Daily globe., 1882-07-02
mINNEapoLIs GLOBELErs.


The board of trade will meet tomorrow
evening.
The Syndicate block is beginning 10 assuIne
form and size.
Postmaster Laraway will occupy his new
office in few days.
The new Minnetouka steamer is to make a
trial trip tomorrow.
Hotel lafayette, at Minnetonka, was form
ally opened yesterday.
There are seven cases OF smallpox in the
city at the present time.
The Press club will meet at the ?. 2. edto-
rial rooms this afternoon.
The day and night policemen exchanged
beats for the month last night.
The real estate transactions for the month
Of June are valued at 81 ,200,G 600.
The newly appointed dog killers will start
out on the war path tomorrow.
Yesterday wheat receipts were 1860 bush
els and -four shipments 6,355 barrels.
J. L. Saphone, formerly Of the Pence opera
house company, leaves for tie east this eVea-
ing.
A. d. Groffan, in jail under a charge of bur-
glary, has been held for appearance before the
grand jury.
The regular Sunday service of the reform
club will be held in their hall this afternoon
at 8 O'Clock.
TIE chamber Of commerce has adjourned
until Wednesday noon, to allow for the Fourth
of July vacation.
Mr.. Frank Conklin, of the Academy of
Music, has gone east as advertising agent for
Col Kings big fair.
The Turnverin and Froshinu societies,
accompanied By the Danz orchestra, go to
Jordan for picnic to-day.
The death roll for the month OF June num-
bers one hundred and thirty deaths, being fifty
over the same month last year.
Steamers will connect with the trains OF the
motor line to-day for Hotel Lafayette and
other points on Lake MInnetonka.
The only amusement offered at the Opera
house for the coming week is Beedle 81 Prln-
dies pleasure party, tomorrow night.
The Light Infantry band under the leader
ship of Prof. Danz gave a very fine open air
concert on Bridge square last evening.
Architect Bufliugton has completed plans
for the entire reconstruction OF the Academy
of Music, converting it into business block.
The body of Charles Bailey, who fell from
the stone arch bridge and was killed and swept
down the river Friday afternoon, has not been
recovered.
Hurrah for the popular Boston restaurant.
Tom Sullivan, the proprietor. is practical
caterer of many years valuable experience.
The Boston never closes It's doors.
One thousand one hundred and twenty-five
dollars and seven cents is the amount OF
money collected in fines and costs at the NUM- |
cipal court during the month OF June.
In order to insure good pressure in case of
fire the mayor will issue proclamation re-
questing all citizens to discontinue the use OF |
water except for domestic and other neces- |
sary purposes on the Fourth of July.
At the election of officers of the Reform |
club, held Friday evening, the following WAS
the result: President, S. B. Williams; First |
Vice President, John Theall; Second Vice Pres |
.Satteriee; Secretary, j. A. Temple; Treasurer, |
Herbert Neal.
The Northwestern Scayenger company (sUe- |
'cessors to A. +. Angevine) clean vaults and |
cesspools with odorless pumps. Ofa and |
rubbish Of all kinds removed. All orders at |
tended to promptly. Office NJ. 102 First |
street north. Telephone connections. Carl
son BroR. agents.
Trains will run over the motor line 10 Min
netonBa to-day as follows: Leaving Washing |
ton avenue at s and 1880 a. m., and II ) and |
5:15 p. IN. Returning leave Excelsior 1T 9:40 |
a. N. and 1890, 4:30 and 7:i5 p. IN. A regular
daily time card will be arranged some lime
during the coming week.