Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.
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The business houses are being handsome
Iy decorated for the Fourth.
The Crusaders society h old meeting |
this evening for the election of officers.
SulliVan's Boston restaurant is cool
pleasant place to take dinner these hot
days.
There were thirty-six petty law and Or
dinancs violators before Judge Bailey yes
terday
The Minneapolis and st. Louis trains
will commence runaiag to Lake Park to-
morrow.
Tom orrow morning Coles circus tent
will be pitched at tie corner OF Tenth |
street and Fourth avenue south.
During the month OF June there were
eighty-four deaths reported IN Mime
apoiis.
A meeting of the Hennepin Medical so
ciety was held in DR.. A. Fl. Salisbury's
Office last night, where routine business was
transacted.
The st. Georges society celebrated Do
minian day in thei- ball in happy style
last evening.
Aid. Watt is anxious to get his last
years salary, with which to celebrate the
Fourth of July.
The Comique restaurant furnishes good
meals at Aery moderate prices Go and
see for yourself.
The st. Andrews society will attend the
funeral OF the late Stewart WightmaD, at
o'clock this afternoon.
On account of the Fourth of July the
city council will amply meet tomorrow
night and adjourn one week.
Mrs. w. H. Burbridge's little child was
badly scalded by pot of hot coffee which
was upset upon It's unfortunate head on
Sunday.
The concert at Catholic Association
hall comes of this evening. Tickets can
be had at Moran's shoe store, 252 Henne-
pin avenue.
Tbs remains of the late Stewart Wight
man will reach Minneapolis to-day and
will be inferred IN Lakewood cemetery at
Lake Calhoun.
The sporting men of the city manifest
great interest IN the meeting of the
Driving Park association which begins
this morning.
The Browns and the Grand Forks clubs
will play match game of base ball at the
Brown Stocking park at 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
j. B. Jordan, of Lewiston, Me-, has been
called to the passionate of the Minneapolis
Free Baptist church, Rev. A. A. Smith
having resigned
Hermion lodge Knights of PFthias in
stalled their newly elected officers last
evening. The list was recently published
in these columns,
An incipient blaze in the old Mississippi
house on Marshall street. East side, was
easily extinguished by the fire depart
ment yesterday forenoon.
Of the eighteen bathers arraigned be-
fore Judge Bailey for violating the city
ordinance, five were fined 81 and costs
each, while the balance were dismissed.
Detective O'Conuor, of st. Paul, came
up yesterday morning and took into Gus
tody the colored man arrested by Detective
Gleason for stealing $l39 from st. Paul
citizen.
George W. Orf and party of sailors
bold who proved quite unskilled in the art
they profess, were capsizsd in Lake Cal
houn on Sunday. They were fshed up by
friends.
Stone & Hurlburt havingtired of the emo
gul" McCord style have withdrawnfrom the
local insurance board, and the fur begins
to fall. Other local agencies will probably
follow suit"
Charles Sonnen5erg, the boy who was
injured by the explosion of the boiler in
Penny's machine shops on Third avenue
south two weeks ago, died from his injur-
les at o'clock yesterday.
Yesterday morning the $50 motor train
coming from Excelsior collided with a
farmers team, iniuring one of the horses
quite seriously and breaking the air brakes
On the Train, occasioning delay.
G Sullivan and better half, Ellen, were
before his honor yesterday charged with
fighting. They had slipped the bowl with
cut stint, and that was the occasion there
of. They paid anss of $40 and costs
each
Thomas Gleason and Joseph Langen
are home on vacation from st, Johns
university, stearns county. The former
carried the gold medal in Christian doc
trine as expounded IL the manual called
Evidence of Religion.
A plat of ''SheIdon's subdivision of lots
Sc to 60 in the village of Excelsior, and of
lots 1 to and "a to y and 81 in Smells
addition to Excelsior and of the tract
between these lots and Lake Minnesonks."
was fled yesterday il the Office of the reg
lister of DECIDE.
The national league picnic will surely
occur at Murphy's grove on the Fourth.
There viii be no intoxicating drinks on
the grounds, bat a good band will be in
Attendance and mary f41oe~s viii trsa.:
to the music. 2. II. Gibbons will oficiate
as master of ceremonies in the dancing
exercises.
New papers we're fled in the district
court yesterday IN the matter of the ap-
peal of James Stodda-t from an order of
the board of county commissioners Of Hen.
nepin county AND statement of facts aaa
ORDER Of court thereon fled, wAereupon
Judgment was entered and roll filed the