Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-27

or hall on Saturday afternoon.
Albert Scott, workman at Camp &
Walkers saw mill, had his foot badly
crushed in the log carriage yesterday.
All special policemen for fair week are re-
quested to report at office of city clerk, Sat
urday morning, to take the oath OF Office.
Quite number of Young people from
Minneapolis went out to Minnetonka last
evening to attend the party at the Hotel st.
Louis.
This evening the young ladies of the First
Presbyterian Church, corner of Tenth street
and Park, give fruit and ice cream fes.
tival.
A railroad enploye named Paul Dolish
was thrown from train on the short line
and had his right thigh badly crushed, but
no bones were broken.
Miss Mary Chambers either lost or had
her pocket picked of pocketbook contain
ing 500 on her way to the Metropolitan the
alter on Monday night.
The next meeting of tho Minneapolis
llSnb WALL NC bo1o oA SSp-
tember 2nd, at which the organization will
be mustered into service.
The Republican county convention will
meet at Association Hall this morning to
elect delegates to the State convention to be
held at st. Paul on September end.
The special meeting OF the city council,
which was called for yesterday afternoon at
1 o'clock, was postponed on account of the
absence of either the president or vi9e presi-
dent of tho council.
9. P. Anderson, who was before Judge
Cooley yesterday afternoon charged with
selling liquor to John Dempsey, an Labitua
drunkard, was discharged, there being no
evidence to convict him.
1t is expected that some very remarkable
disclosures in regard to the true inwardness
Of the pork packing business will come up
in the case OF Holbrook VS.. Cressap, which
will be tried at the next term of court.
Lutte Day, who discharged revolver while
riding on the Lyndale railroad on Sunday
night, was brought before Judge Cooley and
held in bonds to the amount of $50 for his
appearance on Thurday morning for trial.
Deputy Sherifs Stoddart and johnson
were arrested yesterday for an alleged as.
sault on Charles F. Sawyer, with whom the
officials had some little difficulty at Ander-
sons auction store. The defendants will
have their examination OH Saturday.
The East Side Cornet band gave the initial
number of series of promenade concerts at
the pavilion, Lake Calhoun, last night,
Another concert will he given on Thursday
evening, ono on Saturday night and one
every night fair week. They will prove we'll
worth attending.
The bones of an infant were found at The
corner OF Fourth avenue south and Four
teenth street, yesterday afternoon, by man
who was digging post holes. The coroner
was notified, but on examination the bones
were found to have been inferred long
time and were ordered reinforced this morn
ing
The Minneapolis and st. Louis road
adopts new time table to-day which makes
the running time of trains between Mime
apolis and White Bear lake as follows:
Trains are to leave for White Bear at $3.50 A.
M. and 2:45 and 600 P. NJ. Troins will AZ
rive here at 1915 A. NJ. and 500 and $40
I'm.
Minneapolis will not lack amusements
next week, with Rico's Evangeline company
at the Academy of Music, the Metropolitan
theatre at Pence Opera house, the Dutch
Recruit at Harmonic hall, the Adelphi thea
tire, with first class vaudeville company
and possibly an entertainment at Association
hall.
John bearing endeavored to split some
wood yesterday noon, but the axe slipped
and split his foot instead. 1t proved a bad
cash, extending from the big toe nearly to
the instep, and cut clear to the bone. It il
feared he will be disabled for life, although
with good care no may come out all right in
few weeks.
That was a rafting runaway down on
Fourth avenue, yesterday afternoon, when
Henry Seagood's team got away from him
and made Parole time for Minnehaha. After
travelling about six blocks the light wagon
was wrecked, and the horses left for parts
unknown. Up to latest aGlvices the horses
had not been recovered.
Divorce was produced by the Metro
PNAs'A SoL1E'"Ay uShiA IGsL evening, ana
some marked improvements were noticed in
the subordinate characters, the leading parts
were SO nicely acted even on the opening
night that improvement would be- difficult
matter. The play holds the boards all the
week, with Saturday matinee.
The Knights of Py.hias Hall association
give the second of their series of social
parties at the Pavilian, Lake Calhoun, this
evening. The first of the series was such q
grand success that @ mere mention is sui
hclent to guarantee crowded ball. Those
who wish to attend the party this evening
can go by the Lyndale Street Railway line.
trains Will run both ways as usual, with the
addition of an extra train, to leave the
Pavlllan at midnight, and another at 2 A.
NJ. The music will so out by the 1880 train.
The Republicans OF the First aud Second
wards met last evening aud elected the fol-
lowing delegates to the county con-
vention to nominate delegates to the State
convention which meets in St. Paul. Sent
End. '7l
First Ward-John DeLaittre. ]. Guilford,
j. Il. Hagan, F. H. Moulton, NJ. Marshall,
John Patterson, Geo. Eastman and A. IL
Rose. #N5 #..#
Second Ward-John Kennedy, L. Chute
p. d. Mcmillan, J. II. Gibson, A. II. Camp
F. W. Farnham, s. Fl. Baker, w. NJ. Oar
rows, b. F. Andrews and Charles Lawler.
petition was fled, yesterday, at the
clerks Office, by J. Asu.'sr, attorney for tho
Minneapolis d st. Loais railway company,
for the appointment of three commissioners
to condemn land in blooks 10, II and Is,