Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-01
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS. GLoBELETS.

MINNEAPOLlS GLOBELEIS'
Ex-shsriff Thompson has returned from his
big Dakota farm.
A regular meeting of the Temple of Honor
will be held this evening.
Haverly's Mastodon mlnstrels will appear
at the Academy tonight.
The infant child of Commissioner W. T..
Bowen, is dangerously sick.
Yesterday afternoon a stone mason engaged
in building an arch over the canal, fell from
the arch and broke his right leg.
Frega lodge will hold regular meeting
this evening at 1875 Nisollet avenue.
A special communication of Khurum lodge,
A. F. & A. NJ, will be held tonight.
TIL. money continues 10 flow into the
county treasury, in payment of taxes.
Next Sunday the steamer Hattie will again
begin her excursion trips on Lake Calhoun.
The graduating exercises of Bennett seminary
occurred in Plymouth church last evening.
Miss McAlister's benefit tomorrow night
at the Opera house. "The Hunchback" is the
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Fred L. Smith, president of the city council,
is at present acting mayor, in the absence of
Mayor Rand.
The ladies of the Centenary M. E. church
will give strawberry and ice cream festival
this evening.
The telephone system will extend to Lake
Minnetonka this season. All the hotels will
have connections"
On Wednesday evening juno sth, an oren
air concert will be given at the Driving park,
commencing at P. NJ.
To-day all taxpayers who have not already
taken I'D "that little bill' will be subjected to
the 10 per cent. penalty.
The first open air concert of the season will
be given by Danz' band this evening on Tenth
street, corner of Fourth avenue south.
A party of conductors from the various parts
of the country are registered at the Nicollet.
They went out to Minnetonka yesterday.
The newly elected officers of Hermion Lodge
No. Is, K. P, are J. W. Tamm, c. c.; John
Castle, " c.. J. II. Hiskock, P, and A. Cur
tics, trustee.
On Friday evening, the st. Marks church
choir, assisted by L. s. Weisenthal and the
Haydn quartette, will give a musicale in e.
liott's music hall.
Col. James Fairman has signifed his will
ingness TO come to Minneapolis any night
this week and deliver lecture before the Art
association An invitation will doubtless be
eXtdnded to him to-day.
The committee of the G.. A. R. on decora-
ton returns its thanks to the lady teachers Of
the Madison school, for their assistance in
furnishing flowers for the decoration of the
soldiers graves.
The officers of the A. o. Hibernians of Min
neapolis and st. Paul are called to attend a
meeting for the purpose of electing officers
for the ensuing year, at their hall over City
bank, Minneapolis, at 2:30 o'clock, June 5,
1881. Prompt attendance is requested. By
order of Cornelius Linehan, State delegate.
A barn owned by U. r. Wilson, in the town
ship of Minneapolis, about six miles from this
city, was burned at about o'clock yesterday
morning The cause of the fire is attributed
TO tramps, who had been seen in the vicinity
of the barn the night previous The barn was
valued at $500 and the contents at $50. Partly
covered by insurance.
The residence of Dan Rollins, at the corner
of University avenue and Sixth avenue south,
was burglarzed at about two o'clock yester
day morning. Fifteen dollars were stolen
from Mr.. Rollins pants, which had been left
on the bedroom floor Mrs. Rollins was
awakened by the burglars, and she aroused
her husband, who sprang up, and the invaders
fed.