Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-19
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The delinquent land tax sale for Hennepin
county will begin to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Lucas mourn the
death of their infant child.
Rev. Thos. McClary preached his farewell
sermon in the First M. E. Church yesterday.
It is expected that the Hennepin Avenue M.
E. church will be dedicated on October 10th.
A correspondent to the Review alleges that
the measures used by the Edgwood dairy are
short
The local politicians begin to awaken and
take front positions, ready for the coming
contest.
The bridge Waterman was busily at work
in putting down new planking on suspension
bridge yesterday.
At the Opera house double bill will be
presented this evening "The Iron King" and
''Raising the Wind" et
The residents of the Fifth ward are endeay-
oring to get up boom for G. A. Pillsbury
for aldermanic honors.
The original Swedish Lady quartette will
give an entertainment at the Academy on
Thursday Of next week.
Capt. Snyder, superintendent of the poor,
prefers his present office to that of alderman
of the Fifth ward. So, so.
A regular meeting of Minneapolis Lodge l..
D. G. T. will be held at the hall over No. 1875
Nicollet avenue, this evening
The special term calendar will be called up
in the municipal court tomorrow. Judge
Bailey will occupy the bench. ss
Lena johnson has been declared perfectly
sane by the examining commissioners ap-
pointed by the probate court. =. -
If the weather is favorable Sidwell's brass
band will give another open-air concert in the
Oak Lake Grove park this evening. - q
Capt. Berry has found 81 900 check drawn
upon the First National bank. He has not
| tried to get it cashed yet-and perhaps will
not.
Officer Norman reports that he found va
| lise at the st. Paul. Minneapolis & Manitoba
depot, which the owner can have by proving
property. r-fr
The steamer City of St. LOUIS has been
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steamers, however, are still plying the waters
of Minnetonka.
Wonder if the editors of the Tribune will
acknowledge that the article headed gathered
| in" in yesterdays issue, was written by q
member of the editorial corps.
DIR. Adams, in crossing the street car track
on Washington avenue, in front of the Nicol.
| let house, on Saturday afternoon, broke one
of the springs of his fine buggy.
The outlook last evening gave pretty posi-
tive evidence of one of the liveliest days bust
ness in the municipal court on record. 1.-THE
way of the transgressOr is hard"
The lookup was crowded by victims of i'll
luck last evening. Some cells contained three
ard fonr occupants. Some were drunk, some
were obstreperous and some were beligerent
A regular meeting of the LADIES' Emerald
Isle Land League was held at the hall over the
City bank last evening. A number of inter
esting and spirited addresses were made by the
leaders of the cause.
| It is certainly pretty severe and too bad
that the editor in chief of the Tribune should
so frequently humiliate the city editor of thai
sheet, by announcing that articles written BY
him were unauthorized, etc.
| The county attorney has been directed tc
take such steps as may be necessary to compel
the st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway
company to place the crossings on the Min
nAtonka and Watertown road in good cOndi
ton for public travel.
The county commissioners have adopted the
following resolution: That the delinquent
tax list for the year 1880, as revised by the
board, be approved, and all taxes standing
| against the names on the list cancelled be
stricken from the list, and all others be re-
| turned to the clerk of the court for judgment
according to law.
A notorious den of iniquity over Gallagher's
saloon on Nlcoliet island was pulled by the
police early yesterday morning. A promiscu-
| GUS lot of partners in sin and vice were cap
tured by the vigilant protectors Of the city
| and will be taken before his honor this morn.
ing. A lot of watches and other articles,
which are supposed to have been stolen, were
| captured.