St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-14
MINNEAPoLIs GLOBELETs.

The board Of water commissioners will hold
weekly meeting this evening
''Trial by Jury will be given its first stage
rehearsal at the Grand this evening.
The Minneapolis harvester works have discon-
tinued operations for the present season.
The Irish Republican club is still wrestling
with circumstances to maintain an existence
Pats were yesterday filed with the register of
deeds, of Andetor's subdivisions No. II and
No. IS.
Fred Bryton has been engaged as leading man
in the Clara Morris company. He takes the
place of Gus. Levick.
The ladies' of the W. c. II. U. are out in a
claim that they in no way connected with
DIR. Laval Il. Chase.
The Minneapolis Lumberman's exchange will
hold meeting at Nelson, Tenny & Co.'S. office
this evening at o'clock.
The members of the First Congregational
chnrch and Sunday school picnicked yesterday at
Lake Park, Mlnnetonka
The Henepin Avenue Methodsts are making
quite extensive preparations for picnic at lake
Minnetonka next Thursday
DAMS band being stherwise engaged, M
open air concerts will be given in Oak Lake or
at Snyders Park this week.
Col. NJ. W. Glenn left yesterdy for a trip
through the extreme northwest. He may visit
Oregon and Washington territories before his re-
turn.
Richard Messing and Estela Flanagan, F. W.
Van Deren and Mary B. Smith, C. j. Mast and
Nellie Blake yesterday obtained marriage Ii :
censes.
The passenger and ticket agents are 'sjolly
set, and disported themselves in style quite
gay-eyen frisky as young colts in new
pasture.
If many more criminals are sentenced to the
county JAIL an addition should be provided The
jail is now nearly filed there being nearly ninety
inmates.
Henry Jentsch boy fifteen years old. was
yesterday brought into the city for surgical
treatment. a gun explosion had shattered his
left hand badly.
large number of Third ward citizens declare
their intention to exert their influence upon Col
Glenn to induce him to continue to represent
them in the city council.
The Minneapolis coopers will give an excur-
sion to Minnetonka Saturday. A brass and string
band will be In attendance. The train leaves on
the Manitoba road at s a. IN
Tae announcement is made that ". s. Wright
Uhu the CuOH Oh ''Open DOOr CnurCn Will sing
NJ the city Mission tomorrow evening, it being
the meeting of the W. c. Il. U.
Secretary Clark is daily in receipt of large
numbers of letters from all points of the coun-
try for applications for space at the coming fair
There will be no lack of exhibits.
Carrie W. Allen yesterday commenced suit
for divorce against her husband Chas. w. in the
district court, asking also the custody of mi
nor child. Desertion is the cause alleged.
grand excursion for the benefit of the First
Regiment band, will take place Saturday to Wa
sonia and Coney Island. The excursion leaves
here at 0 AS a. M, and returning will leave Wa
ouia at 6 p. m.
Thomas Collins, the youthful burglar who made
desperate attempt to escape from the munich
.Al court by jumping from the second story win
0"w, is suffering great pam from the broken foot
al sprains received.
Several more saloon keepers were arraigned
in the municipal court yesterday They all
entered pleas of not guilty, and demanded Jury
trials. Pending the hearing they are each placed
aHder $500 bonds for appearance.
Minneapolis is one of the few large cities in
the union which has no soldiers monument and
judging from the opposition which Col Glenn
motion excited in the city council it is not liable
to have amonument for some time to come
About thirty Sir Knights of Zion commandery,
In full uniform, marched through the streets
yesterday, behiui Dauz's banl, to the depot.
where they joined large party Of friends and
their families for an excursion 20 Lake Mime
tonks.
Secretary Schultz believes that the Minneap o.
Is, st. Paul and Milwaukee clubs will play out
he season 1t is suggested that Chicago should
De included aud then sell out to the Chicago.
Milwaukee, St. Paul Il Minneapolis railway
company as an advertising scheme
Prof Birdsall's Grand Army chorus has been
invited by Col. McCrory to take free excursion
on the Motor line to Lske Calhoun In view of
this full attendance is desired this afternoon
a. Market hall to make arrangements for the
same. Parents please notify the children.
The county coroner made request that the
press should refrain from publishing the unin-
viting details which have come to hand respect.
ing the unseeming career Of Harry B. Daviis. the
voluptuous painter who died At the shrine of his
passion, but the paper which egotisticaliy STYLES
ITSELF "the pet OF all the men, failed to keen
faith.
The members OF the ". C. T. e. are greatly
exercised over the legal trials of Dr. Sara B.
Chase. Some Of the members. il 1t Is runored.