Daily globe., 1883-10-15
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The board of trade will meet this morn
ing.
The new Hawthorne school will be opened
to-day.
The meeting of the I. n. L. last evening
was largely attended.
A meeting of the park commissioners is
announced for tomorrow afternoon.
The Father Mathew T. A. society held a
weekly meeting at Catholic Association
hall last evening.
The amount of travel this year over that
of last year on the Lyndale railway has in
creased 100 per cent.
William Reed will be tried this morning
for being found in house of i'll fame
that of Mother Griffn's Blue Star.
The investigation into the causes Of
great fires in the city, and also determin-
ing upon some means of abolishing the 25
per cent. extortion will continue this after
noon.
Evenson, the jeweler and diamond set
ter at 211 Washington avenue south, is
selling out his fiue stock of gold and silver
watches, diamonds, plated ware, clocks and
fine iewelry at auction.
The fair of the Sisters of Mercy hospital
closes this evening. Thsre will be doubt
less large attendance and the receipts
ara expected to be larger than on any
preceding evening of the fair.
A south Minneapolis hoodlum undertook
to .'houdo" Officer Schroeder last night
on Nineteenth avenue south. He pulled a
revolver on the officer, but he evidently
reckoned without his host, for half hour
later Jailor Needham had turnsd the key
upon him, and he is now in cell awaiting
session of court to- day.
''Iu tears and mourning" Charles Corf,
chicken hearted young man came into
police headquarters last night and com
planned that at the Rogers house on South
First street he had been robbed of a seven
teen dollar watch. He feared it would
break his heart if he did not recover the
wat3h-the only one he ever owned.
Go TO the Boston restaurant for your
meals. Open at all hours, day and night
This evening the new athletic will for
mally open its gymnasium. Messrs.
Duplesses & Barnes have had the rooms
,-fttsd and equipped with a fall com plIment
of apparatus, and it will be one of the fin
est gymLasiums in the west. There are
now over 100 members, and is is expected
TO increase the membership to the desider-
alum 15O-during the first month. Then
the entire management will be transferred
to The board Of directors.
Il is not the Hampton Opera company
with which Mrs. Harry Dayton will sing
ut the Grand soon, as pabli5had IN erratic
papers, but nav opera company no8 be-
ing 0rganized in Chicago by Geo. Broder-
lex and Prof. Leisgang. Mrs. naytcn,Who
has Or sometime been the pupil of Prof.
Gdstavus Hall oi tGi5 city, has developed
remarkable musical powers, and is now
considered one Of The finest yocalists in
the city.
Geo. Alexander tells a tale of woe. He
is stranger, and they took him in. He
was desirous of learning the "manly art
and went into Sullivan & Donaldson's IS
sporting rooms on Bridge square last
night for the purpose Of taking lessons.
He was informed that he must pay in
advance, and accordingly planked down
$40. The professor he says, was long
time in getting ready for the initiative
lesson, and George fell asleep. When he
awoke S29 had been abstracted from his
pockets, aud he is now left in q strange
city with lonely quarter of dollar to
comfort him. He knows nothing of the
science of self defense, as he terms it.