Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-14
4IINNEAPoLIs GLoBELETs.

LUp to Saturday evening last 05O saloon
keepers had received licenses IN this city.
E. A. Bromley is city editor of the Daily
Netos, which makes its appearance to-day.
There was a sale of 5000 bushels Of corn
on Change last Saturday, for direct ex-
port.
The Aagstone pavement in front Of the
Milwaukee depot will BE completed this
week.
The Lake Minnetonka resorts are ex-
peoted to be generally opened for business
by June Is.
A spesial train was run on the Mil
waukee road last evening, leaving st. Paul
at II o'clock.
Cora MCGEE, one of ClsvelanRs pretty
daughters, is staying with friend onFIfth
avenue north.
A concert was given at Plymouth Con-
gregatlonal church last evening by the
Sunday school.
Mr.. McMlllen has a contract for build
ing large school house at Monticello,
Wright county.
The regular business meeting of the Re-
form club will be held in Harrison hall
next Friday evening.
Business men will consult their own
hungry instincts by taking dinner at Sal
livan's Boston restaurant.
The regular Sunday afternoon meetings
Of the Temperance Reform elab will be held
in Harrison hall hereafter.
Lieut.. Williams, of company B, is re-
covering from his indisposition and will
soon be visible on our streets.
Mr. George W. Penniman, state organic
er Of prohibition clubs, has added another
to his list at Wasioga, Dodge county.
Travel to the lakes was not as large
yesterday as usual, owing to the stiff, cool
breeze which prevailed throughout tie day.
The Father Matthew T. A. society held
we'll attended and interesting session in
Catholic Association hall last evening at
3 o'clock.
A contract for illuminating will doubt
loss be drawn with the Brush Electric COM
pany, at the meeting of the council On
Wednesday evening.
The Zouaves will appear on Decoration
day in their new uniforms, and carry their
octagon Winckesters. They will present
an imposing appearance.
An entertainment or strawberry and ice
cream festival is announced for Harrison
hall one week from tomorrow evening
Further particulars hereafter.
daughter OF James Ryan, East Min
nsapslis, died yesterday of diphtheria, and
three other members of the family are
suffering from the malignant disease.
The Meas makes its disappearance this
evening, ana the Minneapolis end of the
GLOBE accords it a hearty greeting, and
wishes it a long life and prosperous
career.
at recent reorganization of the G. A.
A. G. h1r. Richard Chute was elected treas
urer of the comEnittee Rev. R. Forbes sec
rotary and Rev. j. +. Chaffee president vice,
W. ". Satterlee, Ii. Ball and j. 4. TeEple
resigned.
The Ladies Land League held an inter
esting meeting last evening, at which the
Irish question was discussed with ability
by several gentlemen present, conspicuous
among whom was Mr.. Harry Burke, of the
East side.
This evening there will be given at the
Niooilet banquet by the st. Vincent De
Paul society. The society is purely benev-
olent and philanthropic, and the members
help the needy and unfortunate, regardless
of creed or nationality.
A regular meeting of the city council
will be held on Wednesday evening, when
the matter OF MAJOR Ames' veto of the
amendment to the license ordinance will
come up together with large accumula-
ton of miscellaneous business.
The new board of water commissioners
is now fully organized and in fall opera
tion. A regular session will be held in the
mayors Office on Friday afternoon when
definite action will be taken respecting
extending the system in various directions.
1t NOW seems quite probable that
the city will donate the ten
acre tract of and now occupied by the
quarantine hospital in the Third ward, to
The commissioners for public park. The
site is an admirable one and should be i'm
proved.
The citizens of South Minneapolis meet
this evening at Peterson's hall, south
Washington, to discuss the ad7isability of
building public market hall on Riverside
dNSuuS dHu NlD6LSOnln avenue SOuCn.
Such an institution is needed in that quar-
ter Of the metropolis.
The suit entered last Saturday by D. NJ.
Osborne & Co. against Price & White, of
Paramount, is for the recovery of $4,000
and interest on same from Sept. &c, 1881,
at 10 per cent, for goods sold the defend
ants on their promlssory note, which they
failed to meet at maturity.
Delegates from st. Paul, Faribault, Has
tings, Finona, Saltwater, and other towns,
will attend this evening the banquet given
at the Nicollet, by the st. Vincent De Paul
society. Addresses will be made after the
banquet by several speakers, touching the
aim and work of the society.
Prof. DAM and his orchestra gave the
usual sacred concert in Turner hall last
evening. The time of holding these Sun
day concerts has been changed from after.
noon to evening, for the accommodation
of people who find that Sunday is the only
day of the week when they can visit the
lakes, Minnehaha falls and other resorts.
The prominent Irish-American citizen.