MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

Martial music fills the air nightly now.

The health officer reports a case of small-pox at No. 405 First street northeast.

Owing to the funeral of C. B. Coe, the board of equalization adjourned to 10 o'clock this morning.

The Woman's Industrial Exchange will hold a meeting at the Hennepin avenue M. E. church at ten o'clock this morning.

Oscar Abramson, working on the Union depot, yesterday afternoon fell from the trestles, receiving internal injuries.

The remains of Charles L. Cook, of Minneapolis, who died in Florida, July 10, are expected to reach the city Friday or Saturday. A brother accompanies the deceased.

On Wednesday last, July 16, a new Congregational Church was organized on Tyndale [sic] avenue, Minneapolis. There are now in that city eleven Congregational churches.

Jeremiah Jones, a groceryman, was arrested at the instance of H. L. Gordon, yesterday, charged with leaving his horse unhitched in front of residences. It was explained that the horse had ruined a large number of shade trees. The defendant paid a fine in $15 and costs.

The Minneapolis and St. Paul Cricket clubs play a game in the latter city to-day. The Minneapolis eleven will be composed of J. R. Shibley, H. C. Wright, R. A. MacGregor, Thomas Posser, E. Gaffray, Kemiss, Alexander Scott, T. G. Blain, Capt. Dennie, J. P. Jaffray and another.

G. C. Ettersauk and Hattie L. Smith, Lawrence Grading and Mary A. Flod, Casper Lepper, and Mathilde P. Ewald, M. B. R. Senthal and Betty Drulich, Neil O. Hara and Katie Connery, Peter C. Larsen and Jahanna Sorenson, Joshua T. West, and Ellenor Turnbull procured marriage licenses yesterday.

In the district court yesterday application was made by Huldah E. Hulett for a writ of habeas corpus for Lillie Rosencrans. Judge Lochren will probably hear the case Saturday. The forcible abduction of the girl by her father, Frank Daily, has created considerable excitement, and a judicial decision of the case is awaited with interest.