn cattle at the fair
grounds. yesterday afternoon. brought out
about 100 people. The sales were slow and
prices not very high.
| The Fourth ward caucus will be held this
evening to place in nomination . successor to
Alderman ellison, resigned. The special cleo
ton occurs on Saturday evening.
| freight car on the Minneapolis st. Louis
road jumped the track on Second street, yes
terday morning, and it took the united efforts
of two locomotives to pull it back again.
| fellow named J. 81. Munger was arrested
in the municipal court room yesterday morn
ing on charge of having stolen a watch from
James Paine some time since. He was bound
| over in the sum of $500, and rs the amount
could not be raised, will languish in Jail till
the next term of the district court.
The Mendelssohn Quintette Club gave an
excellent entertainment at the Academy of
Music last evening. Many were disappointed
in not hearing Miss Darlington, but were de-
lighted with the Apollo Club of this city. In
about two weeks the Quintette club will re-
turn for another concert, when Miss Caring
ton will appear.
The Zousves have received another stand of
twenty-five breech-loading guns. Now they
cen turn out seventy-four men fnlly equipped
at any time, as the actual membership has
reached nearly two hundred, and out of that
number they can at a moments notice get
more men than they have guns for. Captain
Ames has ordered 1000 rounds of ball oar
tridges. He intends to bring the boys out
every month, and the sixteen members making
1 the best score at the first trial will be formed
! into CORPS of sharpshooters.