Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-07
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.


A regular meeting A. L. of Fl. was held
last night.
There are two cases of smallpox in the
pest house.
The Tennesseans gave concert at Mar
ket hall last evening.
Col. Woods matinee was largely attend
ed yesterday afternoon.
The Plymouth Sunday school will picnic
at Minnetonka tomorrow.
The city councils regular meeting last
night was an unusually busy session.
A false alarm called the fire department
to the East side yesterday afternoon.
A strawberry festival was given by the
ladies of the Fifth Baptist church last
night.
Sunday will be children's day at Cente-
nary, and the church will be deliberately
decorated.
Z. A. Axiom was severely injured in saw
mill yesterday. A plank fell on him. frac-
turing his leg.
George Dykman beat Henry Miller with
a broom and Judge Mahoney asked Dyk-
man for and Dykman complied.
Lumbermen begin to feel more cheerful.
The prospect is now good for bringing all
the drives down without further trouble.
The Flying Dutchman" will leave Min
neapolis for ST. Louis at 8 o'clock each
morning on and after Monday next
The attractions at the Vaudeville temple
This week are of the better class of vari
cites, and draw good houses each night.
Mr.. L. Higgins will at once build upon
the site of the incendiary fire adjoining
the Windsor house a substantial business
block.
DR.. Hewitt, of the state board of health,
suggests that he receive report from the
Minneapolis board of health once in two
weeks.
Ceptain Brown of the Theater Comique
has purchased eight hundred of the opera
chairs just taken from the Academy of
Music.
A meeting of the millerS and freight
agents was held yesterday for the purpose
of adjusting freight rates upon mill stuffs
and -four.
A large kettle of tar caught fire at the
corner of Washington and Fourth avenues
south yesterday, calling out the fire de-
partment.
Remember that the Comique restaurant
treated to every luxury of the season to be
found in the market.
An ice-cream and strawberry festival
will be given by the ladies of All Saints ;
parish this evening in the new rectory on
Nineteenth street.
John W. Underwood has been awarded
the contract of sodding Hawthorne park,
his bid for the work being the lowest, at
nine and nineteenth cents per square yard
The Minneapolis typographical union
has barred the Office of johnson. Smith &
Harrison to union printers. Meanwhile
the business Of the Office is moving on as
usual
j. P. Rea, A. NJ. Keith and j. M. Law
renee were yesterday appointed a commit
tee to examine applicants for admission to
the Hennepin county bar, during the
year.
The millers' excursion toLake Minneton-
ka Will occur on the 10th. DAM band will
accompany the excursionists, and the pic
mic will be held on the grounds OF the
Chapman house.
The proprietor of the Boston restaurant
wears smiling face and feels as happy as
a clam. Why? Because his popular res
taurant is crowded to suffocation by the
hungry and the thirsty.
The examinations at the Minneapolis
academy will begin this morning. The
society exercises will be held tomorrow
night while the graduating exercises will
occur on Saturday night.
Owen Evans, the unfortunate who had
his head terribly lacerated by circular
saw in the Harvester works on Monday, is
reported in a much improved condition
with good hope of an ultimate recovery.
The George n. Morgan post GAR. COM
mittee on claims requests all parties hay
ing claims against the post for Decoration
day services to leave the same at the Office
of the Cedar Lake Ice company for
adjustment.
Peter McKernan, one of the Oldest pa
troImen on the force, has been promoted by
mayor AmeS TO the ONCE OF ponce SER
geant to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
promotion of Sergeant P. DAILY to the Of
fee of lieutenant.
The Canadian-American society of
Minneapolis will celebrate Dominion day
July Is, with appropriate ceremonies, and
a grand banquet in the evening. John l..
Lee, B. Beverage and j. A. Ferguson
compose the committee on arrangements.
That pet bear at the corner of Nicollet
avenue and Sixth street, continues to make
trouble in the neighborhood, and the police
have been requested to dispatch his bear
ship. He breaks loose quite frequently
and helps himself to anything which might
suit his taste.
A grand military tournament, to be par
ticipated in by all the companies of the
Second battalion of the National Guards
of Minnesota, will be one OF the features
of our fair. Some 81, 900 will be awarded
in prizes. 1t is suggested that companies
from eastern cities may be invited.
Yesterday morning Charles Haines, Mel