Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-23
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

of Knights Templar Will meet IN st. Paul.
Plats of Cheapside and Murdough's ad-
dition to Minneapolis were filed yester
day.
Wanted immediately-A good, first class
waiter at Sullivan's restaurant, 200 Henne-
pin avenue.
The Rev. A. r. Graves, of Bennington,
VT, succeeds DR.. Knickerbacker as rector
or Gethsemane church.
The funeral of William P. Day, resi-
dent of Richfeld for many years, took
place yesterday afternoon.
The Sunday school picnic, given by the
First Congregational church yesterday,
at MinnetOnka, was an enjoyable affair.
The boy Sunburn, injured at the Penny
machine shop explosion, is improving and
the attending physicians think he may re-
cover.
Go to the Comique for supper, and
then take in the performance up stairs.
You will be charmed with both entertain
ments.
The Seventh Day Adventists, now hold
ing their annual camp meeting at Lake
Calhoun, held interesting exercises yes
terday.
Students from Bishop Whipple's school,
the Shattuck,, of .Faribault, were prone
nading the broad streets of Minneapolis
yesterday.
The civil engineers had a fine time yes
terday both in this city and at Minneton-
ka. See the full account III this issue OF
the GLOBE.
During last month there were 1876, 667, O12
gallons pumped at the water works in this
city. Only ~ Of the 800 miles of streets
in the city are piped.
Twenty five members of the Harmonic
society left yesterday morning for
Lacrosse, to attend the Northwestern
saengerbund in that city.
The case Of the state against LYDIA
Gaiiord, for running a house Of i'll fans.
came up in the district court yesterday and
nolIe pro5eqUi was entered.
There are 1850 licensed dogs in Mime
apOiis which by a strange arithmetical
calculation would give about one dog on
an average to every eighty inhabitants.
Among the many distinguished mem
bers of the Engineers association in
Minneapolis yesterday was Mr.. Theodore
Payne of the engineers of Brooklyn bridge.
By telegram received last evening it
appears the distinguished party from
Minneapolis are being lionized in Chicago
and are having splendid time of it, in
general. They start homeward to-day.
The following parties obtained marriage
licenses yesterday: Louis Durant and Lille
Greenwood, Peter Hagquist and Christine
Hellig, Nels Lundgren and Cecilia Rein
hold.
The members of the Morgan post of the
G. A. R. met last evening to make arrange
ments for the funeral of Eber Hill, which
will occur tomorrow, due notice of which
will be given in the Sunday GDoBE.
The larceny case OF Morris and Clarity,
which engaged the attention of the NUM-
pal court all yesterday afternoon was con-
tinUed TO this morning at o'clock, all the
evidence being not yet taken in the mat
ter.
The city neWsbOys and bootblacks, and
they are legion, were treated last evening
to an ice cream supper in Syndicate block
By Mrs. Farr. They enjoyed the treat
immensely and blessed their kind bene-
factor.
Magnus Larson was sun struck yester-
day afternoon on the st. Louis road near
Cedar lake. Coroner Fairbairn and DR..
Hill went out there last evening and the
body viii be brought in today, where an
inquest will be held.
G. NJ. Stebbins, who died of apoplexy on
Wednesday night, at his residence, 1919
Chicago avenue, at the age of fifty three,
was buried yesterday in Lakewood ceme-
terry. The deceased was a well known
contractor and builder.
Ann Barnum and G. W. Jones had cases
yesterday before Judge Koon and jury,
to recover damages against the city for in
juries received By falling over distractions.
The evidence in the cases is all taken, but
no verdict yet rendered.
Edmond E. White, boarding at Dickson's
and Harshman's corner of Twenty fourth
street and Hennepin avenue, accidentally
shot himself through the left hand about
II o'clock last night when standing in
front of the Clark house.
4 man named Jarvis, from Grand Forks
had narrow escape from being run over
by passenger train at the Manitoba
depot last evening. Whisky would have
brought on q horrible death had he not
been pulled ont CT the way before the train
reached him.
The Hon. Ed. McDermott, who is work
ing so theoretically in promoting the in
terests of the Irish national league, is III
receipt OF letter from Patrick Egan, who
is now in st. Louis. Mr.. Egan says he is
delighted with his coUntrymen wherever he
goes, and proud of the honors paid HIM.
The members of the Minneapolis branch
OF the Irish national league of America
are making extensive preparations to
make their Fourth OF July picnic a fnan-
Cial success. The proceeds will go toward
swelling the Parnell fund. The action of
the members in eschewing intoxicant5 on
the grounds is highly commendable.
John Morris and Michael Clarity were
found guilty yesterday of the larceny of
1928 from the person OF William j. Buck
ley and bound over to await the action of
the grand jury at the October term of the
district court in bonds of $1,000 each.
In default they were consigned to the Gus