Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-24
MINNEAPOLIS eLOBELETs.


1900 have been licensed.
Two uneventfcl runaways relieved the monotony
OF very quiet day yesterday.
AL the trains to the various pleasure resorts were
crowded with passengers yesterday.
A meeting of the Western Avenue Improvement
association will be held this evening
at last the old, rickety, tumble-down Tenth ave
nue. bridge is receiving some attention.
drill meeting Of the Minneapolis Light infantry
will be held at the armory this evening.
young farmer named George Thompson had his
left shoulder fractured in a runaway on Saturday
The bids for site for tho chamber OF commerce
Will be announced at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Chas. Tonly sustained fracture of his right leg
by kick of vicious horse in Il. D. Chases stable.
Lee W Townsend, agent OF the Chicago Church
Choir Opera company, spent the Sabbath in Min
neapols.
Work in making the excavation for the river piers
of the short line stone arch bridge will begin this
morning.
Yesterday was q delightfully."- pleasant day. and
everybody seemed to make the most of it in enjoy
ing themselves.
The livery business unusually prosperous yes
terday, the demand for horaes being largely in ex-
cess of the supply.
The Crusaders competitive drill will occur this
! evening in frort of Catholic Association hall on
North Third street
Prof DAM and his brass band will give another
open air concert in Snyders park on Fourth street
tomorrow evening.
The Corinne party has been well received in Min
neapols, and has received fnlly as much patronage
| as its merits deserved.
The Iearor,,, ol-1, t,oIt
tended and enthusiastic meeting in Harrison hail,
at O'Clock last evening.
The laying of cedar blocks on Washington avenue
will begin to-mOrrow morning. Everything Will be
! in readiness by that time.
| The Street Railway company is engaged i'll build
ing stable lCOxi9O feet at the corner of Washing
| ton aud Nineteenth avenues.
| Mrs Farr held religious Services before lookup
fun of bad people who had violated the laws of the
country yesterday afternoon.
An interesting meeting of Father Matthew Total
Abstinence society was held in Catholic Association
hall at 6 O'Clock last evening
| DR.. Hauce is making arrangements to attend the
Tooth birthday anniversary OF his father which oc-
ours on the 7th of September in New York
Judge Cooley is still confined to his residence by
illness, but is reported convaesciug and WILL it is
1
| Commencing this morning the Chicago, kIilwau-
kee Il st. Paul Railway company will a daily
train to Prior lake, leaving Minneapolis at 3J D. H.
The Corinne Merry Makers, assisted by Prof.
Dauz full orchestra, gave q sacred concert in the
Opera house last evening to goodiy sized audience.
The annual excursion OF the Sunday school OF the
Seventh street N. L. church will take Place on we'd
nesday. They Will go to the upper lakes at Mime
| tonka.
| The best place in the city to get good square
meal, lunch, cigars or beverages Is at the popular
al-night Boston restaurant. Thomas Sullivan, pre-
| prietor.
The Commercial bank viii soon remove to the
elegant rooms specially fitted up for it in the new
Chute block the corner of University avenue and
Central avenue.
! The teachers who attending the summer
school term at the university will take trip to Lake
Calhoun to-day to gather a collection Of specimens
| for laboratory work.
/ The Bible class which held meeting at the par
ors of the Y. NJ. c. A yesterday afternoon took up
the study of the lessen which will come up in the
Sext Sunday schools.
workman named Hanson had his left arm
fractured by getting his hand caught between belt
| and pulley in Jansen & Gilfrattsen's sash and
door factory on Saturday.
Another meeting CT the Minneapolis Railway
| Crossing association will be held ON Wednesday
evening. They pfopofe to urge the cound. to active
measures IN bridging the crossings Oh Washington
| avenue.
| The bar tender in Mr.. Buffers saloon, on South
| Washington avenue, was brutally assaulted on
Satu day evening by gang of rufliaus who guzz!ed
their fill from the bar ana then refused to pay for
| the same.
Ia his address, yesterday, Chaplain McAte sid
that it was universally claimed that preachers and
politics do not harmonize but nevertheless saId
| he, I'VE are going to make politics harmonize with
preachers"
In an address before large open air assemblage
at the corner Of Third avenue south and Third street
last night, the Rev. j. +. Chaee gave the Pioneer
Press severe castigaton for its abuse OF the tenn
persnce people.
The assets of Haywood & Kruckeburg, the ban k
rupt printers, is only 81 1860, while the liabilities
figure up over Si7,00o 1t is rumored that Keucke-
burg decamped with goodIy sum OF money just
| prior to the failure.
The board Of equalization find that all the "kick-
ing taxpayers reside on the West side not man
from the East side having entered c-mplaint as
yet, although the increase in taxation has been the
same on that side as on the other.
Only one mere harness now at the police station,
aud which was gathered in by the champion horse
thief, Dean, remains unclaimed, the fifth having
the Hennepin avenue stove merchant.
The st. Paul Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway
company now run late tain from Lake AInuetonka
to accommodate all who wish TO spend the even
ing at that delightful pleasure IL arrives al
Minneapolis at IL 80 each evening, at ST. Paul
al midnight.
Officer Gardner in an inebriated husband Who
TUNED his home in South Minneapolis into verita-
Die pandemonium, frightened all the ladies' in the
nelgnoorhood into nervous prostration by his drunk
en- Deigerency and uproar. Judge Bailey will cit
upon his casa to-day
sneak thief relieved q you ng man OF a coat
which he had inadvertently left hanging up atBilys
PLACE" on Hennepin avenue. But, it may be added,
tnst sneak thief passed the sabbath with Jailer
Bross, and the coat il in Chief NuuCer's hands
ready to be claimed by the owner.
The Winona fire department. will visit the Ninne
apoiis ire department on Wednesday, and witness
the proficiency with which the thing is run here
Iney Will De gwen cordial reception by the Mime
apois 1re ladies and the occasion viii be a bapnv
one. The Minneapolis boys know how to entertain
guests.
The Reform club held It's Sunday 1neetine in HaT-
risoA hall yesterday afternoon, and the house was
crowded Chaplain w. W. Sattsrlee con-
Quoted the services. Chaplain Meade made
a stirring address 10 which he scored
the pubic press which had been calling
the temperance people fanatics and idiots withor1
a a