Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-12
MINNEAPOLIS aLoBELETs.

yesterday was very quiet Sabbath.
The hotels are now well filled with strangers
and travellers.
the Clark house.
DR.. G. M. Jordan left last night for weeks
trip to Montana.
molly gang of DRINKS were at the police
station yesterday.
The examinations at Hamline universitywill
occur this afternoon.
The tourists from the warmer chimes are al
ready arriving in large numbers.
Sunday School concert was given at the
First M. E. Church last evening.
The weekly drill meeting of the Minneapo-
lis Light infantry will be held this evening.
The Boston restaurant did rushing bust
ness yesterday. Freeh oysters were in great
demand.
Frank J. Mead, of Mandan, is spending q
few days with his frlerds in this city. He
reports the Mandan boom still on.
Tony Pastor with his select company will
occupy the Academy on Thursday and Friday
evenings, in an attractive programme.
Quite number of physicians who have
been in attendance upon the convention the
past week in st. Paul, spent the Sabbath in
Minneapolis.
At the regular meeting of the chamber of
commerce, which will be held on Wednesday
morning, balioling for wheat inspector will
begin in earnest.
Crawford and Gibson, song and dance ar
Comique, and will present some entirely new
business this week.
The various trains over the three routes to
Lake Minnetonka yesterday, were well filed by
Minneopolitans, who spent the day upon the
lake and at the park. NJ
Miss Hessie Hunter, elventionist, gave an
enjoyable entertainment in Harrison hall,
last evening. Scrap Iron Bill, the temperance
| oracle, delivered lecture.
The Light Infantry will take a moonlight
excursion to Mlnnetonka Thursday evening
June 80, via M. & st. L. railway and the City
| of st. Louis. Danz's band and orchestra will
| furnish the music.
The week opens tonight at the Theater
Comique with grand programme. Miss Mel
lie Crawford, Cora Partlow, and all the other
faverltes, will be on hand, and good enter
tainment is assured.
The members of old Hook and Ladder com.
pany, No. volunteer fire department, have
disbanded. The money in the treasury,
amounting to 81, U31 was distributed equally
| between the members.
The Minnetonka steamer Lotus has com.
menced her regular afternoon trips to the up
per lake, leaving Wayzata on the arrival Of the
noon train from st. Paul, and returning in
! time for the evening train.
A largely attended meeting of the Father
Mathew T. A. society was held in Catholic
| Association hall last evening. Several short
| addresses were made, which were followed by
number of musical selections by the young
ladies and gentlemen present.
Edward Bermon, the youth charged with
swindling in selling prize packages, ard the
suspected COW boy, viii be arraigned in the
municipal court this afternoon. II every
thing he is supposed to be guilty of can be
proved against HIM, it will 60 hard with him.
Last evening number of boys and young
| men went into. the river, near Mueller &
Heinrich's brewery, for bath, and one Of
their number, Edward Feeley, was drowned.
Feeley was messenger boy in the employ OF
the ST. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Rail.
way company. The body was not recovered