Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The weather was somewhat more agreeable
yesterday.
Regular meeting of the common council
this evening.
The Lake park opening is announced fol
Monday next.
The Hennepin county Jail has but fifteen
boarders now. 3
| The volume of water in the river at this
point is on the decline.
st. Paul logs we're running over the fall
quite lively again yesterday.
Remember the Reform club social enter.
tainment this evening, at Harrison's Hall
grand good time is anticipated.
Stock yards and sheds are being con
structed on the old lumber yard, corner OF
Second avenue south and First street. Tht
| object is to facilitate the loading and un
loading of stock.
The St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitobs
train for st. Paul, which formerly left
Minneapolis at 4:25 NJ. and arrived at St
| Paul at P. M.,will leave at 4: 40 P. M. arriv
ing at st. Paul at5:1O, until further notice.
The rifle club held meeting last evening
and concluded to petition the council fo1
permission to use piece of ground known
| as the plat below the University. If permits
sion is granted the club will improve the
grounds by erecting good buildings and
making it permanent institution.
The Lurline boat club are pushing things
along lively, and their regatta next week will
be lively ore. The Minnesota boat club
of St. Paul will participate, and will be rep
resented as follows: A senior four, junior
four, two senior double, junior double
three senior single and four junior single.
The Northern temperance convention to
have been held at Lake Park, Minnetonka,
commencing August I'd, will not be held ow-
ing to the inability of the Park association
to complete their auditorium this season, OF
to get the grounds ready in time. On the
21st day of August, however, State conven-
ton will convene for four days. session.
An alarm of fire was turned in from the
East Division shortly after ~ o'clock last
night, occasioned by the discovery of fire
on that side of the river. The department,
| urned out, but could do no good, as the fire
was beyond the fire limits, and no water
could be obtained near there. The building
burned was an old slaughter house, beyond
| the St. Paul. Minneapolis & Manitoba juno
ton. The loss was light.
Charles Marshall, one of the boarders at
the WILDER house, borrowed a watch and
chain valued at S137 from Henrietta Kuhnley,
1olx hoo Co. l1
trading or selling it for her. He did neither,
but skipped out for Pennington. Chief
Munger went after him and returned yester-
day afternoon and his examination continued
to Friday. In default of 5000 bail he was
locked up at the station house.
Tickets for the excursion and basket pic
MIC under the auspices of the Minneapolis
corps of Pythian Knights, at White Bear
lake on Thursday of this week, are selling
| rapidly, and the attendance will doubtless b.
the largest of any Of that series thus far.
The trains each way will accommodate every
body that desires to attend. There will be
dancing all day and night, and the knights
will give an exhibition drill on the grounds.
Get your tickets bsfore they are all gone.
The mortgage of the St. Paul, Minneapolis
Sc Manitoba railroad, given to the trustees OF
the road, who are J. Kennedy of New York,
j. s. Barnes of Elizabeth, N. j., and James
Roosevelt of New York, for the consideration
of $8,OOO,OOO, covers the track, the right of
way, and all app ,rtenances of said line and
connections from St. Paul to Watab, thence
to Breckenridge, from St. Cloud to St. Vim
cent, from Breckenridge to Boonsville, and
the Grand Forks and Crookston division.