Daily globe., 1882-09-11
EA POLLS
MINNEAPOLIS GEoBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GEOBELETS.
this evening.
The. Catholic day schools open at s
| O'clock this morning.
| The fall term of the Judsem Female In.
stitute opens this morning.
! Miss Abbie Darlington sang at the
Church of the Redeemer yesterday morn
| ing.
! The sUb-freshman class at the university
vail number about seventy members this
| fall.
| Twenty nine cases of freshly contracted
matrimony were reported at the district
court last week,
| Fhe sacred concert by Danz's band at
Turner Hall yesterday afternoon, attracted
! a good audience.
The work of laying the pavement at the
corrertof Hennepin and Washington ave-
-nues continued yesterday.
Tbs usual gospel temperance meeting
was held at the station house yesterday
nder the auspices of Mrs. Farr.
IHc Jill LUZ oIlC0 Opera IAOuSe UQ1S anu
to morrow evenings is ''Ticket-of-Lea
M an,'' to, be followed by ''Peep O'Day" for
tn, rest of tbs week.
THE temperance meeting at Harrison
Hal yesterday afternoon was well attended,
and addresses were made by Dr.. Wright,
Elder Satterlee and others.
A. meeting of the Minneapolis Dental
socit ,ty will be held on Wednesday evening
at the Office of Murray 81 Dillingham;, cor
ner Nicollet and Fourth street.
WIN. A. Noyes, Phi. D., bearing diploma
from the John Hopkins university, has
been added to the faculty of tbs. state uni
versitY as Instructor in chemistry.
The falls and mills attracted large mum
bers of visitors yesterday, but the gates
we're closed and prohibited access to the
platform. Work on the viadsct is pro-
crossing RAPIDLY.
The building committee of tbs chamber
of commerce viii meet tonight and prob
ably decide upon plan for the new build
ing. Eight plans have been submitted by
l.. S. Burlington, orr Bros, Hodgson &.
Sons. j. K Wilson, W. FL. Dennis and
Smith & Wilcox.
4 little blaze ON the east side at 5 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon destroyed an old shed
just below the Pillsbury mill The fire
caught on two box cars standing on the,
track near by, somewhat damaging their
cargo of wheat, but was promptly sup
pressed by the fire department.
Mr.. Hicks. of River Falls, thesgentleman,
arrested on complaint of Attorney Arctan-
der, on suspicion of having pushed Mrs.
Scales from the Manitoba train near Doran,
was yesterday released from durance vile.
The case Will be brought before the munic-
ipal court at II this forenoon, when the
accused will probably be discharged, as
there seems to be no evidence against him.
The John Mccullough engagement at
the Academy of Music opens tonight with
''Virginius," to be followed during the re-
| naming evenings of the week by 10Th
ello,' ''Richelieu," Julius Cesar" 'tKing
| Lear and ''The Gladiator" in the, order
| named, with ''Ingomar" for the Saturday
i matinee. Mccullough is favorite with
Minneapolis play goeTs, and will be
| greeted with a good audience this evening,
| the better part of the house being already
sold.
| Early yesterday morning Officer Fox
heard call for help, and running down
First street found an interesting slugging
bee in progress. On the approach of the
| officer one Of the trio who participated IN
the slugging fed, leaving his confederate,
who was taken into custody, with the as
sistance of another star who put in a time
| ly appearance just then. The victim of
I the encounter was Geo. b. Warden, of Big
Lake, and the. gold watch and other effects
| OF which he had been dispossessed by his
assailants, were found ON the ground near
by, wheresthey had probably been dropped
| by the fleeing crook.