Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-13
nsENNEApoLIs GLoBELErs.

Lake Park hotel has now been formally opened.
Nearly all the san mills are now running night and
day.
W. Aldrich is q candidate for sheriff at the fAl
election.
The new city directory will be issued in abou
three weeks.
Go to the popular Boston restaurant when 20,
feel hungry.
The city now has thiry-nine patients in the va
rious hospitals.
The present session of the public schools vii
close on Friday.
Tia Minneapolis light infantry held a drill meet
ing last evening.
meeting OF the Anss Zouaves for drill vii! be
held this evening,
The state temperance convention Will meet at Har-
rison hall this forenoon.
Ths Electric Light compsny's new bnilding Is
nearly ready for the roof.
Yesterdays wheat receipts were 23,l5o bushels
shipments lS,l75 bushels.
Another dance will be given at Lakeside hotel,
Lake Calhoun, this evening.
meeting Of Hennepin County grange will be
held to-day ct las Mic llet avenue.
putting up the poles for their lines.
A s. Nord is reported insane. He wants to
drown himself, but says tao water is too cold.
I'd Berm,n, the prize package boy who YVES arrest
ed for swindling, will bs tried this afternoon.
The Fifth Presbyterian church society is pre-
pairing to erect an ediice in OAK Lake addition.
This railroad committee from the city council will
inset this afternoon to adjust the Manitoba differ
eIoe.
special meeting of the Humane society was held
at the residence of Rev. E. B. Williams last
evening.
Manager Blown has fitted up and reopened the
summer garden on the roof OF the Theatsr
Comique.
The weekly meeting of the CRUSADER temperance
Union society will be held In Catholic Association
hail this evening.
Julia Powers has been granted divorce from her
husband, Richard Powers, on the ground of cruel
and inhumsn treatment.
The names taken for the new city directory indi-
cate phenomenal growth In population in the city
during the last twelve months,
The Knights Templar ware out in uniform and
gave some attractive military eyolutions in o
drill on snyder's block, Tenth street, last even
ing.
1t is al eyed that number of the hsckmen are
continually violatisg the city ordinance by over
charging their customers. II this be true they
SHOULD be prosecuted.
Ths ladies' of All Saints parish have set up large
tent on the corner of Fourth avenue and Seven
teeuth street. where they will hold taer lawn festival
Tonight aud tomorrow.
j. Hoy lost $3.50 in money aud checks on the road
between this city and KittEondale on Sunday. 1t was
found by an honest st, Paul citizen who dove to
this city and returned it.
The fourth edition of Geo. B Halls Picturesque
Northwest, as mentioned previously in these co..
umns, has been issued. It Is credit to the state
and should be sent out broadcast.
Nearly 300 applications nave been made for the
seventeen appointments to be made Wednesday
night upon the police force in accordance with the
resolution passed at the last session of tho city
council.
A boy namei Charles Thompson was gent to the
rock pile by Judge Cooley yesterday for thirty days
for st=aing seventysiI cents from blind accordion
player. the boy took up O collection from by
ISLANDERS ard put most of IL into his own pocket.
The new programme al the Thea.er Oomique last
night WAS decided success. The musical numbers
were of fine order and well executed, and the
sketches gave evidence of talent and careful stud
The same bill will be repeated every evening this
week and at Thursdays mitiose.
Frank Anderson and @. G. Anderson, with q
crowd Of other booty fellows, had row in Swen-
sons saloon on Saturday night. a man named John
Johnson in the melee, fred off pistol, but did
happen to hit any The trio were fined SlO each
by Jldge Cooley yesterday morning
Tae regular meeting Of the city council viii be
held on Wednesday evening. The most important
business to como up for transaction will bs the
making OF SONS disposition of thu differences be-
tive u Manager Hill and the council, relative to the
new Hni)n depot, tracks, right Of wsy, etc
Maj. Camp ia still OF tda opinion that the Har
rson property Il the probable site for the post
Office. The jor, as predicted by tha GLOBE OH
the eve Of his departure to Washington did not ad-
vOcate tho Harrison property, but property Owned
by Major Camp. He gor blsck eye, poor fellow.
The GLOBE suggests that the city council estab-
lehes rate which shall be charged by expressmen
in the city. As it is they Eeem to believe they
charge whatever they like number of instances
OF outrageous charging have been brought 10 the
attention of the reportec In one case 50 90 was
charged for hauling three loads of househ I'D goods
and piano, without Filing anything in order, but
simply unloading everything in huge pile.
JOB PRINTERS STRIKE.