Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-11
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1IlNNEAPoLIs GLOBELErs.


MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
Ice carts are making regular trips
already.
A number of improvements are being
made about Association hall.
Fred Paulding, the boy tragedian, has cam
oelled his Minneapolis engagement.
Geo. Il. Sale will have hearing before
Judge Cooley on Monday on charge of fast
driving.
The Mechanics and Workingmen's Mu-
tual Loan ASSOCIATION held g meeting last
evening.
At the close of his present engagement
Mr.. Bryton, accompanied by his wife, leave
for New York.
The zouaves gave "Tha Union Scouts"
another full dress rehearsal last evening in
Harmonic hall.
Work is being pushed forward on the
Minneapolis q St. Louis road from Hopkins
station to Excelsior.
The song service at the railroad reading
room this afternoon at ( o'clock will be con-
dacted by Rev. A. \. Smith.
4 large number of men and teams are
still engaged in removing the debris from
the ruins of the Bracket block.
On Thursday evening Miss Minna Wright,
who comes strongly recommended, will give
reading at the Academy of Music.
The Bicycle club has so far advanced that
the boys are bringing those elegant vehicles,
# they may be SO called, upon the streets.
The ZouaUe is to be the name of four
page paper to be issued by the Minneapolis
Zouaves during the run Of the "UniOn
society"
Schiller's civilian Tell'' is to be presen t.
ed as the original at Harmonic hall this
evening. Some st. Paul parties have promi-
nent parts.
The military companies of the State will
probably have en- opportunity given them
next fall to exhibit their abilities in the ex-
animation of the manual of arms at the
fair.
The fire department was called out early
yesterday evening to extinguish the flames
IN barn near Hennepin avenue and Four
teenth street. No very extensive damage was
done.
The grand transformation scene to be
witnessed at the Metropolitan theater on
Monday evening, in the "Forty Thieves
will be the grandest thing ever put on the
stage in this city.
At the district court, yesterday, in the
case Of VIM. Funk, convicted of selling
liquor without license, a motion was made
for a new trial. The case will probably go
to the supreme court.
The telephone exchange was closed at 6
o clock last evening and will not be opened
again till o'clock Monday morning. In
the meantime those who have been accus-
toned to its use will find how announcement
il is to be without it.
The city council held special meeting
yesterday afternoon. The vote of the recent
election was canvassed and the result an
nounced in the GLOBE heretofore was found
correct. Some minor matters were trans
acted and the council adjourned.
The authorities at the depot of the ST.
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railroad
company are greatly troubled with saucy
newsboys. One was giveA horse whipping
yesterday, and others may get a similar dose
unless they cease throwing rocks at the build
ing.
Messrs. Shaw g Nimocks, who have here
tofore been announced as about to start an
evening paper, under the name of the Her.
aid, to take the place of the Tribune when
that sheet becomes a morning paper, have
purchased the evening Journal, which they
will continue to publish. About the first of
the month it will be enlarged to the size of
the Tribune.