Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-24

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portions of the county. "a
St. Anthony lodge, l. o. G. T., held a
regular meeting last evening. AZ s
C. Il. Dubois, and family, havel re-
turned from trip to the East. ID
The Wideawakes will meet this after
noon at two O'Clock in Harrison hall.
Minnehaha lodge held regular meet
ing last night at No. 125 Nicollet avenue.
Fuller & Simpsons laundry has been
sufficiently repaired to be set in operation
again.
The proposed New Ulm excursion to
have occurred to-day, has been :aban
donedS q 40
The Musical union heldla regular re-
hearsal meeting in Harrison hall last
evening.
A Catholic fair will be given in Market
hail beginning August % and centinu-
ing one week.
Thos. Dillon plead guilty to charge
of plain drunk in the Police court yester-
day, and was discharged.
A new fire alarm box, No. 81, has been
placed at the corner of Fourth avenue
south and Twentieth street.
The receipts in the municipal court for
the month of July up to the evening OF
the 22nd amounted to s736.39
The short line track, on the st. Paul,
Minneapolis 81 Maditoba road, has been
completed to the Pillsbury A mill.
Rev. J. R. Berry Will conduct services
to-day at 4:2O p m, IN Oak Lake Concert
Park, assisted by Rev. T. McClary.
The Reform club will hold a regular
gospel temperance meeting in Harrison
hall at three O'Clock this afternoon.
Charles johnson was brought before his
honor yesterday, for getting drunk. He
plead guilty and was. committed for seven
days.
The members of the Y. M. G. A. will
hold gospel temperance meeting this
afternoon in the parlors of the associa-
ton.
AT least one undertaken in this city is
full of business. He yesterday refused
to receive more orders as he could not
fill them.
Officer Helm found a little ive-year-old
girl who had lost her way on the East
side yesterday and brought her to the
city lookup.
The Tabernacle excursion to Lake Min
netonka, which was postponed on account
of the death of Henry Dean, will occur
on Wednesday.
The complimentary excursion to Lake
Minnetonka, over the NJ. & st. L. road,
to be rendered W D. Washburn, will Oc-
cur next Tuesday.
Robert Blum lodge L. o. G. F. has SUBJ
scribed s25 to the fund of the Cottage
hospital, and $50 to the sufferers of the
New Ulm disaster.
There are large number of Minneapo-
lis people enjoying a respite from bust
ness duties by camping in the groves
surrounding Lake Harriet.
The Grocers' union will hold a regular
meeting on Monday evening, in Frank
Cornells law office in the Centennial
block, on Washington avenue south.
This morning DR. Campbell will preach
in the Park Avenue Presbyterian church
on Goods Call to Children and in the
evening he will lecture ON Palestine.
Arrangements have been completed for
series of parties to occur every Thurs
day evening at the Arlington house at
Wazyata during the balance OF the sea-
son.
Street car No 6, Plymouth and Cedar
avenues line, broke wheel at yesterday
The wheel has been replaced and cars on
the line are making schedule time
again.
E. Johnson got most woefully drunk,
and by way of recreation amused his base
nature by insulting a lady. He appeared
before Judge Cooley yesterday and left
$40 and costs for the crime.
The following are the names of the
newly organized choir of ST. Paul's Epis-
copal church: Miss Wiltberger, organ
ist Miss Young, soprano: Miss Marsh,
alto; Mr.. Malcolm. tenor, Mr.. Walker,
bass.
The total advance in the assessments of
Hennepin county exclusive of the city, as
made by the county board of equaliza-
ton is $249, 759. Maple Grove suffered
the least advance, $133, Minneapolis town
the greatest, s39, 531.
Rev T. McClary announces that he
will preach this morning to the bust
ness men, in the First M. E. church,
drawing lesson from the death of ].
Henry Dean. In the evening he will lee.
ture on Sunshine in Labor
Martin McNaryEis section boss on the
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba road.
He became enraged at Peter Swenson, an
employee under him, and administered
physical chastisement, using heavy
spike as an instrument of correction. He
was arraigned before Judge Cooley on
charge of assault and battery and was
fined $40, and seosts5for the offense.
Mrs o. Bader, of the Falls hotel, was
assaulted by two rufians at the corner of
Third avenue south and Second street, at
about 10 O'Clock Friday night, while re-
turning home from visit to her daugh-