Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-19
EINNEAPOLIs GLoBELETs.

SO-AOLION Ii SA-S'
The river is reported to have risen TWEEN
Sy inches at Aithin.
Humpty Dumpty drew big house at
She Grand last night.
Monte" opened the week at Pence OPP
era house last night.
A meeting of the Canadian American
society will be held this evening.
Two nights more of Tony Denier's
Humpty Dumpties at TIE grand.
Examinations for entrance to the state
university commence tomorrow.
A ''profesh" til!-tapper did Paul
SSchmideman in SO on Saturday night.
The Crusaders held we'll attended drill
meeting in Association hall last evening.
William Meehan was no better yester-
day. There is little hope of his recovery
The trips on the Cedar avenue street car
line have been reduced to every five min
utes.
The Presbyterian alliance will assemble
81 the Andrew church on the east side this
evening.
The ST. Andrews society will give
''sociable' II Hsaton'5 hall on Friday
evening.
The examination of students for admi5-
sion to the state university will begin or
Wednesday.
SulIivan's restaurant is booming and
The genial Tom is iubilant in consequence.
His oysters are \ !.
The Grst game OF base bail on the nav
grounds Of the Brown Stockings Will be
played next Saturday.
Tony Denier's Eumpty Dunpty band
wagon paraded the streets to the delight
CT the small boy yesterday
Jas. c Clark, the lyric poet, vii! give a
concert at the First NJ. Z. church, Oh the
East side, tomorrow evening.
The Minnetonka short lie q the ST.
Pau, Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad
will be completed on Saturday.
Officers for the ensuing year will be
elected at the annual meeting of the Turn
er's society tomorrow evening.
BcOwn's Comique restaurant and vaude-
vile theater yield the proprietor immense
The session of the State Medical society
will convene this morning at 10 O'Clock.
Many delegates arrived yesterday.
The. st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
railway company now runs twenty-six
trains per day between the two cities.
Bliss, the alleged ICON" man and his pal
were both released by Judge Bailey yes
terday upon their promise to leave the
eity.
There are now fifteen trains daily on
week days and seven on Sundays on the
Omaha road between Minneapolis and
Saltwater.
The city council will go over the line Of
the Rock ISLAND road on Thursday in &C
cOrdance with an invitation extended by
the company.
Mr.. 7. Connolly CT the county poor farm
reports ffty-three inmates at the institu-
zion who, are all in good health and blessed
with keen appetites.
John Bird, the inebriate who threatened
to butcher his wife and children on Sun
day, paid fine of SO and costs in the
police court Yesterday.
nv ~'~4A4A1SeI Pulls Pa !'O4o e+i5 Ndtt4y Ol
on their announcement Of the time for
holding the first annual police parade
Don't be in too much haste.
R. C. Usher, charged with stealing $f2
was discharged by Judge Bailey yesterday
for want of prosecution By the party
claiming to have been robbed.
A plat of WISCONSIN addition to Mime
&polis'' was filed yesterday il the register
OF deeds Office. The proprietors are Dan
lei B. Lyon and Jonathan G. Berry.
Clark Chambers, of Owatonna, has pur-
chased 25O,VOO feet of lumber in this city,
to enlarge the amphitheatre and erect new
buildings for the state fair at Owatonna. @
The Iunabermen are now pretty gener-
ally satisfied that no more difficulty from
lack of water will be experienced in bring
ing their logs to the Minneapolis booms.
An insane man named ]. A. Dunston was
sent to the lunatic asylum yesterday, and
another named Thomas Veazie, an old res
ident of Minneapolis, will be sent to-day.
The National Association Of Civil Engin-
GERS is expected to arrive in Minneapolis
to-day, and the local members will 'Iay
themselves OUT to extend fitting hospital
ity.
Lumbermen from Platte river report
that 100000 feet of logs are strung
along above the dam and 100000 feet
below the dam and running into the main
river.
On every Friday evening during the
month religious devotions and the bene-
dietion of the most holy sacrament will be
given in Father McGolrick's church at 100
O'Clock
The Minneapolis branch of the Irish
national league has extended an invita-
ton to all the local societies to unite in
grand Fourth Of July picnic, the proceeds
Of which are to GO to the Parneu fund.
James Cullen was admitted to full citi-
zeuship yesterday and Charles Smith
native of Sweden, renowned his ailegi-
ance forever to the sovereign OF the Scan
dinaTian peninsula and swore eternal
fealty to Uncle Sam