Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-14
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The old Holden strset bridge is being taken down.
1t is proposed to orgsnizs light infantry brass
band.
Ths present membership of the First Baptist
church is 4ST.
The Uuion National bank will soon be opened with
capital OF s2oO,G0O.
The regular meeting OF the common council will
be held this evening.
John Best lost one of his toes between the bump
ers of two freight cars.
Ed. Roxen has finally consented to run for the
position OF grain inspector.
It's rumo.ed that another huge sea serpent has
been eeen in Lake Minpetonka
The corps Of plastereTs have begun work en- the
Merchants block on Washington avenue.
che striking printers we're still out yesterday.
New conpositors are fast flhag their places.
Mrs Thomas har-dressing shop was visited by
burglars who stols about $500 worth of switches.
The All Saints parish lawn and tent festival last
righs grand success and will be repeated this
evening.
The straw board msnufactory has started up now
in earnest. Next week the establishment will be run
night ard DAP.
Politics begin to warm up. E. W Aldrich, the
pioneer sucsioneer, is an Gndaunted candidate for
sheriff next fall.
a bloody istiouff occurred on North First street
last evening. but the participants vamoosed before
the patrolmeu appeared.
Levi Germans saloon was entered by the lubri-
oous burglars, who got away With some S. IN cash
and quantity of cigars.
John Sherry ed Tracey sid John Wake vera each
n tfa afonp rile ssyen DAYS Yesterday.
Drunkenness, by his honor.
The young ladies of the Uniyersalst church will
give ice cream festival at the residences of Mrs.
Geo. ". Chowen this evening.
Ed Bernan, who was suspected of being second
Billy the Kid, was discharged yesterday nothing
haviog besn found against him.
Tom Sullivan was unusually happy yesterday. The
Boston restaurant WAS filed By hungry patrons who
hal cash to psy for what they wanted.
Edward Brain died Monday night at An1es hospi-
tai from iaiures received last week BY being caught
in belt While employed in the Petit mill.
little rumpus was occasioned on North Washing
ton avenue yesterday, or account of a wheel being
taken eff granger's wagon by street car.
Two uTcAins were before his honor yesterday
morning for jumping upon street cars willis in me-
ton. They we're re grmanded and discharged,
O04auue o. HO 1,9ls oiAAu eu6et
south, has been engaged to solicit subscribers 10 the
DAILY GLOBE. Our friends will bear the above in
mind.
lawn festival is to be given by the ladies Of All
Saints Protestant Episcopal church. corner of Sew
enteenth street and Fourth avenue south Wednesday
evening.
The BOD lem plass are to give entertainment in
Market hall on Thursday evening for the purpose of
raising fund to purchase instruments for their
brass band
Tickets for the Northwestern Travelling Mems
reunion association bang let and ball to be gvec in
Hotel Lafayette On July 18th are now on sale st V.
Il. Hush's bank.
The directors of the 7. NJ G. A threaten TO dig |
band unless the Christian people of the city come
ioraard more literally with tbs ISL needed ia tbs
wore, before the next mseting.
Tho Reform ciub aud the Graud lodge I. o. G. T |
will participate excursion TO EIinnetonka Sat-
urday next, returning in time for grand reunion |
in the Reform club hall in the evening.
Crosmsn & Plummer have been sued by epb |
Hofln. The suit is brought to recover $4,000 dam
ages alleged have beau sustained by the plaintiff
by reason Of the defendant selling corn cures.
Mr.. Moran, citizen of ireland, who has been |
studylsg the milling process at the Washburn |
mill for the past ten months has returned to Ire
land where ms wilt iloart the knowledge he gained |
here.
The Minneapolis end of the GLOBE has received |
goodly number Of subscriptions the present 1nth.
If the increase of calculation continues there
every promise that IL will, We will show thlt he |
Democrats of Minneapolis are awake and th1t Ties |
pr pose making matters lively next November.
Yesterday the receipts we're: Wheat, 1895 bush |
els; lumber $4,000 feet; -four 900 barrels: mill
stuff 83 tons; merchludise 81 loads: coal I04 |
cars: corn L9 70 bushsls Shipments: Wheat 3,401 |
bushe s; lumber SO 1890 feet; -four 1850 barrels
mill staff 20 tous; msroh indts, 8, CIR loads; corn
1850 bu she's.
Another large audience enjoyed the Theater Com
ilue entertainm ent last night The programme was |
carried ont in the usual complete manner. The |
four teams the Sheerans, tae Mendels Crawford &
Gibson aud Neoskoeta and Leoui, together with the
specially artists make company that cJnnot be ex-
oeied IN any variety III safer in the land.
A meeting of the committee from the common |
council on railroads met in the council chamber |
with Manager Hill yesterday afternoon, and COM
promise ordinance was agreed upon which will be |
submitted at the mee.iug OF the council this eysn
ing, and will probably bs placed upon its second |
aud anal reading and passage by suspension OF |
rules.
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