Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-22
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPoLIs GLOBELErs.

trip.
Everything was 'fuss and hustle" at the
Falls yesterday.
The Zouaves enjoyed practice shoot on the
range yesterday.
Olivette attracted fall house at the mat
inee yesterday.
Rev. D. Tice will preach at the First NJ. E.
church to-day.
Last night closed an unprecedented busy
week in this city.
Last evening the Y. NJ. G. A. people dis
cussed Running for Life.''
One of Phillip Phillips song services at
the Y. M C. A. this afternoon.
The Minneapolis Mill company expect to
start I'D their third mill this week.
Eta May Hunt will depart for the East
this week, to finish her musical education.
The Northwestern Touring mill is putting in
new machinery, and greatly increasing It's
capacity.
Rev. Thos. McClary, of the First M. &.
church, went to Saltwater last night, where
he will preach to-day.
The Reform club will hold mass gospel
meeting at Harrison hall this afternoon, be-
ginning at 8 o'clock.
The select team from the Rifle club departed
for Milwaukee last evening. They were ex-
ceedingly hopeful of success.
On Tuesday evening Col. Falrman will de-
liver alecture in the Universalist church upon
ga Familiar Talk on Fine Art"
no r,r11r at
Hennepin Baptist church to-day, morning and
evening. Topic: Modern skepticism."
The amount involved in the real estate
transactions in Minneapolis for the four
months ending April 30th, was S1,679,4 Ol.
On tomorrow evening the journeymen tail
ors will hold a meeting in Workingmen's hall,
22l Washington avenue south, commencing at
s O'Clock.
The Spiritualists and Liberals Will hold a
meeting at O'Clock this afternoon. The
topic for discussion is "The Philosophy OF
the Mind.''
Contractor McMullen issues the assurance
that the east side canal will be entirely con-
structed and ready for use one week from to-
morrow.
The Reform club have decided to have
grand celebration excursion on the 4th OF
July, to some popular pleasure resort not
yet decided upon.
Two lads who had run away from their
homes In Anoka, were found yesterday in
box car in the Manitoba yards. They
were sent home.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday as
nd m MIrnnV. e.
G.. Goodrich and Cora Ferrin, ana Walter K.
Pardee and Eta Sabin.
Samples of the patent -four manufactured
by the new machinery of the Washburn A
mill, have been forwarded to Gen. Washburn,
who Will take them to Europe with him.
delegation from this city will be joined by
similar party from st. Paul on Tuesday, when
they will proceed to Davenport in the interests
of Mississippi river improvement scheme.
Rev. W. W. Sattarlee's health is still poor,
notwithstanding his rest of several weeks. 1t
IS feared by his friends that he will be COM
PEELED to abandon the ministry for season.
Last evening, the committee from the
G. A. r. on observance OF Decoration Day,
held meeting in G. F. Fosters office, on
Hennepin avenue, and completed the necessary
arrangements
A girl of only 10 years of age residing with
her parents on Sixth street, has been stricken
bythat dread disease, smallpox. The physi-
clans report it to be the worst case yet devel-
oped in this city.
A white infant has been left upon the door
step of Mr.. Hoyes, a colored resident of TWEEN
4y.frst street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
ayenues SOUTH. The little waif was taken in
and is being kindly cared for
Complaint is made that a number of truck
men are using Ridgeway addition, between
Lyndale and Nlcollet avenues, for the purpose
of dumping offal and garbage. The police
are looking for the offenders.
A farmers team loaded with furniture and
lumber on Washington avenue, became fright
ened at sprinkling cart yesterday, and took a
lively dash down the avenue. They were STOP
ped, however, and not much danger was done.
Notwithstanding the well circulated rumorS
to the contrary, the projectors Of the proposed
new morning paper, with Alderman Borge as
the representative head, assert that it is now
foregone conclusion; that the necessary
amount of funds have been assured, etc.
The electric light machine to be used in
lighting the new Pilsbury A mill has arrived,
and is being put in condition for business:
Work has been commenced on the interior of
the eastern half of the mill, and the whole
building is being hurried rapidly to compile
ton.
The new depot for the St. Paul, Minneapolis
& Manitoba short line Will be located at the
corner of Fourteenth avenue and Fourth street
southeast. The old buildings which formerly
occupied the site have already been removed,
preparatory to the erection OF the new build
ing.
We are going to have series of open ali
concerts The first of the series will be given
on Wednesday evening in Superintendent
Snvder's block on Teuth street. Danz's band
will furnish the programme Wednesday
evening of each week has been selected for
these entertainments.
A well authenticated rumor is IN circulation
to the effect that the Tribune will hereafter
discontinue the Monday morning issues, and
also that the size of the same will be reduced
to six columns per page, and the subscription
price dropped from The present rate OF 81 per
month to 60 cents per month
Mr.. Orff, architect, is engaged in drawing
plans for the erection of new Catholic
school house, to be located at the corner of