Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-13
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

DR.. Tracy's Tabernacle tent las1 evening.
Grace Chapel Mission Sunday school pic
mic at White Bear Lake on Wednesday next
The East side cornet band gave an open
air concert in the East division last even
ing.
Several Sunday schools are talking OF
holding picnic excursions at Lake Calhoun
within week.
The city assessors are to turn over the as
sessment list of the city to the city board OF
equalization on Monday.
The oak leaves and tamrack saplings used
for decorations during the late Saengerfest,
were removed yesterday.
On Monday night the Minneapolis Light
Infantry hold meeting for the adoption of
a constitution and bylaws.
Hank McCourt, who insulted and struck
Mrs. Angevine on Friday night, went up for
ninety days in default of 1915 fine.
The Sunday afternoon gospel prayer
meeting at the Y. M. G. A. rooms in Associ-
alton hall, will be resumed tomorrow at $3.50
I'M.
Those Boston capitalists who have been
endeavoring to purchase the Minneapolis
street railway lines and charter have not sue
ceeded.
Mr.. j. G. Seeley was busily engaged yes
terday in collecting the sixth asse ssment
from the lot purchasers in the Minnetonka
lake park.
The funeral of the daughter of Andrew
Farolson, who was killed by falling piece
of lumber Friday, took place yesterday af-
ternoon.
Haverly's Mastodon Minstrels will be here
July 25th and Goth. Just think of forty
minstrels on the stage at one time Save up
your nickels.
The Reform club is to hold temperance
gospel meeting at o'clock this afternoon in
their hall, corner of Washington and Nicol-
let avenues.
Miss Susie M. johnson, lnspirational
speaker, will lecture in Good Templar's hall,
over Mendenhall's bank, at 1880 O'Clock
this forenoon.
The body of Robert S. Williams, who was
killed on the Minneapolis & st. Louis rail
road Friday night, will be sent to White
water, Wis, by Monday mornings train.
Ex-Mayor De Laittre. Rev. J. H. Tuttle,
Judge P. M. Babcook, w. w. Eastman and
V. G. Hush leave on Monday for a fishing
excursion along the shore of Lake Superior
Mrs. Col. Innes, wife of the secretary OF
the Lyndale line of street railway, was re-
ported seriously ill yesterday afternoon, and
it was feared that she would not live through
the night.
No more wolf bounties this year as Coun-
ty Treasurer Slocum has received official no
LITIGATION from the State Treasurer that the
appropriation for that purpose for the year
1879 has been exhausted.
Society Norden hall has been secured by
the Light Infantry company for the meeting
on Monday night at 8 o'clock, when the by
laws and constitution will be presented fol-
adoption and other important business at
tended to.
Rev. B. Raymond, of Providence, r. l.,
breaches in the First M. E. church, during
the vacation of Rev. Thomas McClary, the
pastor. Mr.. McClary is stopping in Provi-
dence and supplies the pulpit in. Mr.. Ray
mond's church.
The motion for stay of judgment in the
cases of William Dambruck and August
Traeger, saloon keepers, for keeping open
their saloons after IL o'clock at night, was
granted yesterday, and the case dismissed
on the ground that the complaints were not
properly drawn.
Charles H. Barstow, who committed an
assault on his father-in-law, r. Nj. s. Pease
about week ago and then fled the city, was
arrested yesterday. He plead not guilty to
the charge, but after hearing the testimony
Judge Cooley sentenced him to pay fine of
$50 or go to Jail for sixty days. Not having
the lucre he went up for sixty days.
Rev. Mr.. Ten Bro eek, of ST. Paul, viii
preach in this city at st. Marks church al
1OA.M. Mr.. Ten Brock is one of the
most attractive preachers in the State, and
during his rectorship in Wisconsin was nom
mated as it's bishop, and was elected by the
lay vote. Those who hear him will not e
home disappointed.
The Reform club have elected officers al
follows
President-Dr. G.. A. Emery.
Vice Presidential. q. Benton.
Second Vice Presdent-H. s. Farmer.
Chaplain-N. M. Learned.
Secretary-D. W. Davis.
Financial Secretary-D. W. Egan.
Treasurer-C. W. Clark.
Executive Committee-W. r. Wilson, A. B
Lyons and A. W. Russell.
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not yet. Richard Glenn desires to say
through the columns of the GLOBE that,
Notwithstanding the statement of the pro-
prietor of the North Star Iron works, hi
will forfeit 500 if he cannot put his haCd
on crack in the boiler in the steamer Net
tie, on Lake Calhoun. It will be the correct
thing now for Mr.. johnson to prove the
statements made in his card.
@Regular running time has been established
on the Lyndale Avenue Railroad. Train!
will leave the corner of First avenue south
and Washington avenue regularly at Z,
and 1890 A. and 1912, 1870; 800, 4:25
6:1O, 1880, 800 and 1890 P. M. The las
train does not return to this city until morn
ing. Crowds of our citizens and strangers
visiting here 60 out to Calhoun every after
noon and evening. The half-past sever
o'clock trip is by many considered the mos
pleasant of the day.
Peter Brewer and John Grimes underworld
to settle an old grudge yesterday afternoo,
by fighting it out on First street. Seven O.
eleven rounds we're fought before they wer'
separated Thy the police. Grimes chewet
Brower's eyebrow and Brewer retaliated b,
chewing Grimes finger. Both parties were
covered with blood and presented fine ap
pearance when brought before Judge Cooley