St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-20
M1NNEApoL1s GLoBELErs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
: The Sens of Veterans mustered in number
Of new members last night.
Why do the officials refuse to give the names
of tle sureties on Mrs. la rret Burners bonds?
There was no special term of the district court
Yesterday and there will not be until Septem-
Der.
The inmates and patrons of low dive on
North First street were fined $3.50 each yester-
day.
Thirty nine warranty deeds were filed yester-
day with the register of deeds, amounting TO
S74,S94.
The Ncollet avenue water main has been ex-
tended as far as Lake street, the terminus for
the present year.
Sidwell's band will go to Saltwater to-day to
play at the dedication Of the new German Cath
olic chcrch IN that city.
Company A. was ordered out of the battalion
drill BY Col. Bend yesterday, owing to the fact
that only seven men were in line.
ha,iisoa " Co have introduced new and
elegant two wheeled quincy and will carry
passengers sttne ordinance rates.
Pists .: Sr!isy's subdivision of part of block
ia4 p. :.d Z. A. Lawrcnce's addition were filed
Pesteri&y with the register of deeds.
WA!Ge.;' :heEter company, presenting LADY
Lsi-c,' with Os'nond Thearlc in the cast, will be
Al The Grend the first week in August.
Er,g!g-s get two watches and a small sum of
neucy f,o?n W " Lawrence residence at No
1,@21 Ta:ec aud Half avenue south.
Tr.glgr. raiIsd the residence of s. j. Austin
ct Anthony Kelly s travelling men, and stole
several hundred dollars worth of valuables.
JAKE Borge's Columbia hall, on Third street.
w:!l he formally opened on Monday. Prof.
n!;i2's orchestra has been engaged for the occa-
t.p;.
a gospel temperance meeting will be held in
Chestnut hall, corner of Nicollet and Twenty
sixth street, to-day at 8 $50 p IN. DIR. Wagner
viii speak.
James Rye, OF Hopkinville, Ky, reports that
be was robbed III his room at the St. james
hotel of $50 in money and two return railway
tickets
over 900 notices of the reward offered for the
capture of Goes murderer are being mailed by
the chief of police to every sheriff in the north
western country.
The chief of police hereby orders all the forty
special officers sworn in for duty next week to
report at headquarters this Sunday afternoon
at o clock for organization
The National guards, think it too severe a
hardship to impose, in Punishment for little
fun. init der peys," to cd fpe them to do day
and night guard duty without relief
The JoW@allof last evening announced that
he post from New Richmond would arrive to-
day This is an error. The New Richmond
post will not arrive until tomorrow.
Forty coopers have gone out strike from
the Minneapolis barrel company's shops, but
none have struck from any other place. The
union will meet on Monday and possibly gener-
al strike wilibe ordered.
The Wisconsin citizens held meeting in the
chamber of commerce last evening, and made
further arrangements for receiving the old veter-
ans of their native state this week They will
decorate their headquarters in style most com
plete..
I Judge Lochren in the district court yesterday,
heard at chambers the closing of the argument
in the suit 10 enjoin the Base Ball association
from using their present park. He still holds
his decision IN, reserve.
''Where do all the people come from?" was
frequently remarked on the streets last night
There principle thoroughfares were so densely
c'owded iiiat ii Was with great inconvenience and
at he cost Of patience that Il pedestrian could
move about FROM place TO place.
Yesterday young man named Edwards was
arrested by Lieut.. West for passing 500 coun-
terfet bill OH Cedar avenue saloon keeper
With past Of the genuine money he had received
III change, he WenJon spree. He says he was
only in fun.
Minneapolis is in the gayest attire. Flags,
banners, rea;oons, streamers, arches domes, oil
paintings, and every conceivable sort of decora-
ton meets the eye il the heart of the city Yet
the work OF decoration is scarcely begun 1t
will eclipse the granduer ofthe Willard reception
In many respects.
Every director and associate member of the
Wuman's Industrial exchange is expected to re-
port in person at s14 Nicollet avenue Monday
afternoon, the 21st, ut half past three to finish
the work of preparing to serve meals to the G
y. X. through the week Let every lady be
there without fail Monday
The Woman's Industrial exchange will, begin
ming Tuesday the 22d, serve meals to the G. A.
H. and the public at Sl4 Nicollet avenue, COM
menemg at IL O'Clock m, and closing at O'Clock
y. m. Good home made cooking will be served
by the ladies' ard our coffee will be q specially
made from the one minute coffee pot.
AZ the meeting of the Wisconsin people held
last night resolution was adopted denounclng
the advertising scheme resorted to ty luke
Berdge in placarting his building as wisconsin
headquarters, as an i'm position and the secretary
was asked to call upon the enterprising Teu-
ten and request that the streamer bearing the
Objectionable announcement be hauled down.
The following gentlemen comprise the recep-
tlon committee, @. j. r., atthe Manitoba depot
Col. N W. Glenn, Rev. Mr. Ball, Mr. Mcintyre,
W IL. Lower, c. j. Bartleson, R. R. Wright and
James W. Egge. They will be assisted by depu-
ties from the ladies' relief corps and ten special
poheemsn under command of u sergeant
Col. NJ. w, Glenn, chairman of the G. A. R.
reception committee, To be stationed at the Man
itoba depot, requests that each member of the
committees be az his post of duty promptly at
t;So o'clock, Monday morning. The special
police, detailed for duty at the depot are also re-
quested to report for duty at the hour designated
above.