Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

deaths in the city last week.
EThe Crusaders drilled last evening ant
presented fine appearance.
Col. j. L. Merriman will donate for {
public park six acres of land.
The Canadian-American society meets
this evening at st. Georges hall.
The Apollo club will give grand straw.
berry festival tomorrow evening.
Minneapolis will have Coles circus Oh
the natal day of American independence
The Ames Zouaves met last evening to
make preparations for Decoration day
parade.
Superintendent Hennion of the water
works has ordered twenty five new Mathews
.hydrants.
The board of trade met yesterday morn
ing but transacted no business of any i'm
portance.
There was considerable business trans
acted before Judge LELAND in the probate
court, yesterday.
Sullivan is getting up good GRUB" at
The Boston for his numerous patrons, be-
~O1O Po4tS III -aAOI4te-uos
The Comique restaurant cannot be ex-
celIed in Its nenu, nor Browns vaudeville
in its great aggregation of attractions.
j. j. Sleavin, of the firm of Sleavin
Marshall, commission merchants, Bridge
square, will assume marriage relations to-
morrow.
There was fled yesterday in the register
of deeds Office a plat to the public from
Mary E. and E. II. Page. and entitled
Pages subdivision of lot %, village Of Ex-
celsior."
The Journal announces Mayor Ames'
candidacy for reelection next spring.
That is certainly good and reliable Demo-
cratic authority.
In the Catholic schools of Holy Rosary
parish, South Minneapolis, there are 500
childEen receiving instruction from the
sisters of charity.
Prof. Clark, of the Andrew Presbyterian
Sunday school, will soon start for Europe,
to be absent two years. Re has been pre-
scented with purse of $50 in gold, by the
society for which he has so well labored.
The physicians of the city meet this
evening to perfect arrangements for the
proper reception of the delegates to the
State Medical society's annual meeting
which comes of June 10 and 20 in this
city.
A cream and strawberry festival will be
given tomorrow evening at the parlors of
the Foss Methodist Episcopal church.
There Will also be given an intellectual re-
0oc4s Rho &c
sic.
This evening the Scandinavian Dramatic
society will give an entertainment at Tur-
ner hall for the benefit of Miss Matilda
LttrUp, the leading lady, and fine pro-
gramme has been selected for the occa-
sion.
Geo. W. Penniman, state organizer of the
Prohibition party, will deliver lecture on
the political phases of the prohibition ques-
ton, on Wednesday evening at the NJ. E.
church, corner of Twenty-third avenue
south.
Matthias Donan, brakeman on the
Hastings & Dakota, while in the act of
coupling cars, got the first finger OF the
right hand badly crushed yesterday, and
he was taken to the Office of Drs. Amesj &
Moore for treatment.
The attention of the board of health and
of the street commissioners is again called
to the condition Of our filth laden streets
and alleys. The stencil which arises from
them "smell unto heaven" and epdangers
the health of our citizens.
The modest and bashful yoqlg judge of
The municipal court, Stephen Maaoney, a
Teritable benedict, blushingly dictated
yesterday in amarriage ceren )ny II which
Robert Hickson and Ma geie Berrie prom
ised to take each other FOR better, for
worse"
People are anxious to know the writer of
the letter in the Daily NelUS of Minneapo-
lis on boycotting the pope. When pro-
fessed Roman Catholic NEEDLES in relig-
ious matters he ought to be manly enough
to give his name and stand the responsible
ity.
The petty journals of this city seem to
have taken it in hand to run this end of
the GLOBE. The two cent conjuncture, etc.,
is wild hallucination. There may be
more candidates for the st. Peter asylum
among our local journalists if these rumors
keep afoat.
The physicians Of the city are to meet at
the Nicollet house parlors this evening to
make arrangements for the reception and
entertainment of delegates to the annual
meeting of the State Medical society. which
as to be held in Minneapolis OF the 18th
and 10th OF June.
The st. Anthony Catholic parochial
schools have an attendance of $50 pupils
in charge of three sisters, and st. Mary's
convent with two sisters as teachers, has
so pupils under instructions. The schools
are progressing finely under the super
vision OF these competent teachers.
The Office of the city water works was
thronged yesterday by parties who were
dilatory in paying their tax. The business
men who ought to know better are the
slowest IN coming in. They are waiting
for the eleventh hour, or probably consid-
er 1t mere bagatelle to pay the addition
81 fine of S. when time is up.
E. W. Virgins has opened museum of
living currosities at the corner of Washing
ton and Fourth avenue south. Among his
collection is the iron jawed man who Great
ed sensation during last fair week with
his herculean feats. The glass blower
and Mile. Louise's trained canary birds al