Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-18
Reform meeting tonight at Harrison's

Reform meeting tonight at Rarrison's
hall.
County commissioners meet at the court
house this morning at 10 o'clock.
Aspeoial meeting Of the Harmonic society
is called for this evening at o'clock.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Association will meet this afternoon at 4
o'clock.
James Nolan, the we'll known and genial
police officer, is in q critical condition, hav-
ing been Frustrated by the heat on Tuesday.
The man with machine By, which all who
PAID nickel could see through stone wall,
reaped harvest yesterday afternoon on
Washington avenue.
Alderman Mat. Walsh was struck bv a
chisel falling from the top floor Of the Cat
aract mill. yesterday morning, and severely
cut IN the calf Of his leg.
The members of North Star Lodge No 10,
a. y. U. W., are requested to meet at the
lodge room this evening at 7:3O o'clock to
make arrangements for attending the
funeral OF Charles Rehndall.
Or. Wendell, who has been seriously i'll for
the past week with severe attack of kidney
com plant and paralysis, is slowly recovering
unoer the treatment OF Drs. A. j. Stone, Of
St. Paul, ana p. s. Kelly, of this city.
The p.cnio of the Corps of Pythian
knights at White Bear yesterday was grand
success, both socially and financially. Over
ooO persons were on the ground and the COM
Mlttee OF arrangements deserve credit for the
manner III which the affair was conducted.
William Kradel, who keeps saloon at
2OlR Twentieth avenue south, was arrested
yesterday charged by Anthony Anderson W tn
assaultlng hun with beer glass. kradel
plead not guilty, but after hearing the testl-
mony, was sentenced. Fined $50 and cvsts.
The board of equalization met yesterday
and received a few applications for abate-
ments. The applications for equalization
bong SO few aud tar between Ala. Su, der
moved that the book for receiving grievances
b. closed on Saturday, July 10, at II
o'clock.
John Carney was pulled in late Wednes
day night for drunkenness, and while wait
ing tor his sentence at the municipal court
yesterday morning, he quietly walked out.
Judge Cooley did the only thing he could
When he found he had left-that is, he or
dered him discharged.
Charles Marshall, who took a watch and
chain valued at 1857 from Henrietta Kuhnley,
boarder at the WILDER house, to sell fol
her, and then skipped for Pennington, will
have an examination this morning. Cnle1
Munger Went to Pennington yesterday and
found the watch where Charles had sold i,
for $40.
Mrs. lnDes, the wife of Col. Robert s.
lnnes, died yesterday morning at her resi-.
dence at Lake Calhoun. Mrs. Innes was the
daughter of DR.. thomas, of Utica, N. Y,
and her body was forwarded on the evening
train last night to that city, where the re-
mains will be inferred. Col. Innes has tn.
sympathy of large circle of friends in his
| bereavement.
Over uozen picnic parties have visited
the grounds in the vicinity of Lake Calhoun
during the past week. The Lyndale road
has made the various pleasant and desirable
groves at the lake easy of access to picnic
parties, ana are not only making financial
success of the road, but are furnishing q
great attraction to pleasure seekers.