Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-05
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.


City council meeting tomorrow night.
The Harrow house Will hereafter b,
known as Hotel st. Louis.
The Municipal court receipts for July
we're something over $1,000.
The Lake Park Sunday-school assembly
commences at Lake Minnetonka tomorrow
The Emerald Benevolent association meets
this evening to consider business of impor
lance.
Prof. B. F. Veit, the we'll known dancing
master, has abandoned that business and is
opening grocery store.
The East and West side rifle clubs have
arranged for another match shoot to take
place Wednesday afternoon.
The Minneapolis corps of Pythian knights
meet at Segebaum's hall this TUESDAY
evening, at o'clock, for drill.
Glucks beer vault on Nicollet island has
been burglarized, and several kegs of that
popular beverage are missing.
Mr.. H. A. Bennett is fitting up steam.
up river to bring down hard wood.
a man was arrested yesterday morning
for indecent exposure. He will have an OK,
animation before Judge Cooley this morn
ing.
The First Baptist Sunday school will pic
mic on the banks of Lake Calhoun to. day
aad a more pleasant spot could not be
found.
The Saloon Keepers association have a
meeting for the adoption of bylaws and con-
stitution this (ruesday) afternoon at P. NJ.
sharp, at Cooper's hall. .,..
Brother Satterlee and Mr.. Bell are invited
to be present at the meeting Of the Saloon
Keepers association, this afternoon, at 9
o'clock, in Cooper's Union hall.
The council committee on fire department
held meeting Yesterday afternoon, and the
committee on claims last night, to prepare
for the regular meeting of the council.
A lad named Eddie Clifton, son of Mr..
George Clifton, residing in the southern
part of the city, fell down stairs yesterday
and broke his left arm above the elbow.
The Juvenile Pinafore company1nade such
hit in their rendition Of that popular opera
that arrangements will doubtless be made for
one or two more performances before long.
The Green Mountain house started FROM
Second street towards Seco ID avenue south
yesterday to make room for the new build
ing in which is to be located the municipal
court.
The uniformed battalion of the I. o. o. F.
were drilling last evening, preparatory t.
escorting the excursionists to the depot
"Wednesday morning, when they 60 to Min
netOnka for picnic.
The bills incurred by the coroner's inqrest
on the body of Haines, who was killed by
the explosion of the steamer Hattie May at
Minnetonka, foot up to Ssz66.71, with "other
e,unties to hear FROM"
There will be special meeting of the
Hennepin County Catholic Building and
Loan association on Thursday evening, Au-
gust 7th, at 8 o'clock, All the members
are requested to be in attendance, as there is
business of Importance to be transacted.
A deed was filed at the registers office
yesterday by which William w. Eastman
and wife, John L. Merriam and wife, and A.
Fl. Wilder and wife do bargain, sell and con-
vey, for $4,000, the land on which the
buildings OF the Water Power company are
being built.
On Sunday afternoon young man named
Arthur G. Keisling, while riding horseback
near Oswald's summer garden, was thrown,
and revolver in his breast pocket was dis
charged with almost fatal results. The ball
entered his left side in the region of the
heart passed around that organ and came
out near the spine. The wound although
serious will not prove fatal.