St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-31
MINNEAPOLIS GLosELErs

The water board meets tonight
The weekly shoot of the Minneapolis gun club
occurs Saturday.
The county board of equalization meets to-day
and will be in session the rest of the week.
The weekly shoot of the Minneapolis gun club
will occur on Saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
David Winkler, the driver of the patrol wagon,
who was shot by the special policeman, is still
railing. ss
The employees of the Chicago, Milwaukee g.
ST. Paul r. R., have picnic at Prior lake, near
Pennington, on Saturday.
Fifty-two warranty deeds were yesterday filed
with the register of deeds, the considerations of
which amounted to S60,5S1.
The singing of the Muldoon auartette at the
Theatre Comique is the best attraction offered
by this place of amusement for long while.
Mathew S. Gum and Mary Kraus, Arthur S..
Temple and Lucy y. Damon, John A. Lewis and
Mamie Gotzian, yesterday obtained marriage
licenses.
The pay roll for the state militia it is said will
amount TO about $3.50, for being called out by Col.
Bend to keep a crowd of school boys from hang
ing Canteny.
The Wisconsin association met last evening at
the Office of WEIGH 81 Botkin, Hennepin block,
listened TO the statement of expenses and Or
dered all bills paid.
The Southwestern Miller should add to its
weekly statement reports from our sand-bag-
giHg industries which have arisen to proportions
that demand recognition.
Down with the red, white and blue-decora-
decorations which have been hanging in the
street ever since the c. A. r. encampment and
are no longer ornamental.
David Wnkler, the wounded officer of the
patrol wagon, was much worse last evening,
symptoms Of blood poisoning having appeared.
II is feared that he will not survive long.
II seems that the complaining witness failed to
make a criminal case out of the action brought
against John Horton because he dumped" his
board bill. Judge Baily dismissed the case.
The Scandinavian Temperance Reform club
viii have its usual summer picnic at Calhoun
lake to-day The party will leave Washington
avenue on the motar line at 80 O'Clock sharp.
Several subscriptions have recently been made
20 the g. A. R. fund, unsolicited. This shows
that The city was not worked very hard by the
canvas. There is plenty Of money in Minneapo-
lis
The report that man named NJ. D. But
Ter was sandbagged on Washington avenue
south Tuesday night, turns out to be false.
lie was drunk and fell down and fractured
his shoulder.
The work of completing the West hotel which
was dropped during the great rush of last week,
has been taken up. 1t will be at least two
months before the finishing touches to the grand
structure will be applied.
The bylaws of the Minneapolis Mica Mining
company were yesterday fled with the register
OF deeds. The capital stock is divided into
25,J0O shares of $40 each, all of which is to be
fully paid up and non-assessable.
Bardwell, Robinson 81 Co. in the district court
yesterday, commenced suit against St. Paul IS
Parish and johnson & Hurd, the contractors for
building material furnished in the construction
OF 4 church on lot 3, block Il, Harman's adj
dition.
special train on the Minneapolis g. st. Louis
railroad, yesterday morning, brought the remains
OF Willie Rosser, the little boy who died from
blood poisoning cauFed by wearing colored stock
ines, from Lake Park to this city for enterment
in Lakewood cemetery.
Last evening while Joseph Faubert and A. M.
Bunnell were practicing with the boxing gloves
in the gymnasium of the Cercle Frechette n
French Canadian society, the former had one of
the bones of his left forearm broken. DR.. Roy
reduced the fracture.
IN the assignment OF Augustus H. Cow to
Wesley Neil of the stock, chattels and fixtures
of the Enterprise Bottling works for the benefit
Of creditors, a schedule of liabilities and assets
was yesterday fled in the district court. The
assets amount TO 1855 81; the liabilities, So,
947.10.
portrait by H. G. Conner of Robert Laugh
lin, the murdered policeman. graces the city hail.
appropriately drapcd in black. The portrait is
painted by sketch made by Mr.. Conner when
the deceased was lying i'll his coffin, and consid-
ering the disadvantageous circumstances is
wonderfully life like
The finance committee of the G.. A. II. thinks
that the contributions from citizens will be suf-
hccnt to meet the expenses of the great en-
canpment without touching the $4,000 ap-
propriated by the council. The fatterng unc-
tSn may be once more laid TO our souls that
Minneapolis always 'gets thar"
Judges Lochren and koon in the district
court yesterday, heard the closing arguments in
the injunction suit brought by Chas 4 j Elliott
ard IL. p Russell against the. Chicago, Miw au-
kee " ST. Paul railway company, to prevent the
building and maintaining of al abuttment across
Eighth avenue south, at the corner of Washing
ton avenue.
There is to be an excursion and picnic of the
employees OF the Minneapolis & st. Louis railroad
from Minneapolis to Excelsior, Saturday August
>. The programme for the day will be dancing,
foot races, sack races, tub and regatta, for
which prizes will be awarded The picnic is to con-
cude with ride on the steamer, City of ST. Louis
Music will be furnished by Brooke's military
band. The train will leave Washington avenue
depot ut 1870 a. m.
In his remarks at the meeting of the G. A. r.
executive committee Friday night A. NJ. X.
Story, of Pennsylvania, after paying flattering
tribute to the completeness of the camp arrange
ments, said when no saw G. A. r. official of
high degree. was prevented from entering the
judges stand by special policeman, he con-
cluded there was some discipline in this city of
''law and order" That is about all some of the
specials were good for-to air their brief au-
thority and insult people.