Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-04
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

sewer is being laid on Second avenue
south.
The council held an adjourned meeting last
night.
The Hunchback was played again last night
at the Opera house.
East LYNNE at the Pence Opera house matt
nee this afternoon.
Scrap Iron Bill will go 10 Lysle to-day, to
speak there on the Sabbath.
The concert at Elhott's music rooms last
night was deserving success.
regular meeting of Minneapolis lodge,
K of P, was held last night.
The millers take in nearly all the wheat
which is offered in this market.
The reform club held very interesting and
well attended meeting last night.
Miss McAlllster's benefit netted between
$500 and $3.50. Not very bad, surely.
A regular meeting of Ninnehaha lodge Will
be held tonight at 125 Nicollet avenue.
The Washington club will give social At
Workingmen's hall on next Tuesday evening
The regular weekly rehearsal of the Musical
union will take place TO night IN Harrison
hall.
The street car company expect to have the
new Second street northeast line running in
ew days. =
A i've wolf was on exhibition at the court
house yesterday. The man in charge wanted
the bounty.
Prof Rhys, and his three sons, violnists,
played before the literary society of Centenary
church last evening.
The store of Patterson s. Chilstrom was
entered Thursday night, but nothing of I'M
portance was stolen.
Hiawatha lodge, I. o. q. T., have purchased
an elegant upright piano for the use of the
Dramatic and Musical club.
The body of the unfortunate boy, Frank
Phillips, who was drowned in the mill pond,
on Saturday, was recovered yesterday.
Our citizens sleep with revolver near al
hand now nights, and some daring burglar
may suddenly terminate his career earthly.
A telegram was received from the wife of
the suicide, Charles Kirmse, stating her ina
bility TO attend the funeral services yesterday.
Frank j. Mead, n formerly well known
whole sonled journalist of this city, but now
resident of Mandan, is the guest of Col. West,
of the Ncolet
The city council has granted Chief Bracket
permission, or leave of absence, to attend the
fireman's convention in Chicago. He will
start on Monday.
Edward B. Grlffiths, late book-keeper for
Koykendall Bros, died yesterday at the Derrick
house The remains Will be taken East by the |
mother of the deceased.
Yesterday afternoon lady lost pocket |
book on street car No. 2, on the Riverside av-
euue line, containing $40 in money, besides |
some valuable papers.
The remains of the unfortunate suicide, |
Charles Kirmse, were buried yesterday after |
noon at 2 O'Clock The ceremonies were con- |
Quoted by Rev. II. C. Wood.
Geo. A. Brackets residence was burglarized |
yesterday morning. Mir. Bracket gave the in
tru6ers a warm reception and they quickly |
absconded with little booty.
Another smallpox excitement prevails over
the rumor of new case in South Minneapolis.
What with burglars and the smallpox, SCuth |
Minneapolis is truly afflicted
driver on a Riverside avenue street car
stopped his car several minutes 50 that himself |
and passengers might be RECALLED by the sight |
of bull d ,g fight yesterday.
The fellow workmen of the late Charles
Kirmse have taken up a collection for the
benefit of the widow and orphans, and to defray
the burial cxpens of the remains.
The feas;s of weeks was observed to-day by
service at the Hebrew Reform temple, and
following this the first religious examination
of the Jewish youth IN this city took place.
disgraceful fracas occurred in the street
in front OF a Hennepin avenue saloon yester-
day between three ''brusers." The roughs
were arrested by Officers Marsh and Solburg.
At the meeting of the board of water COM
misSioners, yesterday, resolution was passed
recommending the city council to have the old |
horizontal pumps repaired and strengthened at |
once.
On Sunday next a change of time will go
into effect on the Minneapolis & st. Louis
railroad as follows: Passengers will leave at
Gas A. NJ, reaching Albert Lea at 1l:l0 and |
making Chicago connection, and returning |
will reach here ut P. NJ.
The Minneapolis Turner's have sent team
to St. Louis to take part in the national turn
fest, occurring there ON the 4tl., 5th, 9th and |
7th of June. They will compete for prizes !
and championship. The team is as follows:
A Eichhorn, Henry HauschIld, J. J. Heinrich,
VIM. Monash, c. q. Lampe, l.. BetZ, G. f. |
Woelfer, w. Fleische, R. Jeggle, T. Gutsch,
E. Conrady, II. Leber and w. Leber.
THE COURTS.