Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-19
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The season at the Opera house closed last
night.
Excursion trains will be run to Union Park
to-day.
The Musical Union held rehearsal meeting
last night.
St. Anthony lodge held regular meeting
last night.
McGowen, the shootist, will be defended by
F. P. Lane.
A project for colored military orgahiza-
ton is the latest.
DR.. Sample Will hold services in Westmin-
ster church tomorrow evening.
The Y. NJ. C. A. held a well attended gospel
meeting in the parlors last night.
1t is estimated that over $50 people attended
the matinee at the opera house yesterday.
The Liberal league will tell the people all
about the new revision of the bible this after
noon.
Next Wednesday the examinations OF candi-
dates for admission to the State university will
open.
The sidew alks in various parts OF the city
are disgrace, aHu suooie i@0ei'S P-fS ~
tention.
The funeral of the infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. R. Purchase will occur at two O'Clock
this afternoon.
On next Thursday the annual camp meeting
of the Seventh Day Adventists will open at
Lake Calhoun.
On account of the absence of DR.. Tuttle no
services will be held in the Church of the Re
deemer to-day.
A Young man employed in Farnham d Love-
joys sawmill had his left hand badly mangled
yesterday morning.
The reform Climb will hold their regular gos-
Del temperance meeting IN Harrison hall TINS
afternoon at o'clock.
A picnic excursion to White Bear Lake was
enjoyed by the Sunday school OF the Franklin
avenue NJ. E. church yesterday.
A late train has been put on the Lyndale
line. 1t will leave the lake at 10 P. NJ, and re-
turning, will leave the city at 1888.
The expressmen held a meeting in Emmett
hall last night. The new ordinance relating to
the express stand was thoroughly ventilated.
Mile Marie Litta, Americas favorlte prima
donna, will appear at the Academy of Music
on Tuesday evening. A rare treat is antici-
pated.
Rev. John Woods will preach in Andrew
PRESBYTERIAN church this evening on blades,
and the Revised New Testament on Future Re
tribution." =
The Michael Davitt land league will meet
this eyeneng in Emmett hall. Meetings here
after will be held on the first and third Sun
DAYS of each month.
Burglars entered j. T. Abbott's flour and
feed store, corner of Cedar and Franklin ave.
nues early yesterday morning. They succeeded
in getting about 81 in cash.
Yesterday a satisfactory settlement was &C
complshed between the c., M. d ST. ?. road
with the estate of Geo. A. Terrence, the en-
gineer killed by the Minnehaha disaster last
fall.
In an interview with reporter, E. B. Wash
burn said that the administration will win"
The whole question is now settled beyond a
peradyenture, and the nation breathes free
again.
The insurance commissioners have adjusted
the claim of Douglass & Hall for the losses
sustained by them in the recent fire. They
were allowed So, 665, which was entirely salts
factory.
The insurance companies have allowed
Messrs. Gilmore & Mccullough the sum of
s14,726 on account of the fire which recently
destroyed their chair mandatory in South
Minneapolis.
The contract for the mammoth warehouse
for Messrs. Fuller & johnson has been awarded
s.1a r. NJ sof 1o fo,1r
stories high, with ten-foot basement, and
will cost $4,000.
The attention of the authorities is again
called to the shameful and even dangerous
condition of the lower sidewalk on suspen-
sion bridge. Some OF the boards are worn
completely out, SO that they are broken.
Albert Murphy, who is engaged in working
in the blacksmith shop at the car shops of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul road, received
3 severe injury from piece OF flying steel
which struck him in the back. He was taken
to DR.. Ames' office, where surgical aid was ad
ministered.
The three professional crooks now in the
lookup will be arraigned before the municipal
court tomorrow morning. Jacob Leather
man, the German farmer who was victimized
in the sum of $40, under charge of which one
of the men was apprehended, arrived in the
city yesterday, and will appear as witness in
the case. He is confident the right man has
been caught
Tomorrow at $50 P. NJ, an excursion party
composed of delegates, ministers, teachers and
Others, will leave for Toronto, Canada, to at
tend the third International Sunday school
excursion. Detours will be made to Lewiston,
Niagara Falls, Buffalo and other points of in
terest to the excursionists. The route, as
mapped out, will be as follows From Mime
apolis to Burlington, Iowa, via NJ. & St. L.
road; thence to Chicago, via Chicago ,Burling-
ton & Quincy; thence to Detroit; thence to
Toronto. The excursion will probably arrive
at Toronto on the 22d.
Important to Lat,nbernaen.
The following important information is TAX
en- from the Llmbernsan and Manufacturer: