Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-26
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

has been removed to 38l Hennapin avenue, rooms
II and 13VsnderburRh's block. Public elevator.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
Mrs. DR.. Keith is convalescing.
There will be nothing at the Academy this
week.
The Light infantry company will drill again
this evening.
A ruffian was lodged in the calaboose last
night for beating his wife.
The meeting of the Father Mathew T. A.
society was well attended last night.
Several well-filled passenger trains left the
depot for Lake Minnetonka yesterday.
John Eastman was caught beneath pile Of
lumber on Saturday and seriously injured.
Capt. Ames ofthe Ames Zouaves will drill
the Crusaders 7. A. society this evening.
The Jubilee singers gave sacred concert,
to good house, at Pence Opera house last
evening.
William circuit has been granted decree of
divorce from his wife upon the ground of
desertion.
The semi-monthly meeting of Michael
Davitt land league was held in Norden hall
last evening.
Alderman Haugan returned from his Chi
cago trip on Saturday, and he don't want
cedar blocks any more.
Michael O'Neiil, who was injured by fall :
ing through trap at the Washburn G mill,
died on Saturday night.i
At the Fifth Avenue Baptist church last
evening, young peoples meeting was held,
conducted by Frank Ball.
The Convent of the Holy Angels school
Catholic Association hall.
The young people of the Fifth Avenue Bap-
tist church will participate in an excursion to
Lake Minnetonka on Friday.
Large numbers of people went out to Lake
Calhoun yesterday over the motor line to at
tend the Advent camp meeting.
The chamber of commerce advertises for
proposals for a site for new building in
which to hold it's sessions, and to transact its
business.
Danz's band will give the second open air
concert in Snyder's park tomorrow evening
A choice programme has been prepared for
the occasion.
Hereafter, or until the Northwestern rifle
tournament in July, the long range practice
of the Minneapolis Rifle club will be held on
the range at Fort Smelling.
A special meeting of the Crusaders T. A.
society will be held in Catholic association
hall this evening, to make preparations for
the approaching state convention.
Hurrah for the popular Boston restaurant.
Tom Sullivan. the proprietor, is practical
caterer of many years valuable experience.
The Boston never closes it's doors.
The North.Aker Injunction case against
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway
company and the city will come up for a
hearing in the district court to-day.
L. E. Anderson, employed in the Pillsbury
elevator near Minneapolis junction, was run
over by freight car, on the side track near
the elevator, on Saturday evening, and killed.
It is the purpose of the chamber of COM
merce to erect $125,OOO building, providing
they are able to secure an available site, either
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Alad named Bergstrand, residing with his
parents on Broadway, East side, was SO badly
injured by being scalded with kettle of hot
water, which he tipped upon himself, that he
will be SCARED for life.
The Electric Light company have already
got large number of poles set and will begin
stringing the wires to-day. The company
expects to get the lighting machines in opera
ton within about two weeks.
The usual gospel services OF the Reform
club were held in Harrison hall yesterday af-
noon. Rev. W. W. Satterlce delivered dis
course, and was followed by several prominent
members of the club in short addresses.
The ladies of Centenary church will give
an excursion to the Lake Park on Wednesday
of this week, including trip on the City OF
St. Louis. Croft, of baking powder fame,
will furnish the biscuit and coffee for the
lunch.
The Crusaders Dramatic club will produce
the beautifuI Irish drama, "Colleen Bawn; or
the Brides of Garryowen," in Pence Opera
house on the evening of the Fourth, for the
benefit of the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception.
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attended yesterday afternoon. The Knights
Templar, preceded by Danz's band, escorted
the funeral procession to Lakewood cemetery.
The services were held at the residence of
Major j. II. Donaldson.
A desperate fight occurred in a restaurant
on Saturday night between waiter and
g. drunken customer. In the melee the waiter
dealt the other stunning blow with the but
of his revolver, cutting a friGhtful cash in
his cheek and knocking out two teeth.
Prof. Tousley is now in active preparation
for his departure for Trieste. He will he in
his Office in the High school building to-day
and the two subsequent days from to IL in
the forenoon for the purpose Of closi ng up all
unfinished business Of tie public schools.
hebeautiful cantata, ''The Flower Queen"
will be given at the Park Avenue Presbyterian
church on Wednesday evening, by Mr..
Shryock's vocal class, numbering over fifty
young ladies and children, in costume. The
stage will be beautifully decorated in flowers
and evergreens.
Again the date for the removal of the post
Office to the new quarters in the Boston block
has been fixed. This time to-day is selected
for the purpose. The block seems to be in |
perfect readiness, and il the office is not soon |
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