Daily globe., 1880-04-29
MINNEAPOLISNEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.
ew logs are expected in this week.

New logs are expected in this week.
The street cars were crowded yesterday.
Each of the saloonists will demand a Jury
trial.
Another rainstorm yesterday, and now the
streets are in terribly muddy conditl> u.
Robson & Crane will be at the Academy
of Music the first three nights next week.
The Tribune company will commence
putting in their new press to-day or to-mor-
row.
Messrs. Anthony Kelley and Heury T.
Brown returned from their eastern trip yes
terday.
The remains of NJ H. Steele are to be
sent to Fort Scott, Kansas, where deceased
has mother.
The "Child of the Regiment again this
evening for the benefit ofthe Light Infantry.
Don't forget them.
Firebugs are thought to be abroad in the
land, and our citizens can not keep too close
watch of their property.
The Great Western band and orchestra is
having daily rehearsa!s preparatory for their
grand inaugural concert next month.
The new grounds of the Chicago, st. Paul
& Omaha road above the ST. Paul, Minneap-
oils q Manitoba track is being graded.
A load of lumber was tumbled into the
street by a collision with wheat wagon on
Washington avenue yesterday morning.
Rev. j. R.Creighton will now enjoy four
weeks vacation. During that time ne Will
visit the Methodist conference IN CINCINNATI
Capt. Hoy arrested Peter Ennis on sus-
picion of having stolen Frank Nasil's watch.
Ennis denies the charge and other arrests
are liable to occur.
The municipal court room was crowded
yesterday by people anxious to witness the
progress made III the cases against the sa
loon keepers for keeping their saloons open
on Sunday.
Mr.. w. Il. Van Norman, city oirculator of
the Journal, has resigned his position to
take charge of the new music house of
Messrs. Dyer & Howard, to be established
here May 1st.
On Sunday night the hay press of j. E.
Osborne, on Washington avenue, over Bas-
sett's creek, was burned again, entailing a |
loss of $500; insurance, $1,000. The |
building has been burned four times.
The military drama, ''The Child of the |
Regiment" still continues to draw fair
houses st the Metropolitan theater, but not
so large as the merits of the play deserve or
the object woEld seem to warrant. This |
evening the same play will be reproduced |
aud should draw packed house.
The remains of DR.. Webb were started for |
Cincinnati last night. aud were accompanied |
by the widow of deceased and Messrs. F. S.
Hinkle and G. L. Thomson. Hon. Stanley |
Matthews telegraphed that he would meet |
them at La Crosse and President Hayes and |
wife have already left Washington to be
present at the funeral.
Attached to the afternoon train on the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul road yester-
day was q special hotel car of the Baltimore
& Ohio road, containing party of pleasure
seekers, whose names are as follows: John
King, Jr., vice president of the Baltimore &
Ohio, and receiver of the Ohio & Mississippi,
and Marietta & Cincinnati road; w. w. Pea
body, general superintendent of the Ohio q
Mississippi; William Duncan, general freight
agent OF the Ohio q Mississippi; r. M. Fra
zier, general freight agent of the Marietta d
Cincinnati; A. B. Crane, secretary to Vice
President King, and Mr.. G. S. Sawyer, gen
eral manager of the Continental.