St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-18
MINNEAPoLls GLoBELnTs.

The Prohibitionists will organize ST. Johns
Tuesday night.
There is to be no 'sofficial' fair paper. A
point to advertisers.
The Tribune press room was flooded by the
rain Saturday night.
girl aged five years was last evening reported
lost from AZ Sixth street south.
The Woman's Industrial exchange moves into
its new quarters to-day, at 613 Nicollet avenue.
The first anniversary of the Wolf Tone Rifles
will be celebrated September 3, by ball at VIM
dom hall
Base ball again. ST. Panl vs. Minneapolis at
st. Paul Tuesday. The same clubs play here
Wednesday.
The fifty cent. rate to Minnetonka over the
Manitoba, St. Louis and Motor lines will con-
tinue to Sept. /.
N. j. Curtis ''Spot Cash, or Saml Of Posen
on the Road, formally opens at the Grand
Thursday evening
row took place yesterday afternoon on JEFF
! ferson avenue on the East side in which young
man was somewha. injured.
the hearing of Albert Schaffer charged with
selling liquor or Sunday is set for O'Clock this
morning AT the municipal court
closed Saturday at II o'clock and viii be ready
for publication about Thursday.
-. Larsen yesterday reported that he was
robbed Saturday night of $40 at his boarding
house, 247 Seventh avenue, south. e.
A. D. Manseau, living at 1899 Adams streets,
northeast, yesterday reported to the police that
his daughter, ten years old, is missing.
Ali persons having accounts against the Grand
Army of the Republic are requested to present
them to Maj. c. B. Heffellnger this week.
The first anniversary of the dedication of the
Thirteenth avenue NJ Z. church will be Gel
ebrated tomorrow evening by Canadian tea
party at the church parlors.
The pastors and their families to the number
of about 200, to-day will accept Col McCrory's
invitation for free motor ride TO Excelsior
where they will have basket picnic.
Saturday, August 80, the Hennepin County
Horticultural society meets at Market hall to ar
range for the fall exhibition of fruits a fEll at
tendance Of the members is earnestly requested
Now that the Army of the Tennessee has gone
perhaps the ''cheese box arch at the intersec-
ton of Hennepln and Nicollet avenues, with its
tattercd and sOied decorations will be re-
moved.
1t was reported last evening that Scandi-
nayian was drowned while bathing in the river
below the falls in the afternoon. His friends
found his clothes lying on the bank, but could
not find any trace of the man after diligent
search.
The Grand Army boys and citezens generally
have opportunity to repay Prof. Birdsall for
his efforts in organizing the G. A. R, chorus of
children at the encampment parade by patron
ling the concert at the Grand opera house this
evening, the proceeds of which are to go to him.
JAS. L. Mourse, of Monroe Bros the real
estate firm, last evening hitched his horse about
o'clock on Seventh street. near Ncoliet ave
nue.. When he returned few minutes later the
rig was gone. The horse is a dark bay, 1919
hands high, and was harnessed to a new White
Chapel covered buggy.
Dakota division OF the Milwaukee & St. Paul
railroad will run as follows: Millbank passenger,
leave at 40 in The morning, arriving 7:45, even
ing; Aberdeen passenger, leaving 1850, after
noon arriving II 80, morning; Fargo express.
eeving $40, evening, arriving 1850, morning;
Fargo passenger, leaving 40, morning. arriving
| :45, evening.
| Prof Birdsall will open classes for instruction
! in the theory and practice of music, at No. %
| Washington avenue south, to convene as follows:
For adults, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
| evenings at 8 p M: for children at p m. daily
until the city schools commence, Terms mod
crate Parents and educators are always wei
come visitors ct