Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-03

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MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
Thunder and lightning, how it did rain
yesterday afternoon. .....
The Side, Holmes & Co. mill fume is be-
ing placed in position.
The Zenith Touring mill at the falls il
being improved by tho addition of another
story.
Numerous tenements and dwelling houses
are III the course of construction throughout
the city.
The Minneapolis Rifle club have received
an answer to their challenge from club at
Fort Smelling.
Despite the rainy weather, the Baptists
went out to White Bear lake yesterday for
their annual picnic.
The rifle club intend to accept the chal-
lenge of the club at Fort Smelling to ahoot a
match, the stakes to be 800 side.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul pay
car was IN Minneapolis yesterday disburslng
funds to the employees of that popular road.
The pay Car on the Chicago, Milwaukee &
ST. Paul road was in the city distributing
the "dust" among the employees yesterday.
Gov. j. Gregory Smith and party, of Yer
mont, we'll known from long connection
with the Northern Pacific road, is in the
city on shorI visit.
Mr.. j. II. Elliott, of tho Minneapolis Gun
club, now wears the badge for the best score
at breaking glass balls, having succeeded In
breaking fifty one out OF u possible sixty.
Arrangements have been made tor the
Mansfield family to conduct the music in
the temperance taber nacle, and during the
remaining portion of the series OF prohlbl-
ton meetings.
A team owned by John Lally ran away
on Fifth avenue south, yesterday morning,
smashing ono hind wheel of the light wagon
to which they were attached, anu damaged
the harness slightly.
The satisfy the public that the boiler on
the steamer Hattie, ON lake Calhoun is all
right Col. lnnes visited st. Paul, yesterday,
to arrange with the government inspector
for thorough test OF the buller.
Barlow, Wilson, Primrose g. Vests Min
strels are booked for the 10 aud 18th at the
Academy of Music. Harry Clapham, the
jovlal business mahager of the company, ID
in the city completing all arrangements.
Among the attractions for July 4th is q
foot race for 300, to take place at the fair
grounds at 10 A. NJ. The contestants are A.
j. WILDER from the East, s. K. Hunt, Of
Boston, and L. W. Mckenzie of this city.
The old settlers are making great prepar-
atoms for grand celebration on the Fourth
of July. An excellent programme has been
arranged, and the order CT exercises will
commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. in the Academy
of Music.
Patrick Hayes, employed in unloading iron
on the cars at the Chicago, Milwaukee g. St.
Paul railroad yard, had his left land crushed
between two rails in snch manner that his
little finger was amputated and his hand
will not be.
Charles Plunkett, one of the eldest theat-
rical managers in the country and former
favorite in Minneapolis, paid this city visit
yesterday after an absence of several years.
His company IS doing the small tow in the
southern part of the State.
Mr.. w. G. Teller is distributing some
handsome circulars and pamphlets, issued
by the M. q st. Louis Railroad company, de-
scribing very graphically the vast amount of
attractions presented at the various summer
resorts throughout the State. &es-
The ladies of the parish of the Immacu-
late Conception have arranged for lawn
festival, to continue two days. the Sd and
4th. There will be an abundance of refresh
ments, good music, etc., for the entertain
ment of their guests. See notice else.
where.
party of railroad men, consisting of
Messrs. Geo. r. Pearson, A. McBane.. J.
Muldoony, J. Garmore and Geo. w. Bassett,
arrived in Minneapolis yesterday from Fort
Dodge. Their visit here is for the purpose
of consulting with Manager Hatch and
President w. D. Washburn, of the Nj. g. st.
l.. road, in relation to the extension of that
line to the above-named city.
Nancy j.. Brown has brought suit against
her husband, Marsden Brown, on the GROUND
of cruel and inhuman treatment and habit
ual drunkenness. The parties have been
married twenty-five years, and the complain
ant says that since 1875 Brown has failed to
support her or his family, aud that he has
several times threatened to take her life, and
she therefore prays for divorce.
The newly organized Minneapolis gun
club, who propose to smash more glass
balls in less time than any other clab in he
State, has the following membership:
Charles Nice. Reeves, A. L. Warner,
q. Fl. Gliding, George Bracket, AL
Bracket, O. P. Carter, DR.. Steele, E. H.
Hathaway, FL. A. Stinson, E. A. Gerrish, G.
F. Wheeler, j. H. Elliot, Charles A. Winship,
W. Fl. Tucker. DR.. H H. Kimball, Roger S.
Pease, DIR. A. F. Dunsmoor, George Hig-
1li1an