Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-06
NO MORE BUDGE.
THE GUESTS 1T THE F-fIR MUST
KEEP SOBER.
Mayor Ames Eevokes a License to Sell
Liquor on the Fair Grounds-The French
Catholic Fair-ArrestS.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. I

MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 5.-At midnight the
mayor filed communication to the chief
of police. of which the following is a copy:
I'm compliance with the city ordinance,
7 signed to-day a license for the Inter
national club to sell liquor upon the fair
ground. This was done upon the advice
of the city attorney, who informs me that
said ordinance made it obligatory upon me
to sign license when the applicant pre-
sented to the comptroller the treasurer's
receipt for the money for said license. 1
now issue this. my order, revoking the
license issued to said International
club for the sale of liquor within what is
known as the fair grounds in this city, on
the ground that the sale or otherwise dis
posing of liquors on the fair grounds
under said license would be detrimental to
good order in this city. and in violation of
former regulations issued by me prohibit
ing the sale of liquors on said fair
grounds. You are instructed to serve this
order of revocation upon said Interna-
tional club forthwith, and if thereafter any
sales of liquors are made on said grounds
without license. you are ordered to arrest
the parties and present them before the
municipal court for trial, and use your best
Very respectfully, A. A. AMEs, Mayor
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
The ladies of the French Catholic church
on the East side, opened festival in Mar
ket hall. which will be in vogue during the
entire week. Last evening the hall was
crowded by the French people Of the city
and their guests The music was furnished
| by brass band numbering twenty pieces,
which was organized by Father Chadro-
| mais. the priest of the church, last
January. and which is mostly
composed Of youths under their
| maiorities. Considering their youth and
| the short time in which they have been i'll
| rehearsal, they play remarkably well.
| Tickets are being sold at 80 cents each.
| and many ready purchasers for drawing
which will occur on Saturday evening for a
number of useful and valuable articles, of
which the following is a partial list: A
stove. fine clock. a rich upholstered par
lor suite, chamber suite, an upholstered
rocker, and $50, $40 and $40 each in gold
pieces. fine gold watch, rich
gold chain and handsome gold
headed cane will be voted to the
three most popular men. A suit of clothes
will be voted to the most popular boy. Sew
eraI other articles will be voted away. Ar
ranged around the hall are three tables
| loaded with toilet sets, ladies' fancy arti.
cles, etc, which are being sold for the ben
eft of the church. and which are handsom-
! ly draped and festooned. Three booths
| furnish refreshments for the guests anG
members. It is conspicuously happy oc
! casion. and will continue to attract large
| crowds throughout the week.
Yesterday two chaps were run in by tht
police for manipulating gambling devices
Three pickpockets were also placed in limbt
for plying their tricks upon unsQspectine
people. The lookup last night contained
Il promiscus lot of plain drunks. three
pickpockets and two gamblers.