Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-03
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

Chief Munger is fast improving.
R. M. Hooley was in the city yesterday.
At the Opera house matinee this afternoon
Engaged"
St. Anthony lodge will hold regular meet
ing this evening.
London Assurance will occupy the boards
at the Opera house tonight.
During the month just past s2,O1S.25 was
collected in the municipal court.
The Lyndale line will run to Lake Mime
tonka on schedule time hereafter.
A spirituslst seance by gas light, will be
given on Sunday evening at the Academy.
J. B. Hale, of the Fargo Republican, ac-
companied by his wife, is the guest of Col.
West.
Sidwell's brass band has been contracted to
dispense music on four days at the fair next
week.
Minneapolis lodge, Knights of Pythias, held
regular communication at Pythian hall last
evening.
A Greeuback- Labor county convention will
be held this afternoon in Robert Emmett hall
at o'clock.
Hooley's Comedy company drew fine su-
dience, who were delighted by "Birds of a
Feather" last night.
A gentleman was run over by lady driver
yesterday afternoon on Hennepin avenue
crossing, and slightly hurt.
The tenchers of the public schools will
meet at Supt. Tousley's office at the high
school building, this morning.
The Y. l. c. 7. union will meet at 2 o'clock
and the w c. T. union at O'Clock this after
noon, over Ellott's iewelry store.
W. E. Woollet, has broken ground for a
large steam trunk mandatory in Blaisdell's
addition. 1t will employ thirty men.
The glass ball tournament will begin at
Lake Calhoun on Monday morning and con-
tinue every forenoon during the week.
The train to convey the mllers on their first
annual picnic excursion, will leave from the
Pacific depot at $50 o'clock this morning.
Mr.. Culbertson, of Chicago, and Mr.. Potts,
of Illinois, arrived this afternoon with their
respective herds of fancy stock for exhibition
at the Minneapolis fair.
a morse Oh LIE dNCuuC otiCCb
car line became entangled in the traces yester-
day, and after a fierce struggle fell heavily to
the ground. He was not injured, however.
Telegraphic dispatches report over sixty car
loads of stock on the way for exhibition last
night, and over 800 stalls engaged for stock
TO arrive, together, with twenty two pens for
car load of Berkshires from Maryland.
Considerable interest is being manifested at
the Catholic fair over the policemsn's uni
form, to be presented this evening to the most
popular policeman. Either Peter McKIernan
or Patrick Daily will probably be the lucky
man.
Light Infantry, attention. The officers and
men of this command are hereby ordered to
report at the armory Saturday, September 8,
at 6:45 p. m, sharp, in full uniform, white
groves aud cross belts. J. G.. Rogers, acting
first serge amt. ]. P Rea, captain.
On next Friday evening the Minneapolis
Musical and Dramatic club, comprising some
OF the best local talent, will present "Among
the Breakers" in the hall over Ellot's music
store. Mrs. E. FL. Ladd, nee Miss Jennie M.
Atwater, the talented and popular young elo-
cutionist of Milwaukee, will appear in the
role of Bess Starbright, the female life pre-
server.
Engaged" the society comedy at the Opera
house, was given again last night Many of
the imperfections which married the first pre-
sentation were overcome, aud on the whole
the rendition was highly satisfactory. The
play is exceedingly funny, and will continue
to draw. 1t perhaps does not draw out the
full power OF the company, yet it is well
handled. The scenic effects and stage settings
are very fine.
For square meal go the Boston restaur
ant. Open day and night T. SULLIVAN.