Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-28
TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.


MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
A field day In the municipal court yesterday.
The premium lists for the exposition are out.
Lhe fair boom is booming-so says Col. King.
The new Tenth street hose cart is doing duty.
The Adysntists' camp meeting at Lake Harriet
closed yesterday.
Frank Keller, Of Grand Forks. died at the Amel
hospital on Monday.
The bonds of the Minneapolis postmaster have
been fixed at $4,000.
shop-llftsr stole silk psrssol from the counter
OF q Washington avenue store.
When you feel heated drop into the Boston restau-
rant and get dish of ice cream.
The collections of the county auditor from March
l to June 20 amounted to S54O, SSS.s4.
An oil tank in Mercus' restaurant on Third street
occasioned about S7b damage to furniture.
The new supply wagon for the fire department has
arrived. It is at the headquarters building.
The Liliputicn Opera company has postponed its
season at the Academy until the last Of July.
Seven DRINKS and one vagrant enjoyed the hos
pltalities Of Jaler Bross at the lookup last night
Inc postal clerES anu OFFICIALS were happy dS Dig
sunnowers yesterday in their elegant new quarters
Misses Laura Amey and lisa Kerr will hereafter
preside at the ladies' delivery windows at the post
office.
s. S. Bells residence was entered by burglars on
Monday night and $40 in cash and store key were
stolen.
q stranger lost large pocket book yesterday con.
tanning $4,000 In certified checks and 500 in
money.
The reunion OF the Northwestern Travelling Mems
Reunion association will open at Minnetonka on
Sunday.
FIRE yesterday afternoon destroyed barn on
Nineteenth avenue south and Sixth street. Loss
about $500.
Sneak thieves made off with kit Of tools from the
Dolly Warden block In course of erection Henne-
pin avenue.
? Quito number of couples went out on the motor
train last night to attend the dance at Lake Side ho
tel ct Calhoun.
The many and various proposed methods Of cele-
brsting the 4h Of July is the sngrossing topic about
town now days.
John Deering had his left hand badly crushed on
the Omaha railroad. Three fingers were amputated
in consequence.
Work will soon be begun in reconstrucsng the
ground floor of the old city hall building for the use
of the respective city officers.
How the sporting bankers apd festive insurance
men viii puff and sweat this afternoon. They will
have nothing stronger than lemonade.
The Chicago trains via the Albert Lea route, which
were suspended on account of the washouts on the
Rock Island road have been resumed.
The young people Of the Franklin Avenue Presby-
will OI6 and cfr pharr
festival on Friday evening, at the church.
Dol King expects President Arthur will be in at
tendance upon his great fair, and great Roscoe will
deliver an Grafton. Minneapolis is favored
Larsen's boarding house on Fifth street, near
Tenth avenue south, was destroyed by fire early yes
terday morning. Loss s., 200. Fully insured.
Col. King returned home again yesterday morn
ing. He has succeeded in his trip in the East in
securing many brilliant attractions for his fair.
Joseph N. Yates, who was arrested upon a charge
OF stealing dozen mill picks from the Trades mill,
was discharged by his honor yesterday morning.
At the meeting Of the Redwood improvement az
ISOLATION an assessment Of one cent per front foot
was levied to pay the expenses of the association.
union package department has been established
at the Manitoba depot, where packages may be sent
by passengers and called for before the trains de-
part.
panorama of the Pilgrims Progress will be ex
hibited at Cente 2ary church on the evenings of
June 9oth and July st Friday and Saturday of this
week.
Danz's band gave the second open air concert on
snyder's park last evening. OF course the music
exquisite and was enjoyed by several thousand
people.
A man, named Kellar was held up by foot-pads at
thecorer of Second avenue north and Second street
Monday night, to the tune Of $45 in good honest
money.
Yesterday morning o. NJ. Laraway received the
efacia notice Of his appointment as postmaster of
Minneapolis He will at once qualify and forward
his bonds.
body was found near Hastings yesterday, which
is supposed to be that Of Ida O. Gustaveson, of
1915 Sixth avenue south, who has been missing
since last Thursday.
Look out for footpads They are becoming IN.
comfortably numerous. Give them few leaden
pills. That's the only physic which will always
operate satisfactorily.
The extension Of the Washington avenue street
car line from Plymouth avenue to Twentieth avenue
north, Is progressing rapidly under the manipuIa-
tons Of a crew of thirty men.
row over paying for game of pool, followed by
number Of vigorous toots upon police whistle,
ton avenue at 10 O'Clock last night.
The bankers Of Minneapolis have challenged the
insurance men of the city to meet them In a match
game of base ball, to be played in South Minnesp.
oils this afternoon ut 80 O'Clock.
The members Of the Light infantry have sold over
200 tickets for their moonlight excursion to Mime
tonka tomorrow evening, and expect to run the
number up to 500 by tomorrow night.
The exhibits of strawberries at the State Horti-
cultural exhibition 10 vogue at the university ia par
ticularly fine. Many very handsome floral exhibits
are also made The attendance is fair.
Mary Ann Clarity, sixteen year old girl has been
missing from her home at No. 1901 Spring street
on the East side, for over two weeks, although the
city has been thoroughly searched for her.
SO. Gale, H. N. Carpenter and N. R. Thompson
have been appointed as commissioners to award
damages in the Nothaker Injunction case against the
Chicago, Milwaukee d st. Paul Railroad company
Crystal Lake farmer came to town last night
accompanied by young man who he charged with
stealing watch. The prisoner was placed in the
lookup and will appear before his honor this MORN
ing.
Owing to the fsct that the Light infantry bows
could not make satisfactory arrangements with tho
Street Railway company, there will be no st-est cars
in waiting upon the return Of their excursion In
Minnetonka. A'
At the afternoon session of the horticn,tpris,s
Yesterday President Fowell deIiyered tho o5ss., :.