Daily globe., 1883-07-01
late MINNEAPOLIS NEWS

The ST. Vincent De Paul society meet to-
day in Catholic Association hall.
The regular monthly meeting of the
board of trade occurs tomorrow.
The Rev. R. Forbes, of this city, will
deliver the 4th of July Grafton at Waseca.
While working in the Milw aukee shops
yesterday, VIM. Shea lost the tip end of
one OF the fingers of the left hand.
Yesterday afternoon fire broke out in
the roof of the Cascade steam laundry Oh
Third street south near First avenue. The
damage was slight.
Yesterday morning John Thatcher. an
employe in an East side saw mill had his
left foot crushed by circular saw car
riage running over it.
Campbell & OielI, lawyers of this city,
have been retained by Marquis de Moreau.
M. Camp bell left last evening for Man
dan. where the examination for murder
viii be held.
For go1d articles of clothing, warranted
to give satisfaction, and at bottom prices,
go 10 the One Price Clothing Emporium
of VIM. Leary, No. 2OO9, Nineteenth ave-
nue. south.
There will be an exhibition of the In
tecnational ditching machine on Monday,
July ,, at o'clock p. m, at Menage's Sec
ono addition, on Sixth avenue south, near
Bassett's creek.
The CanadianAmerican society gives
a social tomorrow evening, at tho rooms
OF the st. George society, to commemorate
the confederation of the proAinces. A
splendid time IS anticipated.
Next Tuesday evening, July 3, the st.
Cecilia society gives another concert in
Catholic association hall, for the purpose
OF procuring more funds for the purchase
o. new organ for the Church of the I'm
maculate Conception.
The leading Minneapolis Scandinavians
will join their countrymen in st. Paul in
rendering to the Hon. Hans Mattson, Z.
S. consul general to India, grand recep-
ton and banquet on his return home about
the end of tbs week.
Spectator: Mrs. Alice Vroman, who
went east last week, by way of the lakes,
found necessary to relieve the steamer by
throwing 1000 barrels of "Pillsbury's best
fonr overheard.
George Foot, who is charged with steal
ing clothing from James Parker, was up
before his honor yesterday. He pleaded
not guilty and his case was continued to
July >. He gave bonds in 500 to make
MS appearance on that day.
Howard Thompson, an employe of the
Milwaukee road, swas knocked from a
freight train on Friday night by his
head coming in contact with bridge. He
sustained severe internal injuries and had
his lett arm broken by the fall.
Two tramps followed a young lady in
South Minneapolis the other evening ap-
parentiy with evil intent. She sought
refuge N the house, of Mr. Thomas De-
vine VINO sailed out with formidable six
shooter but the scoundrels had made good
their escape.
Prof. Donaldson, the famous DO xer and
ata.ete who had the intrepidity to meet
Sullivan. the Boston cham pion, in the
arena and held his ground longer than any
before him, will open his palace saloon to
!
local porting celebrities will be present
as well as, a good many from other cities
As before announced in these columns,
Judge j. B. Quinn, of Faribault, has per-
mauently located in Minneapolis and
opened q law Office at 3O3 Hennepin ave-
nle. Judge Quinn stands high in his pro
fesslon aud was for many years a promi-
nent member of the Rice county bar. The
FaTibault Democrat says of him.
Last Friday evening in an East side
saloon two brawny sons of Vulcan in
dulged in a tisticuf and administered to
each other sledge-hammer blows Not
content with that one of them struck the
other with beer glass on the head and
face, cutting them up pretty badly. They
were parted and sent home before any
policeman heard of the affray and conse
quently they have not figured in the police
court.
A regular meeting of the Minneapolis
branch of the Irish National League will
be held this evening at the usual hour IN
4. O. Z, W. hall, 10 south Washington
avenue. A largely attended meeting is ex-
pected. as final arrangements for the 4th
Of July picnic will be effected this ever
ing. Prominent members will give ad-
dresses on the present aspect of the Irish
question. Doa't let the sultry weather
keep you away.
Jldge J. B. Q1nn, of the law rm Of
&. i 7. H. Quinn, IN this city, is about tc
remove to Minneapolis, where he will enter
upon the practice of the law. Judge
Quinn for number of years served this
city as justice, and for three years wa:
judge of the probate court, and in both
positions he did honor to the Office. He il
an excellent lawyer and his many friends
IN Faribault will wish him every success il
MS new home. Mr.. T. H. Quinn will sue
ceed to the practice of the firm in this
city.
The IltltadE I GrGGe.