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MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
The city schools open tomorrow.
The Irish National league held we'll at
tended meeting last evening.
The journal has taken st. Paul off the
date line IN the heading of the paper.
The number of arrests made in the city
during the month of August was 351.
This is the last night of the French fair,
and Market hall ought to be full to over
flowing.
The patrol wagon, driven by Officer
Lally, Travelled 1929 miles in the month
of August, and it was not fast driving
either.
Tomorrow the new year opens at the
university. Wednesday morning, Sep
TENDER 5, the examinations for admission
begin at q. m.
Father McGolrick's schools commence
the fall term tomorrow, and all pupils
are expected to attend on that day to be
graded and enrolled.
Mr.. Jones, the millman, who was robbed
by foot pads week ago, was again knock
ed down on Twelfth avenue south by the
ame foot pads and robbed of $65.
The Comique restaurant has made every
preparation to accommodate guests to-
day. Brown will present bill of ia Q
never surpassed and seldom equaled in
| the city.
The procession to-day viii, represent ali
the great industries of our city, as well as
include all the military and civic organi-
cations Of the city and many from a dis
lance.
Profs. Young and Williams, the areo-
nauts who made ascensions from the fair
ground, left last evening for Terrs Haute,
Ind, where they are engaged to make
aerial flights.
The celebrated red warrior, Sitting Bull,
in company with Mr. Coffin, is in the city
to day. He adds considerably to the
attractions of this memorable day in the
history of the city.
through the secretary, Chas. H Clarke, sx-
tend to the GLOBE its sincere thanks for
assistance rendered, and for truthful and
impartial reports published.
Last night an Englishman who recently
came to this country was knocked down
by foot~pads on Third street between First
and Second avenues south and robbed of
his gold watch and chain and about SIS
in money.
This evening the Emma Abbott Opera
company will open a season of full week
in English opera, at the Grand, in Don
ieztti's romantic opera Linda di Cho-
mount" The season will include Wednes-
day and Saturday afternoon matinees.
The orphan fair of the united Catholic
parishes of Minneapolis opens on Mon
day the 10th in Market hall, and last
throughout the week. The enterprise is
for worthy object, and it is hoped the
pcbllc will literally patronize it. From the
elaborate preparations afoot it will IN
doubtedly prove q grand success.
Early yesterday morning Salisbury,
Rslfe & Co.'S mattress factory on South
Main street, East side, was destroyed by
FIRE. The alarm was not turned in until
it was too late for the department to do
any good. The loss was $l,500 with no in
surance. This is the. secopd time this mis-
fortune has Visited Salisbury, Ralfe G Co.
within the last six months.
During August, there were fifty one fe-
male and only two male prostitutes
brought before the municipal Judge to be
fined. Probably the male prostitutes es-
cape arrest on the principle that they pay
sufficient tax IN supporting the infamous
institutions that bring so much filthy
money into the city treasury. The men
ought to be arrested as well as the fallen
women, and no distinction should be made
IN regard to age, sex, previous or present
condition of these lewd members of So
ciety. In the ambiguous language of Gen.
Grant, who is now visiting the Northwest,
LET no guilty man escape, if it can be
avoided.
Sullivan. of the Boston restaurant desires
to inform his patrons and the public in
general that this will be gala day in his
favorite house, corner of Hennepin avenue
and Second street. Through the courtesy
of a friend who went west he is enabled
to place before his guests, Rocky mountain
trout caught in the sparkling waters of
Gold creek, at tie junction of
the Northern Pacific railroad, the compile
ton of which is to-day celebrated in the
two cities on the most magnificent SCALE
He has also buffalo meat from Tongue
river, WEIGH rabbit, spring chicken
broiled and all the other rare and delicious
articles calculated to please the most fas-
tidious epicure. His imported and do
nestle liquids are celebrated for their
purity and excellence of flavor, and cigars
of the best brands are on hand to suit all
lovers of the weed. Don't fail to call on
Sullivan and you will be happy.