Daily globe., 1883-06-26
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.


The board of water commissioners will
meet on Thursday evening.
The City Council will hold an adjourned
meeting tomorrow evening.
The directors of the Minneapolis Mill
company held meeting yesterday.
At the meeting this evening the Crusa-
ders will arrange for picnic excursion.
The State horticultural Society will
will meet at the state University to-mor-
row.
The fire department has received 1000
feet of hose, ind 1000 feet more has been
ordered.
Visit the Comique for dinner to-day and
you viii be pleased with the fare and ac-
cOmmodations.
The annual review and inspection of the
Minneapolis fire department is announced
for next Monday.
Plymouth Sunday school goes to Mime
tonka via the st. Louis road, Wednesday,
on its annual picnic.
The Yokes family, who have been play
ing in Chicago the past week, will be the
next attraction at the Grand.
Thomas Sullivan, of the Boston re:tau-
rant, is doing such large business that he
needs the services of two other walters.
w. T. Stephens and Miss Minnie Oscar
Gray are the leading artists in the drama
';Swift and Sure" at Pence Opera hou 9.
In the Farnham & Lovejoy case VS.. VIM.
F. Thompson a stay of proceedings was
ordered yesterday for the space of thirty
days.
The Sunday school of the First Baptist
church will picnic at Lake Minnetonka
Friday, leaving the Manitoba depot at
$50 a. IN.
The work of putting down the pave
ments ordered by the city council will not
begin until after July 4, when It will be
hurried through.
The Fifth Avenue Baptist Sunday school
will give an excursion and picnic to Upper
Lake Minnetonka via the motor and City
of st. Louis to-day.
The ladies of the Grand Army of the Re-
public post give strawberry and ice cream
festival in the Grand Army of the Republic
rooms this evening.
An adjourned meeting of the Children's
Home society will be held this afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock at the residence of Mrs.
ChOWen, 502 Second avenue south.
Gen. Paul Vandervort, of Omaha, the
national commander of the G. A. R., will
arrive in the city to-day, and Geo. N. Nor
gan Post will give him reception in the
evening at their hall.
An order for extra duty on July has
been issued to the fire department, to go
into effect at o'clock p. m. on July 3 and
continuing to o'clock a m. on July 5, as
precaution against fires.
Hanlan and party of oarsmen offer to
visit Lake Minnetonka and participate in
a two days boating tournament for S., 900.
Arrangements leading to such a meeting
are in progress with a fair prospect of
SUCCESS.
Edward White, the thief arrested on
Sunday evening for the larceny of a coat
from Daniel Lynch, was fined yesterday
in the municipal court $25 and costs in
default of which he becomes a boarder of
Sheriff Stoddard for the space one calen-
dar month.
Ransums Thomas and Oleana Burke,
who were arrested on Saturday in south
Minneapolis for occupying apartments in
a house of ill-fame were fined ten dollars
and costs each in the municipal court
yesterday, and in default went to jail for
thirty days.
Two boys broke into car near the East
side junction, yesterday, and stole quan-
tity of wheat, which was to have been
taken to the PilIsbury elevator. Capt.
Chase caught one Of the guilty youths,
who is of Ethiopian extraction, and land
&c him in limbo. He says his name is
Walter Hale, and is aged Is years.
A young man named Grafton Harlow
was fined yesterday by his honor of the
municipal court, 81 and costs, amounting
in all to $3.50, for using firearms within
the city limits. If Harlow had read the
GLOBE he would have learned that the
police were after the violators of the city
ordinance in that case made and provided.
Matthias Kemerer is the name of a poor
German employed at the pest house. He
represents that he is the victim to swim
die perpetrated by the city. He claims
that he worked twenty three and one-half
days at the stipulated wages of 81 per
uay. upon gong 10 inc coLAptrolIerS
Office he found that he was credited with
only FIVE days work, and at only 81 per
day.
Hattie McBride's bagnio was represented
in the municipal court yesterday by
cyprian named Claudio Adams. She paid
$50, and the blind goddess smiled ap-
provingly. Nine nymphs du pave, mar
shaled with her, paid also their monthly
tribute. The aggregation reached $160,
which is the most money ever realized in
any one month from an institution of the
character.
Prof. Dexter, better known as DR..
FIattery's man Friday, ana who, it is
alleged, fascinated a susceptible young
lady in Florida by means of his eloquent
bIarney and his power as a magnetic
healer, is again in Minneapolis, where his
stentorisn voice will once more be heard
on the street corners, telling about
his miraculous performances in Dixie's
land.
The Harmonic Singing society has re-
turned from the Sangerfert in La
Crosse, where they won proud encomiums.