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


The county commissioners meet to-day.
Morton and Hook have returned from Chicago
To.day's battery will be Pearson and McAuleys
the Hobert college team
The Muskegon club is at the Clark house.
They play the dndes tomorrow.
The ST. Paul club will come up to-day when
the postponed game will be played.
The French Catholic fair at Market hall will be
continued Monday and Tuesday evenings.
The executive committee of the G. A. r. will
meet at the headquarters tomorrow evening.
The local committee, Sovereign Grand lodge,
T. O. O. F., meet at the Star lodge Tuesday
evening.
The ludies of the C. c. Washburn post, c. A.
r., meet tomorrow evening at their hall on &c
dar avenue.
The board of trade meets this morning, and as
business of importance will come up, full at
tendance is desired.
The Minneapolis and ST. Paul delegates to the
Supreme temple, Patriarchal circle, leave to-day
for Columbus Ohio.
The Sunday schools of the East Side Univer-
sast church and the Church of the Redeemer
picnic at Minnetonka Wednesday.
At the meeting of the Canadian American soci-
ETY. this evening at Heaton's hail. the report of
the committee on Dominion day will be submit
ted.
The crowd which spent the Sabbath at Lake
Calhoun yesterday immense and theaareve-
nue. realized by the Motor line must have been
important.
The Congregational ministers of Minneapolis
and st. Paul have their second annual picnic ut
Excelsior to-day. The train leaves on the St.
Louis road at $50 a. m.
little daughter of John Hanskoup Saturday
evening put her hand under the platform of a
pair of scales, and some one stepping on the
platform crushed two fngeos to pulp.
Citizens having saddle horses that they are
willing to loan or hire to the Grand Army man
ayers for in the grand parade, will confer
favor by communicating the fact to Mr.. Vim
Brackett.
The GLOBE reporter was mislead into reporting
that several fights occurred on the st. Louis train
from the Lake Minnotonka on the evening of the
Fourth, in which the members of the ST. Joseph
society were implicated. The members of the
society explain that fight occurred among
them.
The Sunday Morning call did not appear yes
terday morning, and it develops that the paper
has suspended, the financial pressure being too
HeaVy Tor InlS season Oh uue year. IL Is unuef-
stood that G. A. Nimocks, of the Journal, holds
a mortgage upon the plant and this has given
rise to considerable talk to the effect that the
Journal will probably have Sunday issue at no
distant day.
At the meeting of the Press club yesterday the
matter of securing permanent rooms for the club
was postponed until November. Messys. Mind.
Gellat, Ward, Colbem, Whiteman, with the secre-
tary, were appointed a committee to have charge
OF the press privileges at the G. A. r. national
encampment the G.. A. r. executive committee
having requested the club to attend to the mat
ter II was also decided to have tent at the
fair grounds to be used for the convenience of
visiting and local newspaper men during the en-
campnlent II. G. Connor's portrait of the late
Addison, Gage, Jr., was accepted.
fire at Lachine, Canada, yesterday destroyed
forty houses, principally occupied by poor labor
ers. Three hundred people are homeless, and
are temporarily living in tents Loss, $4,000.
subscription has been started for the relief of
the sufferers.
Only Hessian fly: Th. Mast Brush him
away,-C7icagO Tribune (Rep,)