Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-13
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.
Special drill meeting of the zouaves this even
ing.
Hon. Richard Chute has returned from New
York.
The city market is kept open till 8 o'clock
in the evening now.
A big crowd of Immigrants went up on the
morning train yesterday.
The light infantry held drill meeting at
Armory hall last evening.
Mr.. T. j. Buxton, of the City bank, returned
from the hot Springs yesterday.
Mayor Rand and wife will probably return
from their visit to the Hot Springs to-day.
The steamer Hattie is to be fitted up in fine
style for the summer travel on Lake Calhoun.
A large number of farmers were in town yes
terday, and the markets were unusually anima-
ted.
Mr.. Bracket contemplates adding another
story to his block when it is rebuilt, making
four in all.
On Friday evening Curtis hall will be the
scene of another pleasant social of the Bundy
house boarders.
The Robert Emmett Literary association have
their second annual reunion at Harrison's hall
on Wednesday evening.
This evening Miss Minna Wright gives dra-
matte recitals at the Academy of Music. She
should have alarge house.
Mr.. J. G.. Butter6eld, the present owner of
the East Side water power, will pr obably COM
plete the transfer to Mr.. J. j. Hill to-day.
Mr.. James E. Merritt and Miss Irene Robin
son are to be married at the Church of the Re-
deemer this evening, Rev. ]. Il. futile oficiat-
ing.
The old council goes out and the new comes
in at o'clock this afternoon. At the same
time the new council will Fill all offices in their
gift.
Halls Pathfinder and Shippers Guide" for
April contains all the latest corrected time
tables and all information that travellers re-
quire.
Street sprinklers were out yesterday, but not
in sufficient numbers to keep down the clouds
of dust that at times almost suffocated pedes-
TRANS.
The Hermean society of the State university
gave another free literary entertainment at the
university last evening, which was largely at
tended.
Secretary Sturtevant, of the board of trade,
has so far recovered from his recent sickness as
to once more be able to attend to his Office
duties.
Seats have been selling quite lively for the
musical entertainment at the Academy of Music
on "Wednesday evening, for the benefit of the
free dispensary.
The transformation scene, "Frem the gloomy
shades of Hades to the fairy realms of Bliss"
in 'The Forty Thieves" at the Metropolitan
is alone worth the price of admission.
The Knights of Pythias to have another
of their pleasant social parties at.their hall,
corner of Washington avenue and Fourth
avenue south, on Wednesday evening.
The Zouaves were out III full uniform
parade last evening. Their bright uniforms
and the music of the drum and fife corps sue
ceeded ia attracting no small amount of atten-
ton.
The sale of seats for the Union Scouts" to
be produced at the Academy of Music by the
Zouaves on Thursday evening, commenced at
Klages yesterday, and progresses very favor
ably.
The telephone exchange has been moved into
new quarters in the sky parlors of the city
hall building, and business has been resumed.
When fully settled the Office will be neat and
convenient.
The boys of the city are invited to the Y.
N. @. A. rooms this evening, to attend the last
of the entertainments that are to be given this
season. The next series do not commence till
September Ist.
young Minneapolitan was seen coming into
town yesterday forenoon with broken bicycle
and the appearance of having had severe
wrestling match with the machine In which he
came out second best.
P. 7. Barnum's greatest show earth
will be here Thursday, July Sth says Mr..
Frank NJ. Kilsh, the advance agent who has
been in the city for several days making ar
rangements for that event.
Messrs. Shaw and Nimocks are to have the
Office of the Evening Journal on Second street,
near Ninth avenue, where rooms are being fit
ted up. The press work will be done in the
basement of the city hall building.
Hon. W. D. Washburn states that he came
home only for the purpose of attending to some
important business, and will return to Wash
ington in a few days. Reporters make little or
no Roadway in their attempted interviews. He
will not commit himself.
The fire department was called out yesterday
afternoon by an alarm from box 16, at the
corner of Seventh street and Cedar avenue. The
fremen responded but upon reaching the
scene discovered that their services were not
needed The fire was in a small shed, and was
extingulshed with few pals of water.
COURT CULLINGS.