Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-18
MINNEAPOLIS aLoBELETs.

A large and varied collection OF DRINKS in
ha5ited the cooler last night.
The Advent camp meeting commences at
Lake Calhoun next Wednesday.
Five spans have now been placed in position
at the new Plymouth avenue iron bridge.
The wheat receipts at this point yesterday
were $1,000 bushels; shipments only 800
bushels.
The nuisance of holding circus in the pop
ulous portion Of the city, was very apparent
yesterday.
The Sells Brothers. colossal tent was com
pletly filed at both the afternoon and evening
entertainment yesterday.
Col. King is negotiating with Roscoe Conk-
ling with a view to engaging him for an ad-
dress at the September fair.
On Friday huge cottonwood tree, at the
corner of Fifth street and Fourth avenue
southwest was shiyered by lightning.
Thu semi-monthly meeting of the Father
Sheehy land league will be held in Robert
Emmett hall in Centeriblock, this evening.
Eleven of The seventeen new patrolmen have
filed their requisite bonds, and will go upon
duty as soon as they can get their uniforms.
Ii you would have royal dinner at mod
crate price go to the Boston restaurant this
noon. Tom Sullivan can dish it up for you.
Several bogus admission tickets, printed by
bows, were taken at the door of the Academy
on the evenings of Tony Pastors entertain
ments.
The elephants in the street pageant OF Sells
Bros circus frightened number of horses,
and occasioned two runaways yesterday
morning.
Bishop Whipple expects to visit All Saints
church in this city, about the middle OF July,
for the purpose of holding the annual confir-
nation services,
Arrangements are being made for an exhi-
bition of fireworks on Bridge square on the
evening of June 80, in celebration of tho
execution Of Guiteau.
K. Mcdonald, of Pennington, was in MIN
supply of agricultural implements which will
be shipped 10 that point.
The regular Sunday gospel service OF the
Reform club will be held in Harrison hall this
afternoon at O'Clock, and Will be addl essed
by the Rev. w. w. Satterlee.
Pffeiffer, the man mentioned in the GLOBE
of yesterday, as receiving severe injuries from
falling from q roof on North First street Fri
day, was last night reported to be in critical
condition.
The first of the series of open air concerts, to
be given on Saturday evenings on Bridge
square by Danz's full band, will occur next
mill ha tad fnr
The purpose.
The Father Matthew Total Abstinence So
ciety will hoIdits regular weekly session at
5 O'Clock this evening in Catholic Associa-
ton hall. 4 pleasant literary and musical
programme viii be presented,
At the festival given by the Crusaders 7.
A. Society in Catholic Association hall, Miss
May Sullivan won the elegant finger ring
mentioned in the GLOBE. She received 754
votes. Miss Webster received 800 votes.
Ayoung lady was overcome by the heat on
Nicollet avenue about noon yesterday and
tainted. She was carried to Melendy u Ly
mans drug store and DR.. Gates called, who,
after considerable work, succeeded in reviIing
her.
The Milwaukee Railroad company has
abandoned its condemnation proceedings of
land for spur track to the Crown roller mill.
The expense would undoubtedly outweigh
the advantage to be gained by it. The land
would cost some $4,000.
The Good Templar excursion yesterday was,
rs far as numbers go, grand success. Con-
siderable delay was experienced in getting
started, but when the lake was at last reached
''all went merry as marriage bell" The
rfU WAS
Hereafter the Minneapolis & st. Louis train
will leave for the lake at S:l5 a. m, and viii
connect with the steamer City of st. Louis,
which will return in time to connect, for
tour of the entire lake, with a second train,
which leaves Minneapolis at 1875 a. N.
The Northwestern Scavenger company (suc-
cessors to A. T. Angevine) clean vaults and
cesspools with odorless pumps. Offal ard rub
Dish of all kinds removed. All orders attended
10 promptly. Office No. 1902 First street north.
Telephone connections. Carlson Brothers,
agents.
The funeral of the fye-year-old son of Ed
ward Marcue, crushed to death By the cars on
the Sixth street crossing, an exclusive ac-
count of which appeared in these columns
yesterday morning, took place from the resi-
dence, 1929 south Sixth street yesterday
afternoon.
To-day promises 10 be lively one at Mime
tonka. Excursion trains will leave by the
three lines this morning, connecting with the
City of So. Louis and other steamers, and at
noon the St. P, II. & NJ. R'y will run train
from st. Paul and which will be met at
Wayzata by the trim little steamer Lolita for
q tour OF both lakes.
Yester morning Bernard Jaffer, the young
Israelite held under a charge of stealing dia-
mond jewelry from Chicago dealer, was ar.
raigned in the municipal court being
charged with being a fugitive from justice.
The case was continued until tomorrow,
bail beng placed at $500, and which was
promptly filed.
The committee from the common council
on public grounds and buildings, has decided
to fix up the ground floor of the city hall
building for the purposes of the offices of
the mayor, chief of bolice, city engineer, city
clerk, comptroller and Superintendent of
water works, in accordance with suggestions
offered by The mayor.
The Sells Brothers with their big shows
have come and gone, but the big Boston One
Price clothing store remains to give the peo-
pie immense bargains. 1t has upon shelf the
largest stock Of ready made clothing for men,
youths and boys in the golden northwest, and
every thing is marked in plain figures. Mer-
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