Daily globe., 1883-07-23
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs

The Ancient Order of United Workmen
is organizing a relief bureau.
Go to the Boston restaurant, 200 Henne-
pin avenue, for good dinner.
Visit the Comique restaurant for good
square meal at nominal prices.
The weekly meeting of the board of
trade will be held this evening
A meeting of the Sisters Hospital asso-
citation will be held this evening.
An adjourned meeting of the city couR-
Gil will be held tomorrow evening.
A meeting of the board of water COM
missioners will be held tomorrow evening.
The managers of Prof. Donaldson and
Dalton will meet this evening ami arrange
for mill.
Most Of the Democratic ward caucuses
will be held on Friday evening and at the
usual places.
Religious services under the auspices of
Y. NJ. G. \. were held on Bridge square
last evening,
The Brown Stockings go to Monticello
tomorrow, to play game of base ball
with the club of that city.
Tomorrow evening the Crusaders society
will hold regular weekly meeting in
Catholic Association hall.
]. A. Lovejoy, the owner of the bay geld
ing, Gen. Hancock, has great hope of max
ing a record at the August fair.
The Father Mathew Total Abstinence
IoI3 5nLa IN,
Catholic Association hall last evening.
The Minneapolis branch of the Irish
National league held regular meeting
last evening which was well attended.
Some 600 volumes have been added to
the law library of the Hennepin County
Bar association during the past few days.
The Crusaders VIII hold drill meeting
tonight in Catholic Association hall in
preparation for the anniversary celebra-
ton.
lecture in Plymouth Congregational
church last evening, under the auspices of
the Y. W. c. T. q.
Minneapolis hotel accomn odations are
crowded to their utmost, and many are the
unfortunate arrivals who cannot find com
Portable quarters.
The investigation into the charges pre-
ferred by DR.. Gates against DR.. Collins
and the Sisters hospital will be continued
this evening at the city hall.
The exodus of people to the lakes yester-
day was quite general. White Bear seemed
to be the most popular objective point,
owing to the military encampment there.
The management OF the August fair are
sup to their eyes" in correspondence from
all points in the Estates ard Canada, and
the prospects fog q brilliant event are
good.
For the purpose ef acquainting
every patrolman upon the police force
with the entire city. Mayor Ames has given
orders that the patrolmen are to be changed
from beat to beat at the will of the superior
officers.
1t is rumored that Aid. Fougan, cashier
of the new Scandinavian savings bank,
contemplates reeigning his official posi-
tions in order that he may devote his en-
tire time and energies to that institution.
The citizens of the Sixth ward, in the
event Aid. Hougan tenders his resignation
q
sentative in the city council,
The university summer school is we'll
attended there being seventy-one names
on the register The following is the
daily programme of exercises:
$50 a. m.-Chemistry, Prof. Dodge.
$50 a. m.-Lecture on teaching, Prof. Payne.
1920 a. N French, Prot Benton.
IL: 80 a. m.-ZoOlogy, Mr.. Herrick,
/ 80 D. m-ElOcuti0ne Miss Lowell
2:15- Lecture on teaching, Prof. Payne.
8 p. m.-Zoology, laboratory work.
4:30 p. m.-Chemistry, laboratory work.
At Lake Calhoun yesterday afternoon ar
unknown young man was seriously injured
The motor cars were loaded to the foo
boards, and in passing the huge gates tc
go to Lake Harriet, the young man, who
WAS standing upon the foot board, collideC
with the eight-inch post, smashing it down
He was cut and bruised about the heaC
and shoulders, and although painfully IN
jured, took the matter phiIosoph phically and
smiled when speaking Of the accident.
At the meeting of the city council to
morrow evening the committee on ways
and means, who have visited the new dis
triot No. school building being erected
on Lyndale avenue in the Eighth ward
VIII report recommending that the city
assume the debt, about $35 600 altogether
The committee will not report in favor o
paying she entire $4,000, and decided *
substitute $4,000 as the outside sum. The
expense of constructing the school build.
ing will be reduced $4,000, if possible
and it will still be amply large enough t,
accommodate the district.
Killed 6y the cars.
At abont o'clock yesterday morning
the train men on a train made up in tn
Manitoba yarde and then being pulled t.
st, Paul, discovered the lifeless body o