Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-25
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

Gen. Sherman visits Fort Smelling next
Thursday.
The vokes Family will be the next at
traction at the Grand.
The Boston is still in the van as a first
late restaurant at popular prices.
Hon. George II. Hand, secretary of
Dakota Territory, is at the Nicollet.
The Comique as usual will set a mood ia
bic to-day and at a reasonable figure.
The laying of the cedar block pavement
on Nicollet avenue will commence early IN
July.
The Catholic knights held special
meeting last evening. which was largely
attended.
Mrs. L. May Wheeler, of Indiana, spoke
at The Reform club in Harrison hall yes
terday afternoon.
There were fled on Saturday forty-one
transfers of real estate aggregating the
sum of S1O8,917.
a number OF our local butter merchants
viii attend the dairyman's convention to-
morrow at Glencoe.
Quite large number of Minneapolitans
sought the lakes yesterday, the weather
being all that could be desired.
Miss Katie Kiiroy, who died at the age
of %, vas buried yesterday morning from
the residence of her mother, 221 Eighth
street south.
The funeral of E5er Hill was largely at
tended yesterday and the members Of the
Morgan Post of the G. A. r. turned out
quite strong.
John Finn who resides on Cedar avenue
IS suffering excruciating pains from the
effects of a fall of twenty feet from scat
fold on last Saturday.
Quite a number of the racing horses ar
rived in Minneapolis last evening from
Saltwater, to prepare for the coming races
to be held here on July 3, 4 and 3.
Tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O an ad-
journed meeting of the Children's Home
society will be held at the residence of Mr..
Chowen, 502 Second avenue south.
Shepherd, Knapp & Co. of New York are
said to be contemp plating removal to this
city, where they viii carry on a wholesale
business in carpets, curtains and Iaces.
Officer VIM. Daley arrested at the Mani
toba depot Saturday night a man, whose
name is not known, for insulting a re-
spectacle lady. He will be arraigned this
morning in the municipal court.
Tomorrow is the day for the Fifth
avenue Baptist Sunday school picnic at
Minnetonka. Adults will be carried at re-
duced rates of transportation, and the chill
dren will get a free ride on motor and
boat.
Louisa Thompson was brought to the
lookup last evening on a charge Of stealing
silver tablespoon and two or three calico
dresses from Mrs. Lizzie Paris, boarding
house keeper at No. 43 Seventh street
south.
The plat referred to by the GLOBE yes
terday as being placed on file in the reg
listers Office last Saturday is entitled
Portland Park Addition to Minneapolis,
containing 216 lots, and donated by the
Hon. John S. Pillsbury, thrice governor of
Minnesota.
Two children of Danish parents got into
q scramble over a revolver last Saturday
night, near Hoag Lake. and during the
tussle the weapon was discharged, the
ball entering the hand of one of the con-
testants and the head of the other. The
may prove fatal.
The Irish National League of Minneap-
oils held rousing meeting last evening
at which addresses were delivered By the |
leading members Of the organization. !
The 4th of July picnic for the benefit Of |
Mr.. Parnell, is an assured fact and will be .
q grand success if enthusiasm and earnest
ness on the part of the members are con-
duslve to that end.
Daniel Lynch, VINO superintends the
blasting on the First street sewer, had a
coat taken from his boarding house last
evening by thief who left an old one IL
It's place. Some time after the fellow was
found by Mr.. Lynch in a saloon with the
coat on. Lieut.. Daley was notified, and
he Immediately arrested the fellow and
brought him 10 the lookup.
august EberIy, the son of a widow re-
siding between Seventh and Eighth ave-
nues north. on Washington avenue. broke
his mothers clothes press and took there
from $50, and then made tracks for the
sanity city, to which his followers followed
him and brought him back. He is now at
the city bastile awaiting an interview with
his honor this morning for committing
the uniliaI deed.
This is world of strange vici5situdes |
and mutations. The little church round |
the corner Of the Clark house is now con-
yerted into a restaurant. It is an appro- !
pirate Transformation. Heavenly food for !
the nourishment of souls was dispensed |
within its walls for many years, and now |
having done its spiritual work it starts out |
to feed the hungry stomachs of all sinners |
IN search of corporal refreshments.
Last week was memorable one in the |
annals of accidents in this city. Fatality
followed fatality with alarming freonencv |
until people felt sick at heart. A firm of |
the city takes advantage of the horrible |
calamities and advertises its wares in |
morning sheet under the appalling caption !
of The Weeks Fatalities" 1t surely is q |
mammon-loving world when persons re- |
sort to such despicable tricks in trade.
Ole Johnson espoused buxom country
woman last Saturday and at night |
he was treated to grand charivari by all |
the urchins living ID the neighborhood of |
Thirteenth avenue south and WASHINGTON. |