Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-21
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
,panv had a drill last night.


last evening.
There was ball last evening at Lake
Calhoun club house.
Operations commenced yesterday in the
Eagle Custom mill.
Che Lyndale hotel, at Lake Calhoun,
opened yesterday morning.
Both matinees were we'll attended yes
terday despite the bad weather.
The G A. R. hold their annual encamp-
ment on August Is, at Lake Minnetonka.
The lumbermen report that in few
days they will have goodly supply of
logs.
Tony Denier's Humpty Dumpty COM
pany closed its season at the Grand last
night.
The sale Of seats for the Barlow, Wilson
& Co.'s MINISTRIES will open at the Grand
this morning.
Horace L. Lacker, the crazy man de-
scribed in the GLOBE, was sent to the luna
tic asylum yesterday.
This evening the board of water COM
missioners will hold q regular session in
the office of the superintendent.
A lady gave dishonest hackman $40
gold piece by mistake, but Officer Mousse
compelled him to refund the lady.
A prize drill between the privates of B
company will be given next Tuesday even
ing for a prize given by its officers.
The young ladies of the st. Elizabeth
church give a strawberry and ice cream
festival this evening at Hartmann's hall.
Brown, OF the Comique restaurant, serves
good meals as usual, and has large va
riety of the best brands of liquors and CT
gars.
Go to Tom Sullivan, of the Boston res
taurant, for dinner to-day and he will treat
you to pure Havana cigar to aid your
digestion.
Minneapolis Republicans are divided
into four distinct factions. There will be
vigorous chair pulling" when the time
comes.
Henry Morton's thirteen year-ol
boy, while fishing upon the river bank,
fell in, and was rescued by a gentleman
who fortunately was near at hand.
According to the report of the appraisers
of the board of park commissioners, parks
come high, but Minneapolis must have
them. Central park alone will cost $780,
900.
The Hahnemann Ward association hold
their regular monthly meeting at $50
O'Clock to-day, at the residence of Mrs. Il.
M. Carpenter, Fifth avenue south and
Eighth stseet.
The first regetta of the Minnitonka
yacht club will occur to-day. The boats
Will start from Grand point at II a. m E,
sharp'and sail over the triangular course
laid out in Big lake.
4 sawyer named Joseph Tresicks, en-
ploVed at the mill furnishing shops of
Milford & NOrthway, lost two fingers off
the left hand yesterday morning by their
coming in contact with saw.
Margaret NJ Cocqan has entered suit in
the district court against VIM. III. Gordon.
to rcover $500 alleged to have been
lost by her through his failure to carry out
sale IN q real estate transaction.
Street sprinklers who recklessly wet foot
passengers, especially ladies, on street
crossings, are cautioned by the police that
If they persist in doing so any longer they
will be arrested as common nuisances.
The excursion to Chicago to-day will be
IN the charge of Col. McCrory of the Lyn-
dale railway, which is a sufficient guaranty
that everything possible will be arranged
for the comfort and pleasure of the party.
D. G. Hunt, Of Excelsior, filed yesterday
in the probate court a petition fer letters
of administration in the matter OF the
essate Of Edward Marion, who committed
suicide last Sunday in the Vermont house,
Excelsior.
Henry Davis and Peter Fink, while en-
gagged in painting on building i'll South
Minneapolis, were precipitated to the
ground by falling scaffolding. Davis
had his right arm broken, but Fink escaped
with few bruises.
young swede % years old died at PIG
north second street yesterday morning.
The body was removed from the house to
an old shed and then buried with rubbish.
The neighbors were highly indignant and
reported the case to the police.
The excavation of bridge square at the
west approach Of the suspension bridge is
progressing rapidly. The piers are now
reached on either SIDE Just as soon as
this excavation is completed, work will
be commenced on the grand new union
depot.
Despite the rain which poured down in
torrents yesterday afternoon, the following
love smitten parties applied for marriage
licenses and got them: George Kane and
Annie Parks, Thomas J. Hennessey and
Margaret Meagher, Clarence l.. Herricl1
and Alice Keith, Samuel Haveland and
Mary Pettet.
at noon to-day, Mayor Ames, the city
council and city officers, numbering twenty
in all, will start for Chicago over the Rock
Island road, in q special car provided by
the directors of the road for the occasion.
In Chicago they will attend a railway
exposition and the great regatta. The
party will return on Sunday.
motor from the lakes collided with q
wood cart at the corner of First avenue
south and Thirteenth street, yesterday
afternoon, slightly damaging the motor
and ope passenger coach. The team at
tached to the cart became unmanageable
upon the approach of the motor, and