Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-31
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
specially reported for the Daily Globe
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.


Do not forget the trotting at the fail
grounds this afternoon. Some good horses
have been entered.
One week from yesterday the 1. o. o. F.
have picnic and moonlight excursion OF
Lake Minnetonka.
Some 1000 people from Iowa will attend
the Sunday school assembly at Minnetonkt
Lake park, commencing August 9th.
An unknown boy had half of his foot re-
moved by train on the Minneapolis & st.
Louis road near shakopee yesterday.
Five of Sheriff Thompson's stone pile
gang graduated yesterday morning, and were
honorably discharged. Only two remain.
The Dakota mill commenced grinding new
wheat yesterday, and found it an extra quail
ity of No. l, in fact better than any offered
last year.
The Juvenile Pinafore company have re-
hearsals at Pence Opera House every morn.
ing, and will produce the opera on Friday
evening.
James Lynch decided to the Dominican
. Fathers of Minneapolis, yesterday, 16O acres
of land, in the town of Maple Grove, for
$1,000.
Frank johnson, who claimed to be de-
tective, was run in, and although he did not
give straight account of himself, he was
discharged.
This Republican State central committee
have called meeting for Friday at P. NJ,
ia Minneapolis, to arrange for the State
convention.
Mrs. Jennie W. Young and Mr.. A. p. Keep
and wife, OF New Orleans, are among the
permanent boarders at Donuelly's Minneha-
ha Falls hotel.
May Fisk and her dizzy company Of light
haired and frisky maidens, put up at the
Clark House, yesterday, and we're the talk of
the town during the day.
Slater expects one soon. These gentlemen
will introduce this favorite English diversion
in this city or break their necks in the at
tempt
This annual picnic of the colored citizens
occurs day, and will be held in Smiths
up the days festivities with dance in the
evening.
The Reform club gave another of their
pleasant entertainments at Harrison's hall
last evening. There was plenty of vocal
and instrumental music, and no small amount
of fun.
At the meeting of the board of county
commissioners yesterday, p. A. Doherty was
awarded the contract for building the bridge
over Bassett's creek. The contract price is
1898, and the work will be performed at
once.
John johnson, while working on build
ing on Fourteenth avenue south, near Bluff
street, cut himself severely with draw
shave. While at work he slipped, fell and
the instrument coming in contact with the
knee, cut to the bone.
Richard Stanley was arrested yesterday on
complaint of his wife, who lisa white woman,
charged with assault and battery. The
court heard the testimony, which only proved
rthat colors would not in mix this case, and
after reprimanding Richard discharged him.
Mr.. Wort w. Ellis, who is stopping at
Donnelly's hotel at Minnehaha falls, where
he hoped to recover from that dread disease,
consumption, we are panied to learn is de-
clining, and grave doubts of his recovery are
entertained. He is in good hands, however,
and it is hoped may yet rally and pull
through all right.
The Knights of Pythias are talking up q
picnic to occur about August Goth, and will
probably 90 to Lake Minnetonka. There is
some talk of stopping at Wayzata and con-
structing IL huge dancing platform, instead
of going on the upper lake as last year. It
would prove the most satisfactory plan, and
will probably be adopted.
Tho Mlnnehaha Falls hotel, under the
management of Mr.. Donnelly, is becoming
more popular than ever before. Through
his interchangeable exertions the house has be-
come very popular, and trade has increased
so rapidly that tho hotel is now full and peo-
pie are turned away every day. Mr.. Don
nelly certainly knows how to run hotel
and make friends, that's certain.
The Minneapolis Rifle club have elected
the following officers: President, DIR. A. F.
secretary, 81. L. Ashley; treasurer, E. Bach
and Skinner and Messrs, Hoblet, Hankinson
and Guam was appointed to take charge Of
the recently secured rife range on the East
Side and provide targets. They shoot every
Friday afternoon at o'clock.
A controlling interest in the Taylors Falls
& Lake Superior railway company has beer
transferred to the Minneapolis & st. Louis
company as preliminary step in the extern
sion of the Minneapolis &, St. Louis roa6
from White Bear to Taylors Falls. Officers
for the new road have been elected as fol
lows:
President-John Martin.
Vice President--L. w. Folsom.
Se,retary-C, F. Hatch.
Treasurer-Gs orge Seymour.
Attorney-G. w. Sitter.
The citizens of Minneapolis are to tende,
an informal reception to the officers station
ed ut Fort Smelling, this evening, at the
Lake Calhoun Pavilion, Col. DAVE, the pro
prietor, having kindly rendered the use Of
that institution for the occasion. The re-
ception is to occur between and 8 o'clock
and dancing will follow until 1880. Tn
committee who have the arrangements il
hand are Hon. E. M. Wilson, H. NJ. Carpen
ter, G. A. Hefeifnger, F. S. Hinkle, F. L
OreenieaI, Inomas Lowry, hon. w. .. klng
Hon. A. @. Rand, Geo. H. Morrison, Charlie!
McC. Reeve and Ell. Alden Smith. 1t will b.
brilliant success.
THE COURTS.
Probate Court.
Before Judge Real
In the matter of the estate of Margare
Schrum, deceased. Inventory and apprais
ment fled and allowed.
In the matter of the estate of Harry F