St. Paul daily globe., 1884-07-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELET,

regular meeting of the city council will be
held this evening.
The new roller coaster in the rear of the Syn
dicate block started last night.
The cold weather is a serious drawback to the
various hotel enterprises at the lakes.
AfuIl list OF the donations to the G. r.
fund will be published when completed.
Pearson ard McCauley, the Hobart college
team, are to-day's battery. Bets even.
The Central Baptist church picnic excursion to
8innetouka takes place to-day. The train leaves
at 0 a. IN.
The frame work for the G. A. r. arch at the
intersection of Washington and Nicoet avenues
is going up.
The board Of water commissioners will hold
regular session tomorrow night in the office of
the superintendent
Marriage licenses were yesterday granted to
Francis Watson and Angela Pepin, Peter Olson
and Annie Jacobson.
Twenty-Five warranty deeds were filed with the
register of deeds yesterday. the considerations of
which amounted to $4G,45
Work in. constructing the arches at the street
corners for Grand Army encampment decorations
has been actively commenced.
McKinzie, the new third baseman from Chi
cago and captain of the Minneapolis team, is
not making an enviable record,
The Manitoba road will run a special G. A. R.
train to DEVILS Lake Friday, July 25, returning
the following Monday evening.
The boys will all play their utmost to-day,
each club having won a game, and the attend
ance will doubtless be quite large.
The board of equalization yesterday met in the
council chamber of the city hall. So far few
protests have been entered by Taxpayers.
Geo. Harrington, employed in of the
Touring mills at the falls, had his left badly
mangled by the machinery yesterday morning.
Fred Zimmermrn, city employee disappeared
from his boarding house on Saturday and has not
been seen since. His friends feel appreheusive
John johnson, arraigned in the municipal
court upon the charge Of keeping house of i'll
fame, was discharged by order of the city at
torney.
A block OF wood was thrown with great vio-
lence, by circular saw In IN east side MILL
into Frank Blairs face, destroying the sight Of
one OF his eyes.
John Quinn and Patrick Ware, two plasterers,
sustained painful injuries from being thrown
considerable distance to the ground from an in
secure scaffolding.
The Western Avenue and Stenson Improve
ment association has set good example by set
ting on IOOJ u movement TO destroy all WeeuS III
the territory embraced by the association.
Several OF the cases brought against saloon
keepers, charging them with selling liquor with
out licenses, viii come up for trial in the muni-
cipal court on Friday, before Judge Bailey and a
jury.
The young ladies of the All Saints. church will
hold a paper festival at the vacant store, corner
Fourth avenue south and Nineteenth street,
Thursday evening" July II. All are cordially in
vited.
p w. Olson was arranged in the municipal
court yesterday at the instance Of Annie Jacob
son, who charged him with bastardy. A mar
rage certificate and wedding ceremony ended the
case.
Caruthers did himself proud again yesterday.
Only three times at bat, one run, one hit, one
put out aud seven assists. He gave no one base
on balls, and is not charged with wild pitch.
Who can do better?
The Terre Haute club opens series of three
games here tomorrow. This should give our
club three victories. Then viii come the Grand
Rapids club, and the dudes will be in luck IL they
win one of the three games.
dispatch from Winnipeg yesterday stated
that girl named Bryce, who away from heI
home in this city recently with printer, had
been found by her father in house of ill-fame
in that city, and win return home.
The Grand Army soliciting committee not being
able TO meet everybody, have placed subscrip-
tion paper in the office of the Cedar Lake Ice
company, No. South Washington avenue, where
donations to the fund will be received.
Articles incorporating the American Land tS
Loan company were yesterday filed with the
register OF deeds. The capital stock will be
$500, 900, in shares OF S10O each S. p. Connell,
r. c. Haywood, and Geo. McNair the ncor-
porators.
The members of the Geo. N. Morgan post and
drum corps are requested to meet at the hall this
evening promptly at O'Clock, from whence the
post will march to the base ball park, where n
drill will be held. Those having side arms are
requested to wear them.
mass temperance convention will be held at
Mapewood park, commencing Wednesday at
p. IN. (under the auspices of the c. A. \. C.)
and continuing until Thursday evening. Ad-
dresses win be delivered by DR.. Carroll, the Hon.
Thomas Simpson and others. Railroads will sell
return tickets at one fifth the regular fare.
The Bethany home has been removed to L. F.
Manages new building at the corner of Twenty
ninth and Twenty avenue south The
building contains forty well ventilated rooms.
and the new quarters of the home will be found
much peasanter than the former cramped ac-
commodatious on Washington avenue oorth
r. W. olesou was arrested Monday afternoon
npon the charge OF bastardy, preferred by- Annie
jacobson. After having him arrested Annie did
not call him designing william bu, instead
visited him at the lookup and sat up all nieht
with him. Yesterday afternoon there was an
impromptu wedding, which was celebrated under
the auspices of the police.
The First regiment goes into camp at lake Cal
houn Thursday, and the details from the respes-
tive companies are already at work getting Camp
Sheridan rcady for the boys. The COMPANIES
from ontSide Of the city win be escorted to the
armory, where a lunch will be served, and after
short rest will 80 by the motor line To the lake
No parade viii be made until camp is broken
The corner stone OF the new Harmonic hall
building was laid yesterday afternoon in ihe
presence OF about 100 people. In the absence Of
Peter Ronen. the president OF the society, che
stone was laid by Frank Dietmeyer. A list OF
members with brief sketch Of the society and
copies OF the newspapers were enclosed Mr.
Dietemeycr made 4 brief address. In the even.
lng there were further ceremonies OF an appro-
pirate nature ai the soc,ctys rooms The build.
ing is to cost $4,000 and win DC completed By
October I.
The Association Canadian Francaise hiss elected
the following officers; A. NJ. Brunette, president
j. l. Marcoux. vice president; Louis DesrOsiers,
secretary: n. Beandctte, assistant secretary: T.
DesneuleS, corresponding secretary p H. Roy,
treasurer; G. A. ScAe1er collecting treasurer:
A. Griguon. assistant collecting treasurer; A.
Piouf. chief marshal ., T.a.azse. Frank Besse.
PeIeE Houle, assistant marsAalsi L. d. Heude,