Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-31

Hiawatha lodge meeting tonight.
The Mendelssohns will rehearse this evening
George F. Perkins was reported ill yester-
day.
Herman Lodge, K. of p, elected officers last
night.
The streets were thronged with citizens yes
terday.
E. R. May returned yesterday from his trip
through Dakota.
The council committee on claims held a
meeting last night.
The flags upon the public buildings were at
half-mast yesterday.
The new Eighth avenue street cars are by
far the handsomest in the city.
A liberal batch of DRINKS were attended to
by his honor yesterday morning.
A meeting of the board of water commits
sioners will be held this afternoon.
The literary societies of the university were
addressed by Prof. Downey last night.
The annual meeting of the W. c. T. U. was
held in the First Baptist church last night
The picnic excursion to Minnetonka by the
Free Will Baptist church, will occur to-mor-
row.
A drunken rough assaulted the bridge off,
Ger yesterday, but was arrested and taken to
the lookup.
A wheel on one of the Mattison's hacks was
amputated by coming In contact with the
motor rails.
The books which have been ordered for the
library of the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception are expected soon.
The front foundation walls for the new
Whittier block have been completed along
Hennepin avenue and along Third street.
The sacrament of confirmation was admin
istered to over seventy children at the church
of the Immaculate Conception, by Bishop Ire
land, on Sunday.
The wife of T. T. Bachelor, accompanied by
her three children, will leave this morning for
an extended visit to friends In her former home
at Mochias, Maine.
The stamwitz & schaber Touring mill on
the East side, has resumed operation. They
were obliged to shut down sometime ago on
account of the canal work.
In East Lynne at the Opera house last night,
the new leading Juvenile actor. Mr.. F. G. Cut
ter, took his role with satisfaction. The play
is well known and favorite.
Despite the deplorably muddy condition of
the streets. the patriotism of the Zouaves broke
out in general street parade yesterday after
noon, headed by the drum corps.
The assessment on real estate will be the
same as that levied last year, save that all i'm
provements made prior to May LIST, 1881, and
after May LIST, 1880, will be added.
Fred. Holmes, the lively individual who was
run in on Sunday for forcibly releasing his
s. in the municipal court yesterday morning.
No evidence has as yet been adduced against
James Mcclure, the man who was arrested on
suspicion of being connected with the Loge
safe burglary, yet he is held in ''durance
vile."
Tuttle's creek on the East side, near the
State university, oyerfowed its banks on Sat-
urday night, and is now running through the
cut for the railroad bed of the st. Paul, Min
neapolis & Manitoba short line.
DR.. Pratt dressed the wounds of man who
had both his hands badly mangled by the
blow from heavy sledge hammer. He re
ceived the injury while sinking shaft for a
driven well in South Minneapolis.
The Society DANA will celebrate the ami
versary of the Danish declaration of independ-
ence of May 9th, 1S49, in a grand picnic
excursion to Lake Calhoun next Sunday.
They have purchased two new silk flags-a
Danish and an Americana an expense of
$3.50.
The attention of the city officials is called to
the shameful condition of the sidewalks on
Hennepin avenue, between Fourth and Fifth
streets. In front of the excavation for the
Whittier, and also in front of that for the
Vanderburg block, the excavation extends
across the sidewalk to the verge OF the street.
Pedestrians, consequently, are compelled to 90
around into the street, through the mud, in
order to pass by. 1t is generally believed that
an ordinance exists prohibiting the total OBJ
struction of the sidewalks.
A boy of IL years OF age who had been sent
to the Catholic asylum year ago suddenly
disappeared yesterday. 1t seems that the par.
ents OF the boy wanted to recover him, feeling
abundantly able to support him, and to this
end visited the asylum yesterday. They were