Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-17
MINNEAPOLIS aLoBELErs.


itary in camp st White Bear yesterday.
The trains to White Bear were particularly well
patronized yesterday by pleasure seekers.
Danz's band will give sn open air concert at sny-
der's park, on Tenth street, tomorrow evening.
The tramp injured by the street on suspension
bridge has been removed to the College hospital.
A. II. Greeley was prancing around the grounds
at Lake Calhoun yesterday with family and friends.
Mrs. FAIR conducted religious services at the city
lookup yesterday afternoon for the benefit Of the
prisoners.
E. ". Aldrich Is q promising candidate for the
nomination for sheriff By the Republican county
convention.
The Boston restaurant came boldly to the front
yesterday and set up delectsble dinner to large
number of guests.
Minnehaha falls drew its full share of attention
yesterday. It was visited by train and by numbers
of people in carriages.
Rev. G. A. Hood conducted the funeral service of
John Baihff at Pilgrim Congregational church, at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
On Saturday the committee from the county COM
issioners appointed for the purpose inspected the
new 6redge boat at Wayzats
Yesterday Judge seagrave Smith and family we're
10 be seen at Calhoun and Harriet enjoying the
country air and cool breeze.
an ice cream festival will be gvan this evening at
the hall the drug store the corner of Fourth
avenue south and Franklin.
The Father Matthew Total Abstinence society held
its weekly business meeting in Catholic Association
hall last evening at O'Clock.
Mrs. Clark. of Richfeld, mother of deputy inter-
nal collector Charles H CLARK, of this city, died on
Saturday morning at an advanced age.
james Hanson, of Cedar avenue complained at
police headquarters that he had been severely bitten
by vicious dog owned by one jacobson.
The Reform club held an unusually largely ct
tended meeting IN Harrison hall yesterday afternoon
which vas addressed by several speakers.
a meeting of the Michael Davitt Land league wi
be held in Norden hall on next Sunday evening, for
the purpose of reorganizing with new life
Alonzo Weeks, special examiner of pensions in
the bureau at Washington, accompanied by Mrs.
Weeks, are the guests of County Auditor Mcdonald.
This morning the teachers and pupils of the Sum-
ner school will go 10 Minnetonka over the Motor
line Oh little picnic excursion. They will leave at
y;i5.
Captain Herod, the celebrated trotting stallion,
the property of Vim. Veazie has arrived at the fair
grounds, and will go into training for Col Kings
great fair in september.
About o'clock last night in Martins lumber
yard on the East side the force called out The
fire was extinguished about 10 3D. 1t DESTROYED
seven or eight piles or lumber.
The final evidence in the coroner's inquest upon
the remains Of John Y. Baili. killed at the stone
arch bridge June 81, viii be heard this evening,
when verdict will be rendered.
TIE weekly meeting of the Crusaders will be held
in Catholic Association hall tomorrow evening.
An attractive musical and literary programme has
been prepared for the occasion.
Ospt. Ames, of the Ames Zouavss, will give the
Crusaders another lesson in military tactics, at
Catholic Association hall this evening. The COM
pany has elected Adam a. McCann 10 the Office Of
captain.
three-year-old boy Of Joseph scallon wandered
to the river near the city brewery, twelve blocks
from his home, and waded into the river, going be-
You'd his depth. The little fellow was rescued by q
larger boy.
According to the scales reported to the surveyor
general there 1887 $50 feet of logs sawed up
By the Minneapolis mills during the month of June.
tbs Is one of the largest cuts ever made il any
single mouth.
Rev. ". v. Gaines, of Concord n. H., filed the
pulpit OF the Fret Baptist church yesterday. De-
Gaines and wife guests of George A. Pillsbury
during their visis 10 Minneapolis, and viii remain
several weeks.
u Mr. 6ouetZJ q euest OF tn9 Nlco!let mouse,
claims to havs been robbed of a watch and 800 in
money from under his pillow in his room. He
threatens to commence an action 10 recover the
amount lost by the thief.
meeting Of the officers and executive committee
OF the Minneapolis Railway Crossing association
society organized for the purpose OF securing the
bridging Of the railway crossings, will be held in
the city council chambers this afternoon.
The Lyndale line did any amount of business yes
terday IN the line of passenger traffic. especially In
the afternoon. Each train for the lakes was crowd
ed to its fullest capacity, many passengers being
obliged to remain standing for want of seats during
the trips
On Saturday, July %, the Franklin Avenue NJ z.
church and friends will go to Lake MiE netonka on
an excursion. Chaplain McCsbe will enlven the
company with songs and presence. To all who con-
template trip to both lakes this will be the best of
the season
The business, stock and fixtures of the printing
and publishing firm of Haywood & Kruckeberg have
been assigned to L. o. Lawrence. A chattel mort
gage upon the material and machinery held by the
Bradner Smith Paper company had previously been
foreclosed.
A man full Of booze was arrested last night in
lower town. He said he had whipped four men, He
had large stone in his pocket, and struck and
fought the officer when arrested Also two men
were arrested ON the East side for fighting in the
streets and showing revolvers.
Second Congregational Sunday school picnic to
the upper lake, Lake Minnetonka, via Minneapolis
& st. Louis railway and steamer City of st. Louis,
next Tuesday, July Is, 1882. Train leaves Mime
| apois / ct Louis dep9t at 80 a.. Returning,
arrives at Minneapolis at 5:55 p n.
Yesterday the groves around lakes Harriet and
Calhoun full Of lads and lassies, beside many
older people. The Hattie made several trips Cal
houn with crowded decks. Trains on the Motor
line ran every thirty minutes with crowded cars IT
would pay well to replace the bath houses that now
| line the shore in front of the pavilion.
| Loring Fletcher has returned from Montana just
| in time to witness the nomination Of W. D. Wash
burn for reelection and thereby crushing out or
smothering that little, febie, incipient spark Of
ambition in Fletcher's bosom, which Was just being
| famed into blaze by the aides whom he had en-
| listed in his behalf with congressional intent.
Prof E. NJ. Predmore, remarkably successful
horse trainer, has located in this city, with head
| quarters at the fair grounds. He gave the GLOBE
reporter exhibition Of his skill in handling .
vicious horse yesterday. He took from his stall g
powerful animal which has hitherto been unman-
ageable, and which has injured several trainers,
| and without bride easily controlled the
animal with q whip. This was the Sec
ond time that he had taken the
horse from the stall, rather the second lesson he
had given him. The horse would follow him about
"a would a trained nett dog Another animal Which,