Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-07
MINNEAPOLI~ QUO BULETS.

Two men were arrested tor raising q ruv
in Kate Campbelrs bagnio Sat urday night
Three tramps were run in by the police
yesterday, and will probably be ordered GU
of town to-day.
The Reform club held an interesting
Temperance gospel meeting in Harrison's
hall yesterday afternoon.
Two tramps one of the twain said that he
had just been released from the Ramsey
county jail, were arrested yesterday after
noon.
On Tuesday evening, at O'Clock, the
Minneapolis Gun club have another shoot
for the gold badge, at their grounds, at Lake
Calhoun.
The board of commissioners of Hennepin
county will convene at the court house at
10 o'clock this morning for the purpose of
THANKSGIVING such business as awaits their
action.
meeting of all the old volunteer men,
bers of hook and ladder company No. l, will
be held at headquarters this evening, and a
full attendance is respectfully solicited.
DR.. Nelson, coroner, will visit Lake Mime
tonka to day accompanied by number of
expert engineers AM boiler makers whose
testimony Is to be taken at the inquest over
the remains of the unfortunate engineer
Haynes, of the May Queen.
Rev. Thomas McClary, Of the First M. E.
church, preached is last sermon before va
cation, on Sunday. His vacation of one
month is to be spent in New England. Rev
Is. Raymond, of Provtdence II. l., occupies
the pulpit during Mr.. McCiary's absence.
The Minneap polls light infantry, by order
of the secretary, A. j. Walker, have another
meeting this evening, at nine O'Clock, at Dr.
Hedderly's Office, No. 1O7 Washington av-
enue south. As business of Importance is
to tie transacted all nembers and everybod.
interested are requested to be present
The meetings in the Tabernacle tent on
Sunday were fairly attended, and the exer
cises were of an enthusiastic nature, bu,
were conducted in manner calculated to
impress those present with the urgent ne
cessity of immediantly abandoning the us-
of liquor in any way, shape or manner.
Lake Calhoun was the attraction yester-
day and despite the heavy fall of rain at i'll
t-rvals throughout the day, an immense
thro lg OF p 'ople went out over the Lyndale
railroad line to Minneapolis popular resort.
C,lholu is MS antly gaining favor, and
during the afternoon and evening yesterday
every train was crowded.
All members of the board of trade are re-
quested to meet at the room in city hall
building promptly at O'Clock this morn
Ing, so that those who are going to attend
the assembly at the St. Paul chamber of
commerce, at IL o'clock, may be in time for
the train. The subject of lake and river
transportation is an important one, and it is
desired that Minneapolis should be we'll rep
resented.
Mr.. D. G. Bell, at the Y. M. G. A. last
night, called the special attention of the
citizens to the great harm done by the in
PRODUCTION of the Sunday trains on the rail
road to Lake Calhoun, and said that it was
running larg, number of the young men
of this city, and asked the question, "How
long will it run?' Judging by the number
that patronized the road yesterday, it looks
like permanent institution.
Nicollet island was the scene of considera-
bic excitement for short time last night.
At about 10 o'clock Officer Frenet discovered
that some one had gained an entrance to the
office of the Mississippi & Rum River Boom
company. Officer Frenet found the front
door open, and upon going in man
was seen to escape from tue rear door. The
officer gave chase, and fired two shots at the
fugitive, but without effect, the fellow MAX
ing good his escape.