St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-25
MINNEApoLIs GLoBELErs.
Betting is in favor Of Die dudes.

Betting is in favor of the dudes.
Vale syndicate roller coaster.
The water board will meet on Thursday even
ing
James Alger won the three mile dash race at
The University roller rink.
Up to midnight last night only three DRINKS
and one vag had been run in.
Yesterday drove the people in from the lakes,
and practically ended the season.
Tomorrow we will be given another dose of
Capt. McGunnigle's ''kicking.".
The Crusaders T. A. society will meetin Cath
ole Assumption hall tomorrow evening.
''Trial by jury will be reproduced at the
Grand soon for the benefit of the Home opathic
hospital.
b. Manager Tuthill is endeavorng to arrange so
that more games viii be played here during the
fair week
Rev. W. W. Satterlee delivered an address be-
fore the reform club al O'Clock yesterday after
noon in Harrison hall.
The First ward Republicans will gather again
on Thursday evening. Spread eagle speeches
are promised.
The Norwegian Danish Baptist church will be
given a benefit in a concert in Harrison hall to-
morrow evening.
The Father Mathew Temperance Association
society met as usual at clock yesterday even
ing in Catholic Assembly hail.
The rain at Minneapolis yesterday was the
heaviest known for months, and the city was
quiet and dismal enough to satisfy the veriest
law and order crank in existence,
The city council will hold an adjourned meet
ing Wednesday evening for the dispatch OF i'm
portant routine business, principal among which
will be curb and gutter stone resolutions
The state central committee of the prohibition
party have held recent meetings to make prepar-
atoms for conducting an aggression campaign
throughout the state for st. John. Rev. w. W.
Satterlee will take the stump.
Far les who were deprived of the use of water
by reason of the grading of Washington avenue
south, and who desire to tap the pipe recently
relad, should make such application at the office
Of the superintendent of water works on Mon
day, or as soon after as convenient.
1t is quite probable that another ruction of the
Characteristic OF the coming Republican conven-
tion. There are hosts of mocontents, and their
dissatisfaction has justly grown out of the little,
sharp, practical work upon them by few
schcming members of the county committee.
The second game with the Milwaukee club
will be played this afternoon-Jupiter Pluvius
permitting. Manager Tuthill should see TO it
that the Milwaukee's have no further opportu-
nifty to steal a game by unfair umpiring
it is certain that Falch will not be to-day's UNI
pire.
The great Cushnan will pitch in to-day's game
and Broughton will catch him. Cushman is I'M
doubleday the best pitcher in the west, and it
VIII be treat to all lovers OF the national game
to witness his wonderful feats in twirng the
gt,In tl,, 1,,J,.
can pride themselves upon being excellent with
the willow
certain member of the Republican county
committee is spending deal of worthless time
and empty sophistry in his attempts to explain
that he did not concoct a scheme to trade off
votes in the pending convention for the nomina-
Ton OF sheriff il is way the party has in en-
cheering such things, You know.
Mrs Mcmillan, visitor Of the Woman's Christ
ian association, wishes it to be remembered that
school days are again at hand, and there are
many children needing clothing before they can
attend in the condition they should be in. Cast
oil and out grown garments are solicited. They
can be left ut tie Young Mems Christiun asso-
citation rooms, City Market building.
Because some OF the children in the different
city Mission Sunday schools missed the other
picnic, and some Of the parents could not afTor d
TO 60, second picnic is appointed at Murphy s
Grove for 10 a. m. next Tuesday, If the day be
fair. All the children and friends of the Mis-.
sion are invited. Tea, coffee and lemonade will
be sold by worthy widow whom the Mission
take this method of assisting.
At the annual meeting OF the W. q. T. U. the
following officers elected for the ensuing
year: President, Mrs. II. f. May; first vice
president, Mrs. j. w. Whittier; corresponding
secretary, DR. Elizabeth Norred recording sec
rotary, Miss a. NJ. Henderson; treasurer, Mrs.
H. j. MoAitt. The remaining vice presidents
and delegates to the State union will be elected
at the next reg liar meeting The committee tc
whom was referred the matter of investigating
the feasibility OF having tent at the fair
grounds during the coming fair, was continued,
with power to act