Daily globe., 1882-07-03
lGINNEAPOLIs aLOBELETs.

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AINNEAPoLIs aLoBELETs.
The board of trade meets this evening.
The city council meets on Wednesday even
ing.
The county commissioners are to meet to-
day.
The Turner's and the Ffohsinn society en-
joyed picnic yesterday.
Go to the Boston restaurant and get your
dinner to-day. Ask for sullivan's best.
Beedie and Prindle's Pleasure Party open an
engagement at the Pence opera house this
evening.
Nine drunks, two disorderlies and one fast
driver were the arrests of yesterday up to six
o'clock.
The weekly open air concert ON snyder's
block will be given tonight instead OF to-
morrow.
The prohibition nominee for governor Of
Maine, VIM. ]. Eustis, is a brother of our
sheriff, Mace Eustis.
The regular Sunday meetings of the Reform
club and Y. M. G. A. were held at their respec-
tive halls yesterday afternoon.
A handsomely draped portrait of DR.. Keith
still hangs on the organ of the First Baptist
church, of which he was member.
The Theater Comique will be open all day
tomorrow and gala performances will be
given at 1890 a. M, $50 and p. m.
The newly organized Good Templars' club
helda meeting in Harrison hail last evening,
and were addressed by Mrs. Pickett.
Mary Brown applied an insulting epithet to
Julia Kourse, Saturday, and will explain to
Judge Cooley at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
The monthly meeting OF tie chamber OF
commerce will be held Wednesday. The next
business session will also be held at the same
time.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Typo
graphical union was held yesterday afternoon,
and considerable important business trans
acted.
Geo. W. Pennimap, OF Massachusetts,, de.
livered very interesting temperance lecture
at the Second Congregational church last
evening.
Miss Lulu Stanford, the favorite serio-
comic lady of the Comique. has left the city
for Miles City, Montana. where she has an
engagement.
The funeral of Moxnell w., a sixteen year
old daughter Of A. w. Christie, who died
Saturday Of malignant diphtheria, occurred
yesterday afternoon.
The Mayor recommends that keys of fire
alarm boxes be kept handy and that there be
no waste of water tomorrow on account of
the unusual danger of fire.
Rev. G. A. Jones, OF Seabury school, Fari.
built, entered upon his duties as assistant to
Rev, DR.. Knickerbacker yesterday, preaching
In Gethsemane church last evening.
Al. Newell has resigned his position as clerk
at the Clark house, to accept similar place
at the Excelsior house, Minnetonka. Mr..
Richard Larabee, of Wisconsin, will fill the
vacancy at the Clark.
The north Minneapolitans are waking up
and propose to institute legal proceedings to
compel the railroad companies to bridge their
tracks. The matter will be brought before
the council Wednesday morning.
The grounds OF the Hotel st. Louis, Mime
! tonka, will be thrown open to the public TO-
morrow, and the first ball of the season held
| there tomorrow evening. A new Italian
orchestra from st. Louis furnish music for
dancing.
Cornelius Buckle, the man injured by the
accident on the viaduct Friday afternoon, ia
reported to be recovering rapidly from his liz
juries. The body of Chas. Baily, his fellow.
workman, who was drowned, has not yet been
| recovered.
The Western Union Telegraph company are
establishing line Of telegraph Offices oround
Lake Minnetonka. Offices are already opened
at the Hotel st. Louis, Lake Park, Wayzata and
Excelsior, and one at the Hotel Lafayette will
| be ready in about two weeks.
| Crawford & Gibson, the great acrobatic
song and dance artists, who recently played
an engagement at the Comique, have dis
banded for the summer. Mr.. Gibson will
take an eastern trip, while Mr.. Crawford will
remain and take q position in the C0miqut
| company.
M. W. Glenn & Co. have the contract fol
the erection of the electric light mast OF
Bridge square and are waiting for the ma
terial TO make 1t OF. 1t will be thirty.siz
inches in diameter at the bottom and eight
inches at the top and will be put up as soor
as possible.
Mary Ann Garrity, q sixteen year-old girl
residing on the East side, is missing. She dis
appeared from her home about two weeks
ago, since which time nothing has been hear.
| OF her. She Is fair-haired and stout-b built, au(
any information as to her whereabouts will b,
thankfully received by her anxious parents.
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