Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-08
MINNEAPOLlS GLOBELETS.

The gun club have another shoot at Cal
huun this evening.
Tue Henuepn County Medical Societ.
held meeting last night.
Regular concave of Zion commandry Nc
9, this evening, at O'Clock.
The Lyndale street railway company ar
constructing large Car house at Lake Cal
houn.
Officer Solberg has received the sad intel
lgence that his mother died in Norway
June 4.
Another lively thunder storm visited Min
neapolis yesterday morning, but did no Sc
rious damage.
The volume of water in the river il
still on the increase, owing to the recent
heavy rain storms.
John Ooerlies, who was appointed Il
special policeman at the Turner's picnic on
July 4th, was arrested for assault and bat.
terry. The case will be- heard this morning.
August Traeger, who was called as wit
ness in the trial of William Grot jan for keep
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oath On the witness stand, and was fined 20
for cvntemptor court
The eleven prisoners at the county Jail
who are awaiting trial, while away their time
in pounding on the cell doors and bowling,
and the sheriff has instituted bread and
water bill of fare i'll consequence.
At Fort Smelling this morning work was
Lo hail in 40
to bs erected for government officers. The
buildings are to cost 100000, to be paid for
out of recent appropriation made by
Congress-
The elevator company held meeting
yesterday morning and Mesars. F. s. Hinkle,
L. Fletcher, Charles A. Pillsbury, W. A..
Newton, John Crosby, J. A. Christian and
r. B. Carey were elected directors of the
company No other officers have been
elected.
Anton Lee painter, entered Thornley's
saloon, on Washington avenue, yesterday
afternoon, and after saying that he had no
money called for some whisky, the barkeep-
or refused to give it to him, aud Lee, i'll
playful manner, threw about quart OF
green paint at MIN, running his clothes.
Mr.. H. II. Sayre dropped roll of bills
amounting to $3.50 near tho Milwaukee de-
pot on Sunday night. man was seen to
pick it up by one of the hackmen, buI as he
could not be found in the city to day MIR.
Sayre is doubtful of ever seeing the "bundle"
again, although he offers reward of $50
for it's return.
Mrs. Matte a. Bridges, of Jacksonville,
Florida, delivered Lecture at the Tabernacle
tent last eveaing on the "Past, present and
future of Florida" She gave very graphic
description of life in that locality, vivldly
picturing the various phases of the "high
born and those more lowly.s" The lecture
abounds in humor and wit, and was delivered
in very pleasing manner, and to the entire
satisfaction OF all present.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Mauer, brother-in-
law of Captain Rockwell, came in from
Lake Minnetonka and reported that although
Captain Rockwell was slowly gaining his
physical streng his mind seems to be in a
critical condition. It is feared by his friends
that the terrible shock of the explosion and
excitement that followed has resulted in
affecting the brain. He is not allowed to see
any visitors, and does not know that En-
glneer Haynes is dead.
A purity consisting of John Knapp, one of
the proprietors of the. St. Louis Republican,,
William Hyde, managing editor of she same
paper, John e. Priest, "Griff'' Prother and
James Herman, prominent business men of
st. Louis; John w. Henry, of Jefferson City,
Mo; William B. Napton, of Saline county.
and John +. Williams, of Macon, arrived in
the city in u specla! car over the Ottumwa
route, and went out to Lake Mnnetonka
where they took up their quarters at the
Harrow house. They will spend several
DAYS at the lake, and about MINNEAPOLIS.