Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The Light infantry will meet for drill this
evening.
The closing exercise of the convent of the
holy Angels will occur soon.
The Republican county convention will be
held at Market hall, July IA, at 10 a. m.
The Miller-Brown adultery case comes up
before the municipal court this morning.
The platform at the mills is to be replaced
by new one with iron pillars and girders in
the fall.
The Minnesota temple, No. 1. P. c., will
hold an important business meeting this
evening.
Chief Stilson, OF the fire department, has
returned from the Iowa state fremen's con-
vention, at Museatine, Iowa.
This will be the last week of the present
five speciality artists at the Comique. An en-
tire new company is promised for next week.
The cold rain of yesterday made the camp.
ers at Lakes Calhoun, Harriet and Mime
tonka sigh for snug house and warm fire.
Tom Sullivan, of the popular Boston restau-
rant, was unusually happy yesterday. Nearly
all day his restaurant was crowded with
customers.
The Humane society will meet at the P. P.
editorial rooms at O'Clock this afternoon, to
| complete the merging of the society into the
Anti-cruelty society.
| The mayor, acting through D. M. Gilman,
who is now at Baltimore, has invited the Ma
tional grand encampment, G. A. R., to hold
their next meeting in this city:
The open air concert season will be inau-
gurated tomorrow evening, by concert on
Snyder's block by Danz's band. Printed pro.
grammes will be distributed to the crowd.
Herbert G. Conner, the artist, has nearly
completed a large.size portrait of the mayor
which will be presented to him by his friends
1t is an artistic piece, and entities Mr.. Conner
to much credit.
John Tobin, OF GLIB Second street north, al
employee at Camp g. Walkers mill, had his
knee badly cut by circular saw on Saturday
DR.. Ames dressed the wound, and thinks Tobir
will be all right in a month.
The Father Mathew T. A. B. society held its
regular weekly meeting in Catholic Associa
ton hall yesterday afternoon. An interesting
musical and literary entertainment was give1
and several fine addresses made.
The week will open tonight at the Theatel
Comique with full company and big bill
Miss Nellie Crawford, the faTorite of th1
company, who contemplated leaving the city
has decided to remain with the company unit
fall.
In the announcement and programme of thu
closing exercises of st, Mary's convent, pub
]ished in the GLOBE yesterday, the date wa
accidentally Cmmitted. The exercises will bt
given in Exhibition hall, corner of Marshal
street and Sixth avenue north, at O'Clock
Wednesday evening next.
The following are the newly elected officer
of the Northwestern Pipe and Paving company
President, Col. s. G. Magill; vice president
DR.. w. II. Leonard; treasurer, j. D. Blake
secretary, - Prum. The company will cree
a mandatory at once and expect to hav
works in operation early in September.
Danz's band will accompany the Minueapo
lis and st. Paul commaderies of knights Tenn
plar to the annual conclave at Red Wing, Sat
urday, June "a. The Knights and their ladies
twill leave this city at o'clock SATURDAY.
morning in a special train of drawing room
cars, furnished by the Chicago, Milwaukee 6
st. Paul Railway company.