Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The Zouaves will return from New Ulm
this morning.
Thomas CAVITY, Esq. will deliver an Grafton
to-day at Richfield.
Minneapolis lodge will hold session to
night at 1875 Nicollet avenue.
A number of fine new horses have been pur-
chased for the fire department.
Some fine craftsmanship will undoubtedly
be displayed on the East Side range this after
noon.
A fist fight on the East side yesterday re-
suited in the splitting of quantity of bad
blood.
The italian string band has been engaged to
play for the steamer Lotus at Minnetonka this
season.
A regular meeting of Hiawatha lodge will
be held tomorrow evening at 251 Nicollet
avenue.
The track at the fair grounds is in prime
condition. 1t is said to be the fastest west of
Chicago.
Prof. Tousley will depart tomorrow even
ing for the East TO be gone on two months
vacation.
The regular meeting of the Hennepin Coun-
ty Medical association, will be held this even
ing as usual.
Strangers came pouring into the city by the
hundreds yesterday, to celebrate the Fourth
here to-day.
]. c. Billiard of Sixth avenue south and
Twenty-fourth street had his residence burg
,f ~,
Prof. o. V. Tousley went to Alexandria last
evening, in response to an invitation to deliver
the Fourth CT July grafton at that place to-
day.
The police ran iu suspicious looking in
dividual who said he belonged to the circus,
but could not give very clear account of him
self.
All citizens interested in lighting the city
by the electric light, are invited to meet with
the city council committees at 2 p. NJ. to- NOR
row.
A picnic and general Fourth of July cele-
bration at Browns bay, is one of the leading
Minnetonka features for to-day. Thos. CAVITY.
ESQ.,, Will deliver the Grafton of the occasion,
A young man was badly crushed at Lake
Minnetonka on Saturday, while attempting to
board the steamer Lotus after she had been
set in motion. The mans limb was seriously
crushed.
At 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon the city
council committees on public grounds, on
buildings and on gas will hold meeting TO
consider The propositions of the two Electric
Light companies.
Geo. w. Hodges residence was entered and
watch valued at $50 and IS gin money
were stolen Mr.. Hodge was awakened and
tried to shoot the burglars, but his revolver
refused to go off.
Ex-lieutenant Joseph B. Hobson died sud-
denly at the Nicollet House Saturday. Friends
and family have been telegraphed the sad in
telligence. Lieut.. Hobson was the son OF
Joseph Hobson, president of the Fayette
county bank, West Union, Iowa.
Two boot blacks named Archie March and
Denny Diamond, were arrested yesterday, upon
suspicion of following the circus. The little
fellows deny the charge most stoutly, and
claim that they are from La Crosse,
but have been in this city two
months, boarding at the Wall House.
JIG. Oswald, the proprietor of the Wall
house, called at the police station last evening
to inquire why the bootblacks who boarded
with him had Ieen arrested. Chief Munger
gave him to understand that he would know
at the proper time. Oswald was indignant
when the chief told him he was keeping a den
Of thieves, aud it would he to.erated no
longer, and that unless he left the station at
once he. would be put under lock and key for
safe keeping. He left.