Daily globe., 1881-07-16

yards.
A one armed solo coronetist Industrious
" regaled the ears Of the street arabs yes
terday
The w CT.U.will hold 4 regular meet
ing in Harrison hall this afternoon at
O'Clock.
St. Anthony lodge will hold a regular
meeting at 25l Nicollet avenue thi;
evening.
The Turner's gave a dramatic and mu-
sical entertainment in Turner hall last
evening.
s regular meeting of Minnehaha lodge
will be held this evening at No. l25 Mic
ollet avenue.
The next regular meeting of the county
commissioners will be held on Tuesday,
beginning ats a. m.
A regular gospel meeting of the Reform
club will be held to- morrow afternoon at
o'clock, in Harrison hall.
A newly hired man ran off with f. M.
Upham's double team, and nothing is
known Of his Whereabouts.
The sad intelligence was received yes
terday of the death of George C. Jones,
Esq, father of Mrs G. X. Shaw.
A melee occurred in upper town yes
terday in which at least four eyes were
placed unceremoniously in mourning.
The board of equalization met yester-
day morning and made number of aAate-
ments, and corrections in the assess
ments.
Rev. w w Saterlee and family have
been spending a very enjoyable week
camping in the grove adjoining Lake
Harriet
The people of the First Congregational
church will go Oh a picnic excursion to
Lake Minnetonka by the new route on
Tuesday.
While the Minneapolis folks were SWEET
tering, aud waiting, and fretting Mr.. Vii
lard was taking it coolly at the Metropol-
tan in st. Paul.
Mr. c. II. Dubois, editor Of the Specta-
tor, departed last evening for pleasure
trip through the East He will meet his
family at Ann Arbor, Michigan, who will
return with him.
Frank Campbell and wife, formerly
with the Metropolitan Theater company,
Will be with the Galley Slave combina-
ton next season.
E. H. Ermintraut has been appoin ted
commercial agent of the Minneapolis &
St Louis railroad, with headquarters at
the city ticket office.
Sidwells brass band will give another
open air concert in Oak Lake addition
this evening. The band stand for the
purpose has been completed.
Messrs Crofts and West, of st. Louis,
Mo. but now stopping in Minneapolis,
made a tour of the lake, They are great
" delight ed with the Northwest.
The Minnesota Turner's gave an ex-
hibition of their skill yesterday, with the
Milwaukee athletes acting as umpires.
Some excellent turning was done for
amateurs.
Pete Remakle, nine-yea old boy of
the East Side, proves to be a little fire.
bug. Detective Hoy arrested him yester-
day and the little chap acknowledged the
whole business.
For some reason the Willard party
failed to put in an appearance yesterday
as expected, and the Minneapolis party,
nothing Gaunted, went out to the lake on
the proposed trip.
Yesterday Hugh Garrity was arraigned
for using abusive language to Mrs. Mar
garet Allworth. He entered a plea of
not guilty, and was held for trial until
Monday at p IN.
A large three story brick barn will be
built by the American Express company
5Ox60 feet on their lot fronting on Fo urth
street and the alley between Hennepin
and First avenue north.
Next Tuesday evening the Crusaders
Total Abstinance society will give an en-
tertainment in Catholic Association hall,
it being the occasion of the installation
of the newly elected board of officers.
Contractor Patch of Lake Calhoun left
last evening with large crew of work
men, painters, carpenters and masons, to
complete the work on Fort Assiniboine,
M. T.. some 200 miles northwest of this
city
A decree of divorce has been granted
Adde + Guyrtle from her husband, AL
vim j. Guyrtle, by Judge Vanderburg
Also ar order granting her the custody oil
her minor child, and an allowance of s.
per week for the support of the child was
issued.
The old Washington avenue NJ. E
church building which was damaged by
fire on last Thanksgiving day, has beer
sold, and is now being made over into
eight tenements. The Congregation will
use tent until the new building is ready
for occupancy
Among the delegation from Milwaukee
attending the turnerfest are Fred. W
Ribble, II. J. Kochler, Charles E. Paul
Charles w. Sultan, William H. Gehrman
Alvin E. Kendewater, the champion
Turner'S. They will givean exhibition O
skill at the Union park tomorrow
The following calls for meetings of tn,
common council committees have beer
made: The special committee appointed
to attend TO the railroad blockade on Sec
ond street will meet this afternoon a
3 o'clock. The committee on licens,
will meet this evening at 7:30 O'Clock
The committee on fire department will
meet Monday afternoon at two o'clock.
J. Fl. Jenson plies dairy business OF
the East Side. He owns quite herd O
cattle, and for a pasture he makes free t,
use all the country around the universit,
not carefully fenced. Thomas Cavanougl
was foolish enough to SOW wheat farm
and rely upon all owners of cattle to b
law abiding, and either have their stool
herded or keep them properly fenc