Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-25
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
The river continues slowly to fall.

The river continues slowly to fall.
Hiawatha lodge held session last night
sNick of the Woods" does not draw full
houses.
A regular meeting of Freya lodge will b'
held tonight.
The NJ. & St. L. company will have the line
running in two weeks.
The Hunchback has been selected by Miss
McAllister for her benefit.
The street ears for the new line on Second
street northeast have arrived.
The adjourned meeting of the common
council will be held this evening.
The Temple of Honor will hold regular
meeting at PSI Nicollet avenue tonight.
Edward Long, employed in the Clark saw
mill, had finger amputated by u circular
saw
A groeer's team ran away on North First
street yesterday, distributing groceries pro-
miscuously.
A prodigious amount of strawberries and
Ice cream were made way with at Harrison
hall last night
Public examination of the pupils OF the Ben
nett seminary will begin this morning and
continue three days.
The first of the open air concerts will no:
occur this evening, as previously announced,
but Just one week Later.
The G. \. r. held well attended meeting
lastnight Comrade Louis Mash made the
address of the evening.
Mr.. David Canady, of the DdllcS Of the st,
Croir, is spending few days in the city get
ting out an extra edition.
Assistant Superintendent Fredericks took
possession of his fine new office IN the fire de-
partment building yesterday.
The commencement exercises of Bennett
Ladies' seminary will be held next Tuesday
evening in Plymouth church.
The delegates from the various Sunday
schools left yesterday for Owatonna to attend
the Sunday school convention.
The BatLaman society of the Bennett semi
nary will give its annual musical and literary
entertainment on Friday evening.
The farmers, realizing that this is the time
for marketing the balance OF last years crop,
are bringing in the hay in large quantities.
A burglar gained admission to the residence
of c.. Il. Petit on Monday night, by opening
a window. Nothing Was taken, however.
The Duke OF Sutherland visited lis yesterday.
He made Il very brief stay, and was shown about
the city by a number OF our leading citizens.
A. L. Billings Il Co. S team made a short
dish for liberty yesterday, doing 10 damage
save Splling load of baled hay on First ave
nue. south.
switch engine struck one of j. B. Bas
sett's teams yesterday on the Sixth avenue
crossing. The wagon WAS tipped over but no
particular damage done.
The ladies OF the Westminster church will
give strawberry and ice cream festival this
evening at the residence of Mrs. Thompson,
No 50 Tenth street south.
The strikers all came back yesterday, and
offered to renew work at the old price. The
teams were set to work, but the shovelers
were discharged and new gang employed
Col. Fairman's lecture at the Universalist
church last evening upon ga Familiar Talk
upon Art" was listened to with manifest de-
light by large audience. This is the last
of the Cooncl'S series in this city.
Five fine new Pullman sleepers, containing
thirty berths each, have been received by the
Northwestern road. The company anticipate
running through trains, with these s!eepers
attached, between Chicago and Minneapolis
by the fifth of June.
The question of who will be successor of
Judge Cornell is now the momentous prob
lem. The names of Judge Vanderburg and
VIM. Lochren are mentioned as the most prob
able candidates. 1t is thought, however, that
Judge Yanderburg will get the appointment,
by most of his friends.
An informal meeting of the Hennepn
County Bar association was held at the court
house yesterday morning for the purpose of
considering action relative to the decease of
the late Judge Cornell. Nothing Of import
ance was transacted and the meeting adjourned
to meet again at the court honse at 9 O'Clock
this morning, when resolutions will be pre-
scented by a committee appointed for the pur-
pose.
Geo. Rice and J. Mcdonald are two bold
ones They had succeeded in obtaining an i'm
moderate amount of bug juice, which effected
them very unfavorably. They stopped at
saloon on Washington avenue and tried to get
another horn each. This was refused them.
J hey then rose in their dignity and might and
proceeded to demOlish the glass front OF the
saloon. Officer West discovered them in the
act and run them into the cooler. The judge
will interview them in the morning.
& Startling Sensation.