Daily globe., 1883-06-30
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MINNEAPOLIs GLOBELETS.

This afternoon the new motor line time
card will go into effect.
The new pavilion at the Sisters hospital
will be opened on Thursday evening.
Danz's band gave an open air concert
at Snyder's park on Eleventh street last
evening.
Prof. Marston crushed his thumb yester
day. The injury was dressed BY DR.. Col
lins.
The thermometer yesterday stood Sc in
the shade at three o'clock p. N. How is
that for high?
Sullivan Of the Boston restaurant, defes
competition as caterer. His strawberry
shortcake is delicious.
The county commissioners will hold a
monthly meeting in the Office of the coun-
ty auditor on Monday.
Brown of the Comique cannot we'll be
beat in the getting up of palatable dishes.
Try him and you will say so.
William Leary has fine assortment of
goods at his One Price Clothing Emporium
No. 20O9 Nineteenth avenue south.
A picked nine from the Washburn and
one from the Pillsbnry mills will play
match game of base ball this afternoon.
The Young Woman's Christian Temper
ance union convenes at the Hennepin
avenue Methodist church at p m. to-
| day.
Mrs. DR.. A. E. Johnson, of the east side
| has arrived home from two months visit
with friends and relatives in Washington
D. C.
A ten year old boy named Jacob Mi
chaels was injured about the head and face
by piece Of rock thrown by blast in a
sewer.
An ice cream and strawberry festival
was given at the First NJ. E. church on
the East side by the Busy Bee society last
evening.
A wholesale block eight stories high and
of red pressed brick, and to cost $4,000,
will be built upon the present site of the
National hotel.
twas reported yesterday that the $4,000
necessary to secure Hanlan and the other
| four in a Minnetonka regatta was nov
almost all promised.
Rev. S. M. Campbell will preach in
Westminster church at 3 O'Clock this af
| ternoon. A communion service will be
| held tomorrow morning.
Marriage licenses were issued to tn
following parties yesterday: NJ. G.. Hell
muth and G. E. Harris; Alfred Lyon and
Alma Lof; Albert Winney and Annie Mil
ler.
William Mehan, who has been lying in a
low condition in College hospital from a
fractured knee cap, has been removed to
the Sisters hospital and is reported fast
improving.
| st. Cecilia society will give another con
cert July 3 at Catholic Association hall,
the proceeds to go the purchasing of new
organ for the church of the Immaculate
Conception.
Yesterday DR.. Collins performed a snr-
gicai operation opon T. A. Lewis of the
Sisters's hospital, amputatingI the third
ofthe right hand.
Mrs. Anderson, the mother of three
children and the wife OF dairyman near
| Hopkins station, was sent to the insane
asylum yesterday in company with an old
lady named Rose E. Labelle.
The Driving Park association will have
three exciting days next week, July 3, 4
and .. There have been sixty entries
made in the races to occur, including the
most noted horses in the West, both run
ming and trotting.
The following named applicants appear
ed before Judge Young yesterday for ad-
mission to the bar of Hennepin county,
and underwent a searching examination
conducted by Judge J P. Rea,A. NJ. Keith
| and James w. Lawrence:
| Two notes of issue for divorce were filed
yesterday in the district court. The names
| of the parties desirous of sundering the
| hymeneal bonds are given among the court
| records on this page, but what the cause of
action is mo fellow can find out"
| grand concert will be given this even
| ing at the summer garden of Phillip Hart
man, 1929 Sixth street south. It is the
pleasant place in the city to pass an even
ing at, and refreshments of all kinds will
be served by accommodating walters.
II is reported that j. R. Cameron, man
aging editor of the Hamilton Spectator,
will assume the editorial management of
| the Tribune on July 10. It is not stated
whether Cameron is deacon or general,
or what he is. He should be something,
possibly a land swindler, to maintain the
reputation of the paper.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Rail-
way company is fast closing the gap be-
tw 9en Lichen and Ashton, a distance of
eighty miles. The contract has also been
let for building the road from a point
near Aberdeen toward Bismarck and it will
probably be built into Bismark this sum-
mer. O'Hara Bros, of Cedar Rapids, are
| the contractors.
| Thomas Hannah, who works on the Mil
waukee road, was severely injured yester-
day morning. He was in the act of getting
a rail on a hand car when it fell down,
striking him on the left leg below the knee
and frscturing the bone. He was imme-
| diately removed to his home on Seventh
street south where he rs doing as we'll as
| could be expected under the circumstan-
ces.
Robert j. Drennen, N. F. Nally, grad
yates of Iowa college, Frank W. Shaw, of