Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

The old Winslow House, on the East Side,
is being greatly improved.
The next social of the knights Templars
will be at Lake Minnetonka.
Decoration Day is to be more generally
observed this year, than ever before.
Mr.. F. Hendryx, editor of the Sank
Centre Herald, was in town yesterday.
The young mems meeting at the Y. M. G.
A. rooms was largely attended last evening.
Patrolman Bates would like to know who
picked up the revolver he lost the other
day.
The Juvenile Pinafore company will stop
at the St. James during their stay in Min
neapolis.
The paste brigade of COup's circus have
spread an immense amount of brilliant paper
IN this city.
The railroad reading room song service
this afternoon will doubtless attract another
large attendance.
Prot. Fowler is to deliver lecture on
"Phrenology' at Pence Opera House on
Tuesday evening.
Rev. A. A. Smith conducted the Sunday
school teachers meeting at the Y. NJ. G. A.
parlors yesterday afternoon.
The work of canvassing for the city direc-
tory goes bravely on, but will not be COM
pleted for several weeks yet.
The Pavilion, at Lake Calhoun, has been
rsjointed and refurnished for the big sum-
mer trade that is anticipated.
Col. Benton has sent in his resignation to
the mayor, it is said, owing to the fact that
he considers the salary too small.
Miss Susie NJ. johnson, inspirational
speaker, will lecture at Good Templars' hall
at half-past 10 o'clock this forenoon.
William Lloyd, of the late Metropolitan
Theater company, is arranging for benefit
which he hopes will occur during this week.
Alderman ellison will tender his resigna-
ton at the next meeting of the city council,
and proposes to spend the summer in New
England.
Unless Col. McCrory pays more attention
to the running of trains on the Lyndale road
he will lose considerable amount of custom
this season.
The Minnesota & st. Louis railroad en-
ployes have an excursion to White Bear
Lake, Saltwater and the DalIes of the st.
Oroix, to-day.
The delightful weather of yesterday
caused the ladies to turn out in full force
during the afternoon, and the streets and
stores were crowded.
The monthly business meeting of the
Woman's Christian Temperance society was
held Yesterday afternoon a. their rooms over |
Williams book store.
An employe in Eastman, Bovey & Co.'s
saw mill, named Charles Parker, is laid up |
tween two feed rollers.
During Friday night the circular saw in
the McMuIlin saw mill struck spike in a |
log. The saw was broken, and the whole
outfit rather badly damaged.
Some OF the railroad magnates were In
session in Minneapolis yesterday, but the |
matters discussed we're of private nature,
and no reporters were admitted.
Little Johnny Walters, who appropriated
one of Crossman & Plummer's pocket books, |
was before Judge Cooley yesterday, but plead |
SO earnestly that sentence was suspended |
during good behavior. He will not do it |
again in all probability.
The Minnesota Academy of Natural |
Sciences held an interesting meeting last |
evening. Mr.. Du Bots presented hand |
some collection of minerals, and MIR. w. L. |
Tiffany read an exhaustive paper on the |
'Fishes of This Country"
The officers are looking for Justus B. Bell,
who has been indicted by the grand jury
for publishing an article in the Times in
which he referred to A. 81. Beal as "a
drunken incendiary." Bell will get Justus |
now in way he will not appreciate.
Mr.. Frederic Bryton has gone to Winni-
peg to play an engagement with the Nc
Donnell combination. Previous to his de- |
parture he formed partnership with Mr.. !
Frank Carver, and about August 30th they |
propose to open Pence Opera House for a |
season of six months.