Daily globe., 1883-05-25
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The examinations at the university will
begin to-day.
j. r. Shibley is interested in organizing
2 cricket club in Minneapolis.
Lodge No. 81, A. O. U. w., has been Or
ganized in South Minneapolis.
Tho Polo club enjoyed their weekly
sport on the roller rink last evening.
Minnie Yizgner was again sent to the
county Jail for drunkenness yesterday.
Alfred Lewis, while coupling cars on the
Omaha road, had his left hand crushed.
The Boston is the "boss" restaurant for
the multitude who desire good dinner.
The Lyndale hotel at Lake Calhoun
will be ready for business on the 10th proZ.
The st. Joseph's society celebrated the
queens birthday at the Nicollet last night.
Tomorrow is the day for the picnic of
fhe Holy School guards to Lake Mime
tonka.
The prospect of being able to bring all
the logs down has greatly cheered the lum
bermen.
The Comique restaurant in the cuisine
of solid refreshments scars high above its
competitors.
Miss McAllister and her company ex-
pect to visit this city again by the middle
of next month.
Ar adjourned meeting of the board of
water commissioners was held in the may
or's Office last evening.
The real estate transfers as filed in the
Office of register of deeds yesterday, were
$93,23O in the aggregate.
There are five Wednesdays this month,
and consequently there are two weeks
without council meeting.
The sale of seats for single concerts of
the musical festival was conducted at Ell
lots music rooms yesterday.
The sub-fresh class of the state univer-
sity is now in e bitter fight, there being
two factions at swords points.
The only marriage license issued yester-
day was to August F. Clemens and Augusta
Pocholke, both of Hennepin county.
J.O'Hara the rough who assaulted a
Swede on Wednesday night paid fine Of
SO and costs in the police court yester-
day.
The Brown Stocking base ball club and
the Ivies will try conclusions this after
noon on Park avenue and Seventeenth
street.
The meeting for the organization of the
projected Sons of Veterans post will be
held in Benton & Roberts Office Monday
evening.
meeting of the head millers will be
held at Washburn G mill on the Goth in
slant to consider the annual excursion to
the lake.
''The Genuine University" will be the
subject of Prof. Folwelrs baccalaureate
address at the university commencement
exercises.
Philip Dresser, an employe in one of the
Mill company's saw mills, had his left foot
badly crushed by heavy piece of timber
falling upon it.
Still the work of shutting off the water
from the premises of delinquents progress
es. If you have city water this year you
must pay for it.
Willis Barker and wife Hannah
decided yesterday to A. B. Hawkins blocks
5 and 6, containing % lots, in Fairmont
Park for $1,000
A ten-year-old lad named Tommy Hun
ter, of 915 Twenty ninth avenue south, was
painfully injured by falling from load of
lumber yesterday.
A spontaneous combustion caused loss
of about $500 to the building on the cor
ner of Nicollet and Second street, owned
by Martin Forrant.
An incipient blaze was extiDpui-icJ by
The fire department at sos Hennepiu ave
nue. early yesterday morning, before much
damage had resulted.
The st. Anthony Benevolent association
celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of its
organization tomorrow evening at Turner
hall and fine time is anticipated.
The Grand Army committee of arrange
ments will decide upon the line of march
for Decoration day at a meeting this even
ing to be held at the Office of Capt. Babb.
The handsome banner presented to Geo.
n. Morgan Post, G. A. R., has been taken
to the armory, where it will be formally
presented this evening. j. n. Cross will
do the talking.
Mrs. Il. a. MerlQltn mao Snouluer OlS-
located in collision which occurred in
front of the Boston block yesterday and
overturned the carriage in which she was
seated with a lady friend.
The St. Georges society will celebrate
the birthday anniversary of Queen Victoria
in appropriate ceremonies, this evening,
at the Clark house. A champagne supper
will form an appreciative adjunct.
Chief Munger has issued orders to the
mounted patrol to arrest and coniscate
the firearms of all persons shooting inside
the city limits. On the borders of Lake
Calhoun and Harriet the police will be able
to start wholesale store.
Ed A. Stevens is still officiating as clerk
of the municipal court. He has been pro-
nounced by parties interested, by far the
most efficient clerk ever in the service, and
the time for his stepping down and out"
will be generally regretted.
1t is reported that W. o. & L. nj. John
5on, proprietors of the Metropolitan res
taurant, have left the town, leaving a num-
Der of debts unpaid. Mrs. L. M. Johnson.
who was deserted penniless, has returned