Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Specially Reported for the Daily aIos
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

The Union square company are at the
Nicollet house.
Col. Benton, city attorney, has Withdrawn
his resignation. Good enough.
The Y. NJ. @. A. held their annual reunion
at association parlor5 last evening.
The markets were crowded yesterday, snd
a large amount of business was transacted. 4
Rocky Mountain ''work horse" attracted
considerable attention on tie streets yester-
day.
Rev. DR.. Van Anda delivered an interest
ing lecture at the Centenary church lsss
evening.
George Reid. convicted Of selling liquor
without a license, was fined S25 and
discharged.
"Prairie schooners" in large numbers pass
through the city every day, en- route for their
frontier homes.
The Young Peoples Literary society of
the Washington Avenue NJ. f. church held
a meeting last evening
The last performance of al Celebrated
Case" by the Union Square COMPANY. at the
Academy this evening.
delay of two hours was caused bv the
breaking Of an edgsr belt in the McGuHen
mill yesterday morning.
The bills announcing the appearance here.
on Friday evening, of Anna Dickinson sv.
| been posted about town
The city council held a session la. even
ing, and transacted the usual routine work
that comcs before that august body.
That old fish shanty corner of Tenth
street and Nicollet avenue should be removed.
so think the residents in that vicinity.
! Andrew Rossnder, charged with basfarly.
came into court and stated that lie had mar
ried the girl, and the sentence was SGT aside.
| Prof. Fowler delivered another free lecture
at Pence Opera house last evening. He will
remain at the Nicollet house for several days.
Justus B. Bells demurrer to the indict-
ment for libel was argued and oYerruled,
| and he was ordered to appear for trial to-
day.
tramp went to sleep on the Minneapolis
Eastern railway track, bat unfortunately
some passers by discovered him before the
down freight passed by.
Tony Denier's handsome new bills were
adjusted to the boards yesterday. Tony's
king n-makers will be at the Academy Of
Music next Monday evening.
G. o. Williams called J., B. Bsssett n liar.
J. B. resented the soft impeachment with
blow, and now G. o. wants Justice. aDd has
swsrn out warrant for J. BIS arrest.
The hotels at Lake Minne.onka will soon
be thrown open to the public, ard then tie
railroads will have to run extra trains to &C
commodate all who desire 70 visit the lake.
The work of rebuilding Brackets block
is being pushed forward quite lively. An
other story is being added and portion of
the old walls will be rebuilt. making the
structure as solid as before the fire.
The Zouave corps are now holding drill
meetings every evening, preparatory for the
Decoration Day parade. They will make a
fine appearance. A stand of twenty
more arms will be here this week.
A report was current on the streets yester-
day that some man had fallen into tde river
and been drowned near the upper bridge,
but could not be traced to a reliable source.
The coroner could throw no light on the sub
ject.
The benefit for William Lloyd, late lead
ing man at the Metropolitan theater, occurs
| on SATURDAY. evening, when viii be presen-
| ted an attractive programme. Mr. Lloyd
will be assisted by a number of his profess
sionsl friends and some well known anna
turs. He is deserving benefit. and it is be-
iieved his friends will see that he has It,