Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-06
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The Veteran will be put on the boards at the
Opera house again tonight
EThe regular session of the common council
will be held tomorrow evening.
Our Goblins drew big house at the acade-
my last night, despite the weather.
Jones' sea lion attracted good share OF the
children's attention at the fair yesterday.
The Turner's are giving a series of dances
in Turner hall to last throughout the week.
For a square meal go the Boston restaur-
ant Open day and night. 7. SULLIVAN.
Capt. Paul Boyton is in the city. He thinks
OF giving an exhibition of his skill during
the week.
The regular weekly open air concert was
not given last night oE account OF the
weather.
Officer Patrick Daily won the policeman 8
uniform, rs predicted BY the GLOBE, at the
Catholic fair.
Tents are provided by the board Of trade at
the fair grounds for those who are taken Sick
during the day.
W.B Harvey was called to Elk River
yesterday on account of the serioua illness of
his sister, Mrs. Holton.
A grand concert will be given this evening
in the hall over Elliot's music store. fine
programme will be presented.
The Zouave corps will meet at their armo-
~ at Turner hall on tomorrow evening in
full uniform, for street parade.
The head mlllers will hold meeting at the
Office of the Northwestern Miller tonight to
perfect permanent organization.
Strangers came pouring into the city from
all directions yesterday by the thousands, not
withstanding the unpleasant weather.
There is bad and even dangerous hole on
Washington avenue south that claims the i'm
mediate attention of the street commissioners.
On Sunday afternoon Mr.. P. P. Eichelger
had his pocket picked of $500 watch and
chain while arranging his goods at the fair
ground.
A meeting of the teachers of the public
schools will be held at the superintendent
office in the High school, at 2 o'clock this
afternoon.
Yesterday afternoon Hon. Loren Fletcher
wagon on Washington avenue. He was quite
seriously injured.
Emil Fauestrom, the insane man who re-
Gently attempted TO take his life by stabbing
himself, has entirely recovered, and was re-
leased from custoday yesterday by Sheriff
Eustis
Louis Peterson, of Fourth street and Eleventh
avenue north, disappeared very mysteriously
last Thursday and has not been heard from
since, although dilligent search has been
made for him.
The Land League of Minneapolis will have
a lawn festival tonight at the Hardenberg
place, First Avenue South and Fifth street.
All kinds of refreshments, prominent speakers
and a band in attendance.
The first regular trains on the Minneapolis,
Lyndale & Minnetonka narrow gauge ran
through yesterday. The time table for this
week is as follows: Leave Minneapolis az
S:45 a. m, and 1:30 and $40 .. m; leave Ex-
celsior at and IL a. m, and 5 p. m.
The GLOBE will issue 10, 600 extra copies to-
morrow morning for free distribution. Bust
ness men, who wish to reach the thousands
from all sections of the country, will find it to
their interest to send In copy as early to-day
as possible. The GLOBE building at the fair
grounds will be attended by clerk thro nigh
out the day.
A GLOBE reporter was informed of clever
trick practieed by shooting gallery. A bet
is made that a marksmen cannot hit a bird
which is used as mark. The rifle is then
loaded with bullet made expressly for the
purpose, which is by far too light to reach
the mark. Once in a while genuine bullet is
used, and then the bird falls.