Daily globe., 1879-07-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
City Council Wednesday evening.

Clty Council Wednesday evening.
The city board of equalization meet this
morning at 10 o'clock.
Another hot, scorching, drowsy, mis-
cradle day, yesterday.
The steamboats, at Lake Minnetonka will
be examined by Col. Stephenson, govern
ment boiler inspector, to-day.
The society known as the Swedish Breth-
rem society, with their families and friends,
neld picnic at Lake Calhoun yesterday.
The examination of George P. Waterman,
charged with bastardy by Mary Roth, will
% held before Judge Cooley this morning
The log-owners aid Iumbermen will hold
meeting at the Mississippi Boon COM
pany's Office, this afternoon, at two O'Clock.
The Minneapolis Turner society will hold
their annual picnic, next Sunday. The
place has not been decided upon vet. bnt
VIII be announced in the papers as soon as
decided.
The Minneapolis light infantry, the new
independents military organization, will hold
meeting at Norden hall, this evening at
will be adopted. "
At the meeting held at the Mississippi
Boom company's Office, on last
Saturday, the question of what price
SHOULD be charged for logs that passed over
the falls, was discussed.
A. w. Krech, r. r. Rand, and w. L. Rag
sett, who are entered in the regatta of the
Mississippi Valley Rowing Association, to be
held at Keokuk this week, left on the evening
train for the scene of action.
The Saloonkeepers' association meet to-
morrow afternoon, when the constitution
and bylaws of the association will be adopt
/ ed. The officers of the State association ara
expected to be present at the meeting. -
The five ambitious cornet players who re-
side IN the vicinity of Washington and
Nlcollet avenue "charmed' the passers-bv
and made things lively for the residents yes-
terday afternoon and evening.
Minneapolis presented rather deserted
appearance yesterday, as large proportion
OF the half roasted inhabitants went out to
the various pleasant summer resorts near the
o.y, ioI tne purpose OF obtaining breath
of fresh air.
| HA' W. Oienh anu tne owners of the
Hattie, at Lake Calhoun are discussing the
condition of the boiler used on the steamer.
In the meanwhile the public seem to accent
the word OF Col. Stephenson, as regards the
safe condition of the boiler, and Yesterday
crowds of pleasure seekers and tired citi
zens enjoyed the pleasure of a trim on the
motor and a sail around Lake Calhoun IN
the boat
The executive committee of the German
independent society met yesterday morning
and discussed several points, which are to
bs introduced IN the constitution and bv-
laws, which will be brought before the meet
ing next Sunday. The committee decided
that the name of the society should be "The
German American Union.'' The constitu
tlon and bylaws will be adopted at the meet
Ing to be held next Sunday morning, at 10
O'Clock, to which all citizens interested are
invited to attend.
4, Messrs. j. b. Pierce and Wm M. Patton,
prorrietors of the Western Waqaziue. of
} Omaha, Neb., were doing Minneapolis ves-
terday The magazine published by these
gentlemen is one of the most attractive and
best edited publications of the kind in the
Northwest They have adopted new fea-
ture which is destined to make their maoa-
zine very popular in every city thew visit.
; Inc proprietors are visiting Minneapolis and
st. Paul, which they intend to write up at
length and publish in the Western, with
timely engraved illustrations of the prin-
clpal points of interest public buildings
etc., etc. At present Mr. Patton is in Min
neapolis, working up the city, and not only
makes hosts of friends, but is getting up a
large list of subscribers.