Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-21

Reform club will occur on Friday night.
The funeral of Jerry Desmond took place OF
the East side at Q o'clock yesterday afternoon
The trottiug matinee, which was deferred OF
Saturday owing to the rains, will occur Wed
nesday.
Capt. f. W. Aldrich found his horse
yesterday morning, in the vicinity Of Bloom
ington.
The suits against the hackmen for violation
of the city ordinance, were continued until to-
morrow.
On Wednesday evening the High scool COM
mencement exercises will be held in the Acad-
smy OF Music.
Joseph Wilt, arraigncd yesterday under
charge of insulting ladies, was continued I'M
til this morning.
An excursion has been arranged for Friday
TO White Bear lake over tie II. & st. L. road
by special train.
This evening Mile. Litta's company will
give one of its delightful entertainments in
the Academy of Music.
A strawberry and ice cream festival will be
given by the ladies of the Reform club in Har-
rison hall this evening.
The delegates of the various groves of this
city will go to St. Paul to-day to attend the
session OF the grand lodge.
nanz's band will give the regular week
j, open air concert this evening, IN lieu OF
Wednesday evening, as heretofore.
\ large number of members will 60 down
T. saltwater to-day to attend the annual ses-
SON of tic Grand Temple, T. Of IL.
Geo. f. Perkins will go to Mortified to-day
a. delegate to the dedication ceremonies of
tie new Baptist church Of that place.
;3idweu's brass band gave an excellent open
ar concert at the corner of Sixth avenue
n ,rth and Roylston avenue last night.
A large number of Methodsts are making
arrangements to attend the camF-meeting at
RI Rock, which will be inaug urated on We'd
neoday.
Chas. Cotton will go to Northern Pacific
Junction tonight, with large crew OF men,
for grading work on the Western division of
to \. P.
i Joint meeting Of the Minneapolis and East
minneapolis gun clubs was held at the store
II. & C. F. Wheeler, on Hennepin avenue,
lot evening.
A collision OF freight trains near the lower
s.. Louis yards yesterday, resulted in total
wreck OF cab. The men in charge narrowly
escaped injury.
The Knights Templar of this city have en-
LACED Danz'5 band to go to saltwater on
Thursday, on the occasion of their annual re-
l4rion ana picnic.
The police force was put upon its mettle on
Saturday night by the "hoodlums. Com
81 lin;s poured into the station faster than they
cruld possibly he attended to.
Col. McCrary and bride, announce that they
will be Eat home'' to their friends during this
week, in the Judd residence, corner of Sixth
avenue south and Sixth street.
1t is rumored that ex-Gov. Davis, the attor-
NY for Ross, the engineer disabled in the Min
nehaha disaster, has filed lien for 81, $50 for
services already performed in the case.
An adjourned meeting of The board of coun-
I. commissioners was held at the court house
yesterday. A good deal of time was consumed
"a doing little business of public interest.
Geo. F. McGowan was arraigned before
Judge Cooley yesterday afternoon. He waived
examination, and was sent to the county Jail
j.. default of So 600 bail. He will be examined
ia Saturday morning.
Yesterday morning R. Thompson, employed
in Fred Clark's saw mill, on North Main
street, was accidently caught between two
logs. He suffered d compound fracture of his
left leg below the knee.
On Saturday night Scrap Iron Bill (Wm.
E.be) entertained large delegation from
Freya lodge at his residence on Harmon place
in right royal style Strawberries and Ice
cram were on the bill OF fare.
Sunday morning a sorry looking individual
appeared at the scene of the East side fire. He
j I'd IN ugly cash in his cheek which he said
II I'd been made with Il razor in the hands of an
adversary in drunken fight at dance during
the night.
Miss Kate McGuirk, well known musician
ami vocalist, who resides on Second street
north, was struck by bolt of lightning, while
standing in the doorway. Her right arm was
eeriousiy burned and she is now suffering from
partial paralysis.
Yesterday afternoon Patrick Lyons, the man
charged with rob5ing the dead bodies of Fa-
ther Hayes and brother, in Anoka. was
brought before Judge Cooley. He waived eX-
animation and was remanded to Jail in the sum
of $500, to await examination by the grand
jury.
The Jury in the case of Watson g. Barthe-
lDw Vs. n. r. Thompson, brought in the fol-
lowing verdict: awe, the jury in the above
entitled action, find that plaintiff is entitled to
The possession of the property at issue herein,
All | that the value of the property is the sum
of $5,471 A."
The following marriage licenses were issued
ny the clerk OF the courts during the past
week Frank IIortenbach and Anna FRANKIE;
Edward Mcdonald and Mary Ann SHIN, II.
Biakely and Callie Wampler, F. Peturd and
Isabella Hurburg, II. Tourner and Rosauna
Bourgeois, T. G.. Wseseke and Amelia Schur-
mann, John R;;stre and Sakrenc Samuelson,
& e Knowlen and Mary Houghton, I. B.
Murray and Julia Fairfth, D. NJ. Warner
AMI Martha TASTY, Gee. Hummel and Adeli ne
johnson, Olaf Anderson and Johanna Ander-
s,n, Daniel Hare and Mrs. Olsson, J. NJ
thompson and Louisa Mari, Henry Smith
ana Amy Whittier, Otis SpangIer aud Matte
Sltrrah.
44isdre,c DicI; Still AliCe.
The condition OF Andrew Dick was thought
t. he little more favorable last night Or
Saturday night a consultation of physicians