St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-22
MINNEApoLIs GLoBELErs.

The citizens wheel club will have run to
Lake Calhoun this evening.
The Pallisade mill has resumed operations I'M
der the Washburn management.
The dudes now have two games placed to their
credit in the championship race.
The management of the West hotel prohibit all
Advertising cards from the house.
The Irish Republican club announces a rally
in Market hall tomorrow evening.
The funeral of the late Judge Grove B. Cooley
will be conducted under the auspices of Khurum
lodge.
CHE municipal court room has been draped in
mourning in respect to the death of Judge
Cooley.
Albert Capped carlessly left his horse un-
hitched. A policeman arrested the animal, and
Capped paid fine in 49,
The Winonas failed to put in an appearance
yesterday, and the game was consequently for
teited to the home team, to 0.
This afternoon the Winona club will play the
Minneapolis team, beginning at o'clock. The
home battery will be Nichols and Kinzie.
The Winona club hadn't men enough to play
yesterday, but will be on hand to-day. They
have a strong team and good game is certain.
A Mr.. Stevens from New York, is arranging
to open the Lyndule hotel again. Last night it
was reported that the re-opening would probably
occur soon.
Mr.. Graham, temperance lecturer from Eng
land, will deliver an address in Gethsemane
church this evening. 1t is also expected that
Bishop Whipple viii speak.
Herbert G.. Conner has secured an order to
paint oil portrait of the late Judge Cooley.
rbo y,i,t mill o1o tbo or = ba
apohs court.
thief may steal 315 and retain his liberty by
paying fine in $50, but a saloonkeeper who
sells glass of beer i'll this city must pay fine in
$50 and 80 to Jail for sixty-eight days besides.
The new Union depot is assuming splendid
proportions and it is worth while to spend an
idle moment in looking over what is being done
at the west end Of the suspension bridge for the
benefit Of the travelling public.
The directors Of the chamber of commerce
yesterday considered the report of the committee
appointed to revise theirules governing the grain
inspection. The report was finally referred to a
committee appointed to consider with similar
committee from the Millers association.
son, eleven years old Of Howard Gerrish, who
keeps a meat market on Bloomington avenue,
between Twenty fifth and Twenty sixth avenues,
was shot last evening in the left hand by another
boy named Lawrence Harrigan. The Internal
machine used was small toy pistol. No arrests
as the shooting was probably accidental.
Two Swede women were arrested last evening
for drunkenness and incarcerated in the lookup.
After they had been in for an hour Tailor Kneed-
ham surprised the younger of the two in the act
Of attempting to commit suicide. She had taken
oil oil her stockings, tied it around her neck,
aud was fastening it to the grating when discov-
cred.
over Il month ago the reform mayor conceived
the idea of suspending the custom OF fining in
mates or bagnios each month. He did it with
the understanding that the fines Of the keeper of
the glided paacis should in a measure make up
for the deficit. Accordingly the new scheme
was yesterday inaugurated by Judge Mahouey
and two keepers paid 500 each.
Taking into consideration the numerous gath
erings held here and at Minnetonka during the
present year and those to come
bringing they did and will
such crowds of visitors, it passes without the
saying that the twin cities had never before
been us thoroughly advertised Minneapolis and
, st. Paul. though known and heard Of before, if
not now have national world wide fame, such, in
deed, as will insure to them very great advan-
tage in the years 10 come.