Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-18
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.


j. B. BoTTINKAu, Manager.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
E. Parre tt, of Fargo, is in the city.
John R. Miner, of Washington, is at the
Nicollet.
The water commissioners will hold meet
ing on Friday.
Religious services were held at The county
Jail yesterday.
J. w. Raymond, of Bismarck, is the guess
of Col. West.
WIN. O'Keefe. of St. Vincent, spent the
Sabbath at Minneapolis.
The summer school of science at the uni
versity will close next week.
The Oak lake concert, by Sidwell's brass
band, will occur this evening.
/ Charles F. Yorkes, Jr., of Fargo, is stop.
ping, temporarily, in the city.
Mrs. Agnes Benton has three hundred chill
dren under rehearsal for Cinderella.
The streets were exceedingly quiet yester-
day, and the police had little to do.
The Turner'S festival at Union Park yester-
day finished the annual programme.
The Light Infantry Corps will hold meet
ing at its armory this evening for drill.
Louis Laramie has departed on San extended
trip through the East and the Canadas.
The tabernacle people will give an excur-
sion to Minnetonka park on Wednesday.
w. NJ. Stewart and A. Chapel, of Farming
ton, registered at the st. James Yesterday.
The county board of equalization will hold
meeting at the county auditors office to-
day.
Six hundred cords is the amount of wood
reported delivered at the State university to
date.
Minneapolis lodge l. o. G. T., will hold
regular meeting this evening, at 125 Nicollet
avenue.
A regular meeting of the County Commits
sioners will be held at the court house to-
morrow.
The chinch bugs are playing havoc with
the wheat crop in certain portions of the
county.
G. w. Saulspaugh, a bridge builder of Sank
Rapids, spent the Sabbath at the National
hotel.
The Sunday school of the First Congrega :
tional church will go out to Lake Minnetonka
tomorrow.
A regular assembly of Minneapolis council
No. 2, R. & S. M will be held this evening
at 1880 O'Clock.
A large number of people sought the cool
shores and groves of Lakes Harriet and Cal
houn yesterday.
An ice cream festival will be given at Har-
rison hall by the ladies of the Reform Club
to- morrow evening.
The horse which was reported stolen last
Tuesday was found on the shores of the Twin
lakes, Dakota county, yesterday.
The Lyndale line did thriving business
Yesterday. Trains were run with unusual
frequency, and every car was crowded.
The immense crowds boarding the short
line trains last evening caused them to arrive
from Is to As minutes behind the schedule
time.
At the National hotel were registered among
Others, John R. Warner, Rock Island; G. b.
CART, LaPorte, Iowa; Mrs. c. J. Robinson,
Chicago.
The Musical union will give picnic ex-
cursion to Minnetonka Park, including aeon
cert on the elegant steamer st. Louis on
Wednesday,
The alleged rape case will come up this
morning in the municipal court, but the
probabilities are that nothing whatever will
be done about it.
The setonl pier of the University aveune
iron bridge, crossing the St. Paul, Minneapo-
lis & Manitoba short line road, will be com
pleted this week.
Prof Dodge, of the State university, is
making an analysis of various kinds of gro
ceries, to determine upon the per cent. which
they are adulterated.
Twelve coach trains were run on the short
line to carry people to Union Park yesterday,
and three coaches were literally packed with
eXuberant humanity.
Samuel H. Harrington, formerly employed
in the Crown Roller and the Washburn A
mills, has Just completed a purchase of the
Touring mills at Delano.
Among the registered guests at the Belle
vue house yesterday were D. B. Mcdonald
Melrose; J. A. Signor, Button, MINI ; Fl. D.
Belding, Springfield, Mass.
The Waterman on Fourteenth avenue
south has been partially uncovered by grad
ing the street, and one of the taps have been
broken off the pipe. The main will have to
be lowered.
party of students from the State uniYer.
sity summer school in science, comprising the
class in botany, expect to visit Lake Mime
tonka again to-day for pleasure and to search
for microscopic specimens.
S. G.. Daniels, proprietor of the Bellevue
house, is making improvements in this es
adjustment. A checkered marble floor has
been already laid and completed in the office
part of the hotel, and other improvements
will soon be completed.
Religious services were conducted at the
city lookup Yesterday afternoon al
five O'Clock, led by Rev. DR.. Beach, anG
assisted by several ladies of the Temperance
Reform club. The prisoners who listened tC
| the services were three in number, two lncar
cerated for drunkenness and one for disorderly
| conduct.
sWhere is the ramrod of. this 1ouse?'
shouted medium sized man supporting {
''bonanza" mustach, and wearing perfect
breastwork of silver medals, as he waltzed in
to the St. James last evening. Upon being
shown the clerk he announced that he wat
fly man, high air tight rope performer
Prof. D. D. Dare. come up to show the people
| of the village what he could do,
|
BOLD WORK.