Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-11
SALTWATER.

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There will be a fireman's meeting mex
Monday evening.
Red Rock camp meeting will com
mence on June 22d.
H. r. Murdoch came home from hi
farm in Swift county Thursday.
Two boozed roosters came up befor
his honor Yesterday and paid the usua
fine.
McSweeny's building is being plas
tered, and will be pushed as rapidly a
possible.
DR.. Rhodes has bought the house ant
lot next to that of l.. Torinus, on Thir(
street.
DR.. Pratt has gone East to meet hi
wife who has been visiting with he
friends.
The pastor of the NJ E. church will OF
| Sunday discourse on the observance O
the Sabbath.
Capt Knapp was in the city yesterday
purchasing wanegans of Isaac Staples, fol
| government use.
Counterfeit silver dollars are getting
quite plenty, and it stands people in hant
to look out for them.
Miss Grace Capron attained her nine
teenth birthday last Tuesday and re-
ceived her friends on the occasion.
Mr.. Eldred, the supervising architect
of the Grand opera house, is supervising
the construction of Mr.. Torinus' block.
Peter Caine was arraigned yesterday
upon charge of throwing eggs at one OF
the street peddlers, and was fined $1,000.
Muller Post No. l, G. A. R., have de-
cided to place monument on their lot
in the cemetery, and a committee has
been appointed to secure designs and es-
Inmates of cost.
Miss Frances Jesse, one of the parties
confined in the county jail awaiting trial,
was this morning bound over to keep the
peace by Judge Crosby, and allowed to
60 on her own recognizance.
The board of education has refused to
allow the graduating class any music at
their exercises. This is cheap economy
or something pretty near it, and is not
considered in very favorable light by the
citizens, as the exercises are 10 be public,
and the public pay for it, and they desire
something to fill up and to make it inter
esting to the class.
KNIGHT TEdPLARS' CELEBRATION.
The following is list of communicates
that propose to accept the Inequalities
of Bayard commandery of this city on
June 23d,
Damascus commandery No. l, st. Paul,
Is Knights.
Zion commandery, No. 2, Minneapolis,
IS Knights.
Home commandery, No. 5, Rochester, 35
Knights.
Lake City commandery, No. 6, Lake
City, % Knights.
Darius commandery, No. Z, Minneapo-
lis, 40 Knights.
Faribault commandery, No. s, Fari-
bault, 80 Knights.
Cyrene commandery, No. 9, Owatonna,
% Knights.
Red Wing commandery, No. 10, Red
Wing, 25 Knights.
st. Bernard Z. D., Austin, % Knights.
Also delegates from Occur De Leon No
3, Mankato No 4, and Apollo No. u.
That will be $50 Sir Knights in line
making the largest concourse of Knight
Templars ever before assembled in this
city.
The programme as arranged by the
committee is as follows:
First-Reception of visiting command
cries on arrival of trains at 1870 AM.
Second-Escorting the r. Z. Grand
Commander and staff to the headquar-
tiers.
Third-Review.
Fourth-Banquet.
Fifth-Display by communicates desir-
ing to participate.
Standardization dress parade at 6 Pm
notwithstanding visiting command
cries to depot.
The Eminent Commander of Bayard
Commandery with his lazy will receive
the Grand Commander and the Sil
their ladies at his residence, "Lawndale,' ~
from to II O'Clock Thursday evening.
The grand commandery will convene
at o'clock A. NJ. on Friday, June oath.
The committee have so arranged the
programme that members of the grand
commanderv can reach their homes Satur-
day evening The committee have sc
| arranged that Communicates desiring
hotel accommodations can get them by
notifying the commandery at this place
prior to June 18th.
AT special concave of Bayard COM
mandery held Thursday evening, June
9th, the following officers were installed
by w. G. Bronson, E. c.:
Generalissimo-B. G. Merry.
c. &c. A. Folsom.
P.-W. II. Harrington.
S. Wv. H. Pratt.
J. Wv. s. Conrad.
Tt. A. Reed.
RS. P Richardson.
Std. B.--Wm. Chalmers.
Sw'd B.--F. H. Lemon.
WI. E. Joy.
First G.-Abe Hall
Second Cd. n. Darms.
Third CIV. D. King.
Sent.--E. S. Pittman.
The commandery now numbers fifty
| five members.
ST. LOUIS, June 9.-Advices from Keo.
kuk to-day say VIM. l.. Hall, who wa
arrested here Tuesday last on suspicion
of having been implicated in the fraudu