Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-21
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MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
Nlnety-five in the shade yesterday.
County board Of equalization meets this
morning at the auditors Office.
The West Side Turner society held their
annual society picnic yesterday.
The regatta at Minnetonka on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday ensuing, will be
the events of the season.
The examination Of r. F. Jones who is
charged with bastardy by woman is set to
DO heard before Judge Cooley to-day.
Star Lodge No. 10 and Hennepin Lodge
No. ID A. O. q. w. attended the funeral
services of Charles Rehndall yesterday.
The trial Of Charles Anderson for obtain
ing goods under false pretenses will be con-
tinued before Judge Cooley, this morning.
A colored gentleman with load of bad
whisky aboard was run in yesterday for Great
ing disturbance on Second avenue north.
The young people of the First M. E.
church will hold lawn festival at the
university grounds on Wednesday even
ing.
The work on the new freight depot of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul road is pro-
crossing fayorably, and the structure will be
completed about September l.
Hundreds of people visited Lake Calhoun
yesterday. The bathing houses, which are
in course of erection at the lake. will be
ready for use on Wednesday evening.
The Minneapolis Light Infantry will hold
9 business meeting this evening at Norden
hall. All interested are requested to attend.
as business will come up before the meeting.
The Wah>wah-sum and Peoria boat clubs
are expected to arrive in this city on the
evening train, and will leave for their quar-
tors at Minnetonka Immediately on their
arrival.
The coopers' strike is ended, the men 90
ing to work this morning with the under
standing that the prices will be raised as soon
as the bosses can make arrangements with
the millers.
Pat Callahan, "the only first class board.
ing house keeper" at Mandan, left for home
last night. Pat has received contract TO,
building ten miles of the Northern Pacific
road extension.
The German American union held meet.
ing at Harmonic hall yesterday, but trans
acted no business, there not being q quorum
present. The next meeting of the union
will be held on Aug. Sd.
number of prominent horse men in this
city stated yesterday that the trotting horse
Mountain Quail, was not poisoned but died
of epizootic fever, which is at present pre.
yailing to great extent among horses.
A horse trader and one of the hostlers a
Gales barn, on Second street, engaged in {
fight at the barn yesterday, which wal
broken up by the appearance of Officer
Byrnes, who took both of the combatants tt
the lookup.
The East Side riAemen hereby challenp.
the West Side rifemen to match, 22O yards
of-hand, to be shot on any range the Wes
Side may designate; Creedmore target anc
rules; six men on side. Weight of gun.
and set triggers not barred.
EAST SIDE RIFLEMEN.
Ano Vo6G DUO IuotQeQ say that thew vii
accept, providing the conditions admit of The
men throwing stones at the target.
Several changes have been made in til,
time table on the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST
Paul road between Minneapolis and st. Paul
The local train which has left Minneapolis al
1870 A. NJ. will leave at 10 o'clock-half az
hour earlier-and will reach st. Paul at 1O:1.
a. NJ. The 1:5O P. M. train will hereafte,
leave at 1:30 o'clock, and will arrive at St
Paul at 2:20 p. M. The train which ha.
heretofore left st. Paul at 3:O5 will now leave
at o'clock, and reach Minneapolis at $3.50.
Rev. R. M. Beach, formerly of st. Louis
preached, prayed and sang before tho ST,
drunks, one vagrant, two disorderly conducts
and street walker who put up at Col
Batcheler's hostelry yesterday. The rever
end gentleman says that he is the perso1
who inaugurated the religious meetings il
the st. Louis oalaboose fifteen years ago
and like all other "reformers'' of this class
he Immediately began to find fault with thu
ventilation and appointments of Col. Batch
elers boarding house.