Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-09
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The schools are closed for the week.
big fair day to-day, Friday. Depend.
Chief Munger is much better and able to be about
again.
The streets were thronged last evening by the faif
visitors.
regular meeting of Robert B.ue lodge l. O.
f., was held last night.
Owing to the bad weather the ball at Turner hall
has been postponed until Saturday night.
| All the banks except the Security. will be closed
to-day, to permit the employees to attend the fair.
The Catholic fair for the benifit of "Our Lady of
Lourdes" Is doing big business in Association
hall.
| Our Goblins at the Academy delighted another big
house last night. They continue throughout the
week.
! The municipal court was occupied yesterday by
| cases of drunkenness and dsorderly conduct yes
terday.
Michael German was sent up for ninety days In the
municipal court yesterday for the larceny of silver
| cup from William LOTUS.
Miss Pearl McBain, the eronaut, is Justly an
noyed by the manner in which her name has been
misprinted In the city papers.
Prof. Danz announces that at least two more
open air concerts viii be giveu Tenth street this
season. and more II the weather Will permit.
The Honeymoon will be repeated again at the
Opera houee to- might. At the Saturday afternoon
matinee The Veteran will occupy the boards
Peter Doonan, a brakeman on the H. & D. Divisi-
on, was brought in from Norwc cd yesterday with
crushed hand. He caught 1t under his engine.
Little Charlie Lorimer four-year-od boy, living
at I mir fall haad
upon rusty nail and inflicted serious cash in his
face.
The Greenbackers held preliminary meeting last
night in Robert Emmet hall, preparatory to the
county convention tomorrow afternoon in the same
hall.
Burglars broke into Whitney's Trunk factory and
stole $75 worth of hand satchels. They were
frightened away before they could secure
booty.
Remember the dramatic entertainment by the
Minneapolis Musical club this evening in the hall
over Elliot's music store. Among the Breakers is
the bill.
r. H. Berry, charm an of the fair reception COM
mittee. has plenty of accommodations for strangers
which can be had by applying to "a Washington av
enue south.
At the Milwaukee depot Officer Marsh captured
slick pickpocket. The chap had just relieved, in
very Qoft manner, Mf. d. virgins pocket CI SlU3
In cash. The money was all very fortunately re-
covered.
meeting of the Surveyors association was held
on Wednesday afternoon at Surveyors Cooley's
office and preliminary organic alton effected. They
will meet again soon and perfect permanent Or
ganization.
Commencing to-day, the Minneapolis & St. Louis
railway will run trains as follows between Mime
apolis and Minnetonka: Leave Minneapolis at $40
p In arrive at the lake, 7:l5 p. m leave Lake
Minnetonka, 7:1O q. m., arrive at Minneapolis,
8 :05 q. m.
fellow, who sails under the original and pecu-
liar name of John Smith, precl litated row of dan
gerous proportions at the National hotel. He -four
ished an ugly looking loaded revolver. He
taken in charge by policeman and waltzed to the
castle before any bad blood was split
Miss Pearl McBain, thu beautiful and acsom-
plished lady arounatist, cast out sand ballast bag
after she had risen to an altitude of nearly three
fourths of mile shove the fair grounds. The
ballast fell within few inches of a mans head.
His escape was indeed narrow.
A conductor was arrested in a bad house on We'd
nesday night in exceedingly nebristed condition.
Yesterday he complained that he had been robbed
of valuable gold watch and an amount
Of cash. He accused his fellow roommate
of being in limbo with the theft. but
ing of the kind. The supposition s the light finger
ed work had been accomplished before the arrest
had been made. The lesson will not probably be
lost upon the conductor, as he appeared to be much
ashamed of his open and serious disgrace. He VOWS
he will never indulge again.