Daily globe., 1883-06-27
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErS.


this evening.
A matinee will be given at Pence Opera
house this afternoon.
T. Sererly was badly bruised in a run
away accident yesterday.
The Adventists have closed their camp
meeting at Lake Calhoun.
The new Sixth street cars will be the
handsomest in the service.
The Crusaders held meeting in Catho-
lie Association hall last evening.
Plymouth church Sunday school will
picnic at Lake Minnetonka to-day.
Go to J. J. Slearvin & Co.'s for fancy
Messina oranges and lemons, just arrived.
The soliciting committee of the homeo-
pathic hospital report encouraging sue
cess.
The next meeting of the Congregational
club will be held on the last Monday in
September.
Paving has commenced on First avenue
south, between Second street and Washing
ton avenue.
It is now stated that the new city dire ct
ory will mark the population at nearly
10000 people.
The ladies of the Grand Army of the
Republic gave an enjoyable social in the
armory last evening.
The managers of the fair are assured
that their efforts this year will discount"
Bill Kings balloon circuses.
Pickpockets relieved Frank Mattson of
$25 in cash at the East side junction when
en- route home from the pineries.
The Fifth Avenue Baptist church Sun
day school enjoyed delightful picnic ex-
cursion to Lake Minnetonka yesterday.
The suspension bridge sidewalks will be
completed in two days, and then the East
siders can come over and visit Us again.
A Mr.. Southworth, and elderly gentlemen
fell in alighting from a Cedar avenue
street car and sustained dislocated shoul-
der.
Brown, of the Boston restaurant still
holds his own in The eating and anuse-
ment lines. His place is much patron
lied.
To-day being the birthday OF Tom Sui
livan, the Boston restaurant man, he will
treat his atrons and numerous friends to
a turkey dinner.
Yesterday morning, George Smith of the
East side, had three fingers of his right
hand crushed in a printing press at Swim
burne, Adams & Co.'S Office.
Assembly No. 1854. knights of Labor,
will meet hereafter at No. 10 Washington
avenue south, instead Of at the hall they
have been using on Nicollet avenue.
Mayor Ames is frequently applied to for
licenses by parties wishing to open saloons
in the residence portions of the city, and
he peremptorily and invariably refuses.
One week from to- day and circus.
Minneapolis turfmen are enthusiastic
over next weeks racing meeting on cur
fair grounds. The attendance promises to
be large.
A plat of Vose's subdivision Of lots l, 2,
3, 9 and 10, block ,, Peters addition to
Minneapolis, is the latest fled in the regis
ter's Office, The donors are Florence II.
and z. Pope Vose.
The case Of the state VS.. Wm. T. Thomp-
son is continued till next term of the dis
trict court, his bonds for appearance being
placed in the sum of $4,000.
The body of Knute Gilbertson, drowned
in the river above Nicollet Island last Sat
urday evening and found near the arch
bridge Monday night, was buried yester-
day. No post mortem was held.
Officer Hirt, of the mounted patrol,
found little bare-headed shaver about
five years old who apparently can not talk
English, on Plymouth avenue last night
He left the little boy at headquarters,
where he is awaiting his parents.
The Hennepin delegation to the Repub-
lican state convention in caucus Monday
night fixed their slate' 1t was one of
those secret affairs, however, bat the wise
ones declare they know all about it.
Members of division No. OF the An
cient Order of Hibernians will hold their
semi-annual monthly meeting this evening
at their hall, 10 Washington avenue
south. A large attendance is expected.
Burt Clark and Charley Edwards in the
Opera house olio continue great favorites.
They are vaudeville artists of the higher
grade and are worthy the popularity they
nave dGCdIuSO uurluS Gntl- pllSI stay II
Minneapolis.
The Congregational club has appointed
a committee comprising al the pastors in
the two cities and two Iaymen from each
to cooperate with the directors of the
Home Missionary society Of Minnesota IN
promoting church extensions.
The residents in the vicinity OF the state
university are again being pestered by the
depredations of clothes line thieves.
Shot guns are all loaded now, and a warm
reception will be given the next raiders
At the Knights of Labor meeting held
this week, William B. Hammond, of this
city, was elected delegate from Minnesota
to the Knights of Labor national conven-
tion, which convenes at Cincinnati Sep
tember 4.
The ladies of the Hennepin avenue
Methodist Episcopal church give an ice
cream and strawberry festival this evening
in the church parlors, for the benefit of the
orchestra which has so kindly rendered its
services at the Sunday school.
Kittie Warren and trio of soiled doves
who rustic under her roof on First street