Daily globe., 1882-08-23
MINNEApoLls aLoBELETs.

A Young Mems Prohibition club has been
organized ct Harrison hall. ~
HThe reform club illparticipate in moon
light excursion tomorrow evening.
The argument upon the gas Injunction case
is still in progress at the court house.
The Lake City Light Guards, of Madison,
arrived in the city yesterday afternoon.
The wheat receipts yesterday were ie,i5O
Bushels. The shipmc' ts were $3.50 bushels.
Machioery by the cal load is arriving and is
being placed in position on the fair grounds.
The Chicago, Milwaukee 6 st. Paul ticket
office is in receipt of $4,000 fair ground
tickets,
Excavation for the cedar block paving be-
tween Hennepin and First avenues north has
been begun. r h.a ao
Mrs. Marcia Hilliker, of Malcolm, Iowa, is
the guest of Miss Ciar.bsl Smith, of North
Sixth street.
The boz sheet for The Corinne entertain.
ments will open at the Nicollet house ticket
office this evening. 11a c .
The Camp & Walker saw mill will resume
work again this morning, another lot Of 10 IS
having arrived in the booms.
One real estate man was insulted by another
barterer infdirt and he retaliated by kicking
him. The kick cost him $40.
It is suggested that in order to secure full
vote the number Of polling precincts should
be increased in some of the wards.
Mr.. Galpin, of Galpin & Emerson, carpen-
ters aud builders, was thrown from his buggy
and sustained fracture of his jaw -
The company at the Comique gave very
pleasant entertainment last evening. Brown
always engages the best variety talent.
The water board has ordered the purchase
OF pressure pump for the purpose of testing
all service pipes at pressure of 200 pounds.
Geo. 81. Hamilton, who has been suffering
from enlargement of the liver and disintegra-
tion otthe kidneys, died yesterday afternoon.
The case of Joseph Hoy, who was arrested
for obstructing the streets, was dismissed in
municipal court yesterday upon Hoy paying
the damages.
The interior of the Boston restaurant is
being remodeled and renov ated When the
work is completed Sullivan will have the rob
| best place in town. glF
Officer Hill prevented runaway by catch.
| ing a horse by the bride as the frightened
animal came dashing down First avenue south
| in front of the motor last evening.
The fair management has leased the vacant
grounds adjacent to the fair grounds for the
reported purpose of preventing the saloon
keepers from leasing it during the fair week
Ole Bjornseth was arrested yesterday at th'
instance of Emma Johnson charged witt
bastardy. Ole was not arraigned, he having
concluded to wed Emma. In that way it wa
settled. s-d la1l3 =
The Pilgrim, Congregational and the Fourtl
Baptist churches and Sabbath schools unit
and holda union excursion and picnic, Wednes
day, August 23d, at Minnetonka via Mime
apolis d st. Louis railroad, and steamer City
of st. Louis.
| The Westminster Church and Sunday
School will go on their annual excursion anc
picnic TO Lake Minnetonka by motor and up
per lake by steamer "Belle of Minnetouka.' y
Leave Washington avenue Wednesday morn
ing at S:45 and Tenth street at $50 on tht
motor.
Early yesterday morning two story fraln.
structure at 1,023 South Second street wal
burned. The building was owned by Jobr
| Bornhaldt. His loss Is estimated at 81 400
upon which there is a small insurance. Tho
ground floor was occupied by Krogstad {
Flann. who lost goods to the amount of $50
fully covered by Insurance. The second fiool
was occupied for dwelling purposes by c. A
LOOMS. He lost about 5000 worth of house.
hold goods, upon which there was no iusur
| ance