Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-10
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

ed and improved Iorm.
Nearly everybody is preparing to take
trip to the lakes to-day.
Minnesota Temple No. 1 P. c., held
regular meeting last night.
Tony Pastor will appear at the Grand
Tuesday and Wednesday evening.
Knowlton & Wake, pump dealers and
plumbers, have made an assignment
Dr. Knickerbocker will be at Howard
lake tomorrow night to conduct services.
Christian johnson was granted divorce
from her husband yesterday in the district
court.
The Father Mathew society will meet at
Catholic Association hall at O'Clock this
evening.
The monthly business meeting of the
Turnern's society Will occur at Turner hall
tomorrow evening.
Don't fail to visit the Comique restaur-
ant to-day. for dinner. Brown has good
things for all who call.
Col. Henion, superintendent of the
wooden works, yesterday purchased hand
some horse for department use.
\ burning chimney on Second avenue
south, called the fire department out yes
ter3ay afternoon. No damage.
To-day at 4:30 o'clock an open air meet
ing viii be held at the corner Of Thirteenth
avenue south and Franklin avenue.
Sullivan, of the Boston restaurant, will
sugpass himself, If possible, in giving to-
day, the finest dinner ever served by him.
The Minneapolis branch of the National
Land league VIII meet at 10 South Wash
i15t2n avenue at o'clock this evening.
Yesterday q son of James Blaisdel had
an acute attack Of insanity. DR.. Hill was
called and he viii be sent to st. Peter to-
day.
Next Saturday the new base ball grounds
viii be opened in a contest between the
Browns of this city and the Red Caps of
S.. Paul.
The Journal last night gave undoubted
evidence that II Is still smarting under the
disgrace of having it's editors face
slapped.
The promenade concert at the roller
rink was largely attended last night, and
Prof. DAMS choice music generally and
highly enjoyed.
The French citizens are making prepa-
r4tioas to celebrate in a becoming manner
their national festival, st. Johns day,
which occurs on the oath.
Centenary church will be beautifully
decorated to-day, it being chiIdren's day.
The services will be made particularly in
teresting for tbs Juveniles.
A ''Festag" celebration will be held by
the Minneapolis Turner's in their hall to-
day. There will be a concert in the even
ing, with gymnastlc exercises.
In the case OF 5. B. Williams VS.. Eliza
Fox, the jury on Friday evening returned
a verdict for the defendant. Stay of pro
ceedings granted for thirty days.
The Crusaders will hold special meet
ing at Catholic Association hall at o'clock
this afternoon, and perfect arrangements
for attending the Faribault convention.
Mr.. William McArdle, of Walker g. Nc
Ardle, lately purchased a fine span of
mustang Texan ponies from Texan party
who brought about fifty of the animals to
this city.
A plat OF D. W. Jones subdivision in
the town OF Crystal lake was fled in the
office OF the register OF deeds yesterday.
Il Is given to the public by David y. Jones
and wife
Adon Butler states that he will accept
the challenge to a wrestling match sent
him by Flank Suehl of Waukesha, Wiscon-
sin. and names q collar and elbow contest,
bes- Two il three falls.
The Rev. ". W. Satterlee breaches this
morning at the Disciple Church of Christ.
corner Of Portland avenue and Grant
street. and speaks in the afternoon at the
Reform club meeting.
Hattie Brush, nymph du pave, has pur-
chased the Skies property, 5Ox1OO feet,
on Third street between Seventh and
Eight avenues south, upon which she will
erect fine four-story brick residence.
At the fair grounds yesterday afternoon,
a foot race between D. H. Nadara of this
city, and 0. D. Vindin, of Fergus Falls, for
$1,000, was VOL by Nadara. The distance
was 100 yards. Another meeting is being
arranged.
Yesterday afternoon Jimmy Murphy,
the little fye-year- old son of the tillermau
of Hook and Ladder company No. l, was
run over by farmers team and badly in
jured. His arm was broken, face LAGER
ated and body painfully bruised.
Manager Hubbard estimates 100000
bushels for Minnesota, and 100000 for
Dakota, as the coming wheat crop. There
IS believed to be in sight now in Dakota
and Minnesota 1912, $50 bushels of wheat.
of which 2,125,000 is in Minneapolis mills
and elevators.
An entertainment for the benefit of the
Parochial schools connected with the
church of the Holy Rosary, South Mime
apolis, will be given next month. A com
modlous hall will be hired for the occasion
and preparations are being made to make
1t a success both financially and otherwise
The following individuals were the re-
clplents of marriage licenses yesterday
and to-day. They must feel happy. James
Lowery and Emmerett Mitchell: William
A. Lyons and Ella Cheesebro: John Olson
and Martha Nelson; A. J. Smith and Isa-
bella Walker; W. NJ. Bobo and Marv Rim
ley; Ole Otta and Annie Goodman.
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