Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-02
MINNEAPOLIS GLORELETS.

The fremen's parade this afternoon.
The Reform club meeting yesterday was
SHINY attended.
Good dinner to-day at Sullivan's restau-
rant. Popular prices.
The policemen will receive their new
regulation hats to-day.
The races at the Minneapolis fair
grounds will begin tomorrow.
The Comique restaurant always serves
good meals at moderate prices.
The board of county commissioners
meet this morning at o'clock.
At the Nicollet house yesterday the Their
mometer stood SO in the shade.
Wednesday evening the annual Fourth
of July ball will be held at Turner
hall.
The Ives and Red Caps play game of
base ball this afternoon at Brown Stocking
park.
The monthly meeting of the board of
trade will be held this morning at 9
o'clock.
Yesterday was meltingly hot. Old Sol
did his best to make humanity uncom-
Portable
The Minneapolis branch of the Irish
National League met last evening, Col.
Glenn in the chair
Rev. De Witt Talmage, the famous
Brooklyn preacher, is announced to lecture
here about the middle of August.
Theopiritual1stic meeting at Market hall
last evening was poorly attended. 1t was
too hot even for spirits to turn out.
grand ball will be given under the
auspices of the Princes of O. DIS, at Mar
ket hall on Wednesday evening, July 4.
The steward at the Lyndale hotel named
Meahan, suffered violent sun stroke dur
ing the excitement of the fire yesterday.
Policemen were busily engaged yester-
day in preventing boys from bathing pub
| llcly in the river and creeks. They par
| italy succeeded.
The Robert Emmett Literary associa-
| ton had an interesting meeting yesterday,
and perfected all arrangements for holding
their 4th of July picnic.
An adjourned meeting of the Children's
| Home society will be held at p. NJ, to-
morrow, at the residence of Mrs. George
Chowen, 5O2 Second avenuesouth.
The boy hurt in Penny's machine shop
at the time of the explosion, is daily grow
ing worse. Blood poisoning has set in and
there is hardly any chance for recovery.
Frank Fish, the young man suffering
from sunstroke contra cted on Saturday
| while driving team for Nelson, Terry &
Co., on East side, was reported worse last
| night and cannot recover.
Six men were arrested for bathing in
Calhoun yesterday, and fourteen small
boys were taken in for like offense in the
Mississippi river Most of them are out
to appear before the municipal court this
morning.
colored man wanted by Detective
O'Conner, of st. Paul, was arrested by
Detective Gleason yesterday, for stealing
something over 500 in st. Paul. Detec-
tive OConnor is expected to come for the
coon this morning.
lascivious sheeney met young lady
on the street last night and made an in
decent proposition. She resented the vile
insult when he struck her in the face. Off
Ger Schroeder took the man into Gus
tody and he will be called upon for fine
In the municipal court to-day.
All arrangements were perfected for the
holding of a picnic at Murphy's grove on
Wednesday the 4th of July. A delegate
from the Robert Emmett Literary associa-
ton reported that his society had abandon
ed the idea of having a picnic at Shaeffer's
gardens, as previously announced, and
that the members would endeavor to make
the National League picnic success
by attending it in large numbers and
giving it their hearty support.
At 10 o'clock last evening a fire was dis
covered in the shaving house owned by G.
Fl. Tenant, proprietor of the planning
mill on Fourth street northeast,-the work
of vicious incendiary. The department
was unable to save the house, but did eff
fective work in protecting huge pile of
shingles owned by Clark 81 Mcclure and a
house owned by N. Hennessey of the Wash
ington house. The loss is estimated at
$500, upon which there was no insurance.