Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-13
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

DIR. Hatch has returned to the city.
The Sons of Veterans held a meeting
last evening.
Chief Stetson, of the fire department, is
convaIescing.
The real estate transfers yesterday ag-
gregated $36,815.
H M. Knox, state bank examiner, was
in the city yesterday.
One of the August fair attractions will
be bicycle tournament
The Washburn G mill will soon close
down for needed repairs.
Judge Iceland, of the probate court, will
return from Dakota to-day.
4 Mrs. Farr will entertain the newsboys
and bootblacks this evening.
The young ladies of the Turner's society
picnioed at Lake Harriet yesterday.
The man injured by the caving in of the
First street sewer has entirely recovered.
Col Geo. E. Johnson, from the Fifth COZ
gressional district, was in the city yester-
day.
NicoIlet avenue, in front of Centre
block, is about ready for the granite
blocks.
Mrs. H. A. Hamlin and son George leave
for Genessee, Ill, to-day, to be gone two
months.
The Columbia and the Petit Touring
mills will probably resume work the first
of next week.
This evening the New Orleans University
singers will sing at the First NJ. E. church
on the east side.
The Boston restaurant has the usual pa.
tronage, and the usual fare is given by the
proprietor thereof.
TIE different lodges I. O. G. T. of thi;
city will go to White Bear lake to-day on
picnic excursion.
TIE gas was lighted last night for the
first time on Western avenue, to the grea!
delight of the residents thereon.
This evening Mrs. Farr will tender the
newsboys q reception in her parlors, and
VII, fill them with ices and sweets.
Hal Wyman, who recently graduated
from the Michigan medical college, left
last night to practice at Olympia, W. T.
An order of issue was filed yesterday in
the matter Of the petition for the adoption
Of g certain child by Norman Ward and
wife.
The Ann Arbor Alumni association, re-
Gently organized in this city, will go to
M:nnetonka Tomorrow on a picnic ex-
cUrsion.
TIE Comique restaurant and theatel
combined are bringing many golden she
kels TO their genial proprietor, Capt. w
". Brown.
Mayor Ames wNI deliver the address Of
welcome, on the part of the city, before
the American Association for the Advance
nent Of Science,
The only couples who received marriage
Licenses yesterday were William A. Haw-
kins and Mary Doke, 7. W. Chamberlain
and Lillian G. Parry.
Morrison, the man taken to the Sisters
hospital to recoverz from protracted
spree. as chronicled in yesterdays GLOBE
died from "alcoholism."
The following are the officers just elect
ed for the new Scandal banking house
President, r. Sunde; vice president, An
thong Kelly; cashier, A. C. Hangar.
The official call for the Hennepin county
Democratic convention to elect delegate:
to attend the state convention in st. Pau
on August I'd, will soon be made in these
columns.
Two females were arrested yesterday in
The east division for fast driving. They
were ''two sheets in the wind" from cult.
waiting the acquaintenance of king alcohol
loo assiduously.
Peter Melchisedeck was arrested on the
charge of stealing s. from Mat Bridamus
For the sake of the scriptural name he
bears, it is hoped he will satisfactorily
prove his innocence.
Property owners in the First ward EAST
Division) had better repair their sidewalks
Immediately, as in few days Street Com
missioner Erwin will be around to do the
work at their expense.
Capt. J.. ]. Clague, of the commissary
department of thu United States army
stationed at Helena, is in the city on pc.
riodieaI visit looking after his real estate