Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-15
Il\\EApULlS NEWS
MINNEApOLI> GLoHELETs.

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MINNEAPOLI> GLOBELETs.
Look out for mad dogs.
Regular meeting of the City Council TO-
morrow evening.
The coal merchants are not doing very
brisk business nowadays.
Board of County Commissioners met Fri
day morning at 10 O'Clock.
The Seventh street Methodists picnic at
White Bear Lake on Friday.
The Lake Park hotel at Lake Minnetonka
will soon be ready for guests.
The st. Paul & Pacific elevator now con-
tails $4,000 bushels Of WHEAT
Mercury elm bed up to 50 degrees IN the
shade yesterday without An effort.
The corps Of Pythian Knights wi meet
for drill to, night at Segelbaum's hall.
Saloon keepers association meet this after
noon to adopt constitution and bylaws.
St. Johns chapter, No. 8. R. A. M.-Reg-
ular convocation at their hall this evening.
The work of excavating for the new ele-
vator to he built by the millers has COM
menced.
William Hazen, while examining "did-
not-know-it-was.l loaded" pistol, shot himself
in the left leg.
John Mcdonald rents rooms to Joe Ellen
stein, and Saturday he assaulted Joe, for
which he paid $40 fine.
large number of people are camping on
the shores of Lake Minnetonka, and new
additions are reported every day.
Helen Sandy, young girl of 16 years,
was sent to the Reform School yesterday to
prevent her from entering life of shame.
Mr.. s B. Chase has resigned the captaincy
of the Lurline boat club, and Mr.. A. E. Nc
Mullen has been elected to fill the vacancy
Brewer and Grimes, who eft, bled and
chewed'' On First street Saturday night paid
1926 each into the city treasury yesterday for
their pleasure.
The remains of E. P. Endington, former
proprietor of the Harrow House, Mime
tonka, were sent to his home at Louisville,
KY, last night.
Five car loads of excursionists from Man
chester, Ills, will start for Lake Minnetonka
August 9th, via. the Burlington, Cedar Rap
ids u Northern road,
The new city directory will soon be out,
and Mr.. Dawson says it will show popula-
ton of $4,000 people for Minneapolis, or
1900 more than last year.
The temperance meeting at Tracy tent
closed Sunday night. and DR.. Tracy found
somebody that wanted a tent and gave him
mortgage on it and the fixtures for $500.
Get your tickets to- day tor the excursion
and basket kicnic at White Bear lake, under
the auspices of the Min, eapolis corps of
Pythiau Knights, on Thursday of this week.
Some commotion was created in Mime
apolis yesterday by the announcement that
the St. Paul Il Duluth railroad had been sold
to David Davis & Co., of the West Wiscon-
sin.
The evening trains on the Lyndale line
carry large crowds of people out to Lake
Calhoun. The cool air of the lake is very
refreshing after days sw eltering in the
overheated city.
The managers of he Lyndale line would
find it to their advantage to run car TO the
lake at o'clock. Last night fully 200 PEG.
pie who desired to go the lake we're disap-
pointed. The 1880 train is about half an
hour too early.
Owing to the financial trouble of the Min
ium will not be erected this year. In
its place tent capable of seating
1000 to l, 500 people will be erected for the
Sunday school assembly.
farmer who lives nineteen miles out of
the city drove in town yesterday with load
of blu. berries, and as a Judgment for SO
doing one Of his oxen valued at $50 died
from the effects of the heat at Paul John
sons barn on First street.
DR.. Tracy has closed h is temperance meet
ing, and during the series it is said some
1900 have signed the pledge; about 1000 of
them being drinking men. The tent was
taken down yesterday and will be removed
to Hastings, where another series of meet
ings are to be held.
The inspection of the Minnetonka steam
ers by Col. Stephenson announced for yes
terday, did not occur, as the colonel was too
ill to visit the lake. In the presence of
number of witnesses the engineers of the
boats tested the boilers and Capt. May pro-
nounced them all right.
At the meeting of the Mississippi and
Rum River Boom company yesterday after
noon the time was taken up in discussing
the question of what disposition shall be
made of estray logs that get over the falls.
1t is a question that has bothered them
some time and is difficult to settle satistac-
torily.
Excursion and Basket Picnic.
The Minneapolis Corp of Pythian Knights
are to give grand excursion and basket pic
mic to White Bear Lake, Thursday, July 17th.
Tickets good on the 7:65 A. NJ. train; also ON
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