Daily globe., 1881-08-29
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

The public schools will open next Monday.
A party from st. Louis arrived in the city
Yesterday.
Just one week, and then-Col. Kings crown
ing triumph.
Geo. C. Cahoon, of Sauk Center, was in the
city yesterday.
The Hazel Kirke party will depart for Still
water this morning.
The funeral of j. H. Cleson was very large
ly attended yesterday.
John F. Newsom, OF Hastings, spent the
Sabbath in Minneapolis. 9
Elder j c. Hay conducted divine services
at the Church of Christ yesterday.
The Minneapolis Light infantry hold a
meeting at the armory this evening.
Rev. J. R. Berry held open air services in
Oak Lake park yesterday afternoon.
The gospel temperance meetings in the Y
M. C. A. parlors were fairly attended yester-
day.
A large number of seats for Barrett's Ham
let tomorrow night have already been secured.
This evening the Opera house will be opened
by the McAllister troupe in "London Assur-
ance."
Rev. j. II. Tuttle discoursed to an attentive
audience at the Church of the Redeemer yes
tsrday.
Capt. D. r. Mcdonald has announced his
intention to put trim little steamer on Lake
Harriet.
sidwell's band will give the regular weekly
open air concert in Oak Lake grove concert
park this evening.
regular meeting of Minneapolis lodge, I.
o. G. T., will be held at No. 1875 Nicollet ave.
nue. this evening.
A runaway horse succeeded in demolishipg
the buggy to which it was attached, on the
East side yesterday.
The Wednesday evening open air concerts
by Danz' brass band on Tenth street will here.
after commence at $50 o'clock.
The committees from the city council or
gas and on fire department will hold a special
meeting at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
September Is will be the next special term
lay in the district court. A large number OF
old cases will come up for final settlement
Johanna Moriarty will be trie in the po
lice court for raising disgraceful row an0
ueing vilely obstreperOus in her neIghbor
hood.
Rev. Mr.. Beech held religious services at the
city lookup yesterday afternoon. He succeed
I'd in inducing two of the fonr prisoners to
sign his pledge.
The last day for the redemption of prop
srty for the taxes of 1878 will be September
Is, and all who have not already taken care o.
their taxes should bear this in mind.
There were 10 services held by the Reform
club yesterday, owing to the fact that the hal
was controlled and kept locked up by tht
automatical city entertainment man.
The capital stock of the Hennepin County
Savings bank is to be increased from the pres
eni 100000 to 100000. This is the limitet
chartered amount, and will occur Septem
ber H.
Rev. N. NJ. Learned discoursed upon the
efficacy of prayer, yesterday morning at th'
Park Avenue M. E. church, as applicable tC
the restoration of President Garfield to healtl
and happiness.
Rev. G. D. Foss, D. D., resident Bishop o
the Methodist Episcopal church, preached a
Centenary church yesterday morning, ant
Mrs. Mary Mind conducted services at tina
place in the evening.
Yesterday was an unusually quiet and order
| ly Sabbath. Up to seven O'Clock in the even
ing the police force had absolutely not cas-
to claim its attention. AS result there was
of course, dearth OF news.
The Mendelssohn have fixed upon the 26tl
of September for their next and final concer
for the present season. A Mrs. Buxton, al
eminent vocalist, and pupil of Madame Capi
ami, will assist. She has already arrived in tn
city, and will be present at the regular Tues
day evening rehearsals. The club is strainins
every effort to make this concert the mos
brilliant success ever attained in the musica
| line by local talent in the State.
George Cowell, who was arrested on sus
picion of being identified with the gang o
cracksmen who are working the State, bu
released owing to inefficiency of the testlmon,
against him, has again beel arrested. Thi'
time he was found to have number OF stOlel
articles in his possession, and will doubles
be bound over to the next session OF the CRANE
Jury, at the preliminary examination, which
will be held in the municipal court to-day. A
gold watch and chain which had been stoler
from Mr.. Gilman, of st. Cloud, were among
the things recovered.
H. G.. Lieberman, of Weneke & Doerr's cigal
store, had narrow escape yesterday from q
serious and perhaps fatal accident. When
driving his spirited horses down Nicollet ave
nue., one of the bolts which attach the pole tc
the axle became loose and dropped out. Tht
dOnhletree drOnned AGAINST the horses heel;
and the vehicle veered off to one side. There
was an exciting scene, which lasted for about
moment. The horses were badly frightened
but Mr.. Lieberman held manfully to the rein'
and finally succeeded in quieting them and
getting them under control.
At least one man in Minneapolis was mos
woefully mistaken yesterday. The Chapir
question is of hercuian proportions and as
sumes the air of hard hitter. He boarded q
Broadway street car and refused to pay his fart
when asked to deposit it he made himse
exceedingly numerous. The driver is ayoune
man, of small stature, but he has the pur,
grit, and is not to be buldozed. He unhesita
tngly ordered the burly dead beat to get of
the car, and upon being jeered at. in reply
he quietly took hold of him to lead him off
fhe big chap turned upon him and dealt hin
cruel blow over the eye, but nothing dauDt
ed, he pitched into him and succeeded il
mastering the situation, and threw out bis
man in badly punished condition.
For square meal go the Boston restaur.
ant. Open day and night. T. SULLIVAN.
The Hymeneal Horoscope.
During the week just passt the foil owing
parties were regularly licensed to wed:
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