Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-12
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MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Capt. Clark, of the st. Paul police force, was
in town yesterday.
Tramps are unpleasantly numerous about
the outskirts of the city.
The Northwestern Stove Works have been
shut down by strike of employees.
Next Monday and Tuesday Haverly's Juven-
lie Pinafore company will appear at the Acad-
envy of Music.
The Knights Templars have the next social
in their series at the Pavilion, Lake Calhoun.
Friday evening of this week
Horseback riding is becoming so popular
that it is difficult for liverymen to supply all
who desire saddle horses.
The delightful weather yesterday brought
the ladies out in full force and raid was made
on the dry goods, millinery and notion stores.
An effort is being made TO secure the services
of the Great Western band for a series of open
air concerts in Minneapolis during the season.
Elder j. E. Denton, of the church of Christ,
will reply to Ingersoll on the mistakes of
Moses" on Wednesday evening at the chapel
corner of Ninth street and Fifth avenue South.
This evening the Delta Sigma society of the
| tainment in Assembly hall, at the University.
An interesting programme has been arranged
| for the occasion.
| The Democratic county convention for Hen
| nepin county is called to meet at Harmonic
hall on Saturday, May 10, at 2 o clock, to select
| delegates to represent the county at the State
Democratic convention, which meets at st.
Paul, May 20.
| Do ,uL,o 10 ar
! ly known as General" had little unpleasant
ness with his wife, yesterday morning, and
| then attempted to blow out his brains, it is
said. but made dismal failure of it, much to
| the apparent regret of his spouse.
The Minneapolis Zouave corps called upon
| Gov. Pillsbury at his residence in the East Dr.
vision last evening. They were cordially re-
| ceived, number of complimentary addresses
| were delivered, refreshments were served and
| the affair Throughout was happy success.
Yesterday afternoon, the executive commit
tee of the State Dairymen' association met at
the Nicollet House and agreed to hold the an
| nual meeting in Minneapolis, the first week OF
September during the exhibition of the Mime.
| sofa Agricultural and Mechanical association.
1t is said that Alderman Frank Gilso will
tender his resignation as soon as the Nicollet
|
said that Alderman Beebe will send in his res
ignation at the same time. There are host
of men waiting to fill the vacant chairs, but
few better men can be found than those now
| in Office.
The Great Western bands of Minneapolis an d
st. Paul, under the management of Mr.. Sci
bert, will give their grand inaugural concert at
the Academy of Music this evening. The COM
pany have been hard at work for two months,
and something really fine may be anticipated.
The bands play singly and together, and some
excellent vocal music is also to be introduced.
This evening Miss Grace Garland, supported
by Mr.. Murray's Metropolitan Theater COM
paDy, under the management of Mr.. J. Edwin
Irving, commenced a three nights engagement
at Hastings. The company opens with Romeo
and Juliet" the piece in which Miss Garland
appeared at her recent benefit in Minneapolis.
Next week the company play at Faribanlt and
then make a tour of the State. The company
is large and strong one for the road and
should do hourishIng business.