Daily globe., 1883-06-18
MINNEAPOLIs GLOBELETs


council.
Prot. Donaldson proposes to organize a
class in boxing.
The Father Mathew society held a
meeting last evening.
The employees of the Milwaukee road
will receive their 'rhino' to-day.
A special meeting of the board of trade
will be held this morning at O'Clock.
The council committees on sewerage
health and hospitals, meet this afternoon.
Baltimore oysters and Lake Superior
fish to be found at the Boston restaurant.
The Zouaves, Company A and the Cru
saders will drill this evening at their re-
spective halls.
Officer Kennedy run III an evil doer last
night for stealing a suit of clothes from
G. B. Conway.
Take meals at the Comique restaurant
to-day and then attend the theatre TO aid
your digestion.
A young man was knocked down ard
robbed by a .footpad in First avenue
south alley tonight.
with getting drunk and smashing windows
on North Second street.
| Anna Dickinson will be tried in the
municipal court to-day for assaulting a
little girl named Maria Jordan.
The fellow who, with a revolver, chased
gentleman into Hoffiin's drug store Satur-
| day night, was arrested last night.
In the municipal court to-day Henry
Hool will be called to answer the charge
of bastardy preferred by Miss Gertie H:n-
| son.
Architect Burlington soon leaves fog lie
Yellowstone park to see after the hoteL
now being erected there according 70 his
plans.
| Two men are in limbo charged with be-
ing connected with a harmless shoe ing
atfray, which occurred at the Harmonic
house on Saturday night,
1t is a geographical fact that the Lake
| of the Isles is situated within the city
Ii mits. Who the lord of the isles is las
not yet been ascertained.
! The wrestling match between Butler and
Murphy was fraud, each getting one
fall. In the sparring match Prof. Donald
son had an easy victory over TON Dorm.
An insane man named Macker, who was
taken to College hospital for treatment on
Saturday, escaped through window late
last night. The search of the police was
| fruitless.
The Kelly ranch on First street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues north, Is
! oil Of
which commands the attention of the
authorities.
A free fight occurred on Second avenue
south, last night, participated in by dozen
pugilists, who acted in accordance of hit
ting head wherever you can see it. One
man was arrested
1t is said that Howard Erskine Stans-
bury, whose wife has applied for divorce,
is a son of Henry G. Stansbury, at one
time prominent lawyer of Ohio and at
torney general of the United States. He
was once a resident of st. Paul.
For the Minneapolis and the Saltwater
meetings by the Driving Park association
all the entries have been made, and the
classes are all filled with good horses, CIV
ing promise of some good trotting. The
! list will be made public on Tuesday.
Billy Meehan, who fell into a cellar some
time ago, breaking the patella and open
ing the knee joint,is lying dangerously i'll at
the College hospital, and was attended last
! night by DR.. Ames, who considers his con-
! dltlon very critical, erysipelas ha wing set
; in.
special meeting of the board of trade
1 a An
decision as to new rooms and other i'm =
! portant business renders the necessary at
tendance of all directors and especially
members Of the railroad and executive
committees.
G. B. Halls Picturesque Northwest of
the Northern Pacific railroad is published
and being circulaten broadcast throughout
the States and Canadas. It is a complete
directory of all the cities, villages and
/ towns along the line and is profusely Illus
. trated with some of the choicest and most
beautiful scenery.
This evening Capt. Denny will organize
a lacrosse club in the Office of the Cana-
dian-Ame1'ican, in the Security bank build
ing. He organized club in st. Paul with
about seventy members and expects to get
one fully as strong here. He has clubs
distributed through the various cities of
the States and Canada, and will this sum
mer select club from among the finest
players of them all, to take across the ocean
| to Europe.
The salaries paid on last Saturday to
the teachers and janitors of the public
schools amounted to $4,000. The at
tendance at the high school previous to
vacation was about 500 and the number of
teachers nineteen, including the principal
Prof ,Knerr and the professors of music and
drawing. The last batch of graduates was
nineteen, which is about 4 per cent of the
enrolment, and it may be pertinent to
remark that the number appears quite
small indeed.
The state camp meeting of Seventh Day
Adventists will convene Thursday, June 81,
on the old camp ground at Lake Calhoun,
and will continue five days, closing Tues
day, June 26. There will be preaching
every day during the meeting at 1920 a.
M, 2:30 and 7:30 p. m. There will be SER
vices, also at the same hours by able mill-
listers in the Scandinavian tongue. A