St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

Chairman Democratic County Committee.
JAMES W. LAWRENCE, Secretary.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
$1,000 was realized by the French Catho-
lie fair.
The city cooncil will meet on Wednesday
evening.
Red's running fly catch on Saturday was
'beaut."
The Ames zouaves will drill at their
armOry this evening
The Illinois society has postponed its ex-
cursion until August l.
Two men were locked up last evening on
suspicion of being crooks.
The roller coaster in the rear of the Syndi-
cate block will begin operations to-day.
Most people are inclined to think that Kin
zie is not as good a captain as Reid was.
The board of water commissioners viii
hold an adjourned meeting this evening.
The Democrats of the First Fourth, Sixth
and Seventh wards will hold caucuses this
evening.
Nichols dropped his first fly on the Mime
apolis grounds last Saturday, and that was in
center field.
''Bathing in Cedar lake, is the offense
which caused one man to lie in the cooler
oyer Sunday.
The Irish National league held a meeting
at their hall, 10 South Washington avenue
last evening.
The Crusaders T. A. society will hold
weekly meeting at Catholic Association hall
tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Hoag who suicided at Hassan, took
her life because her two sons quarreled at the
division Of some property.
The Father Mathew T. A, society held an
Interesting meeting in Catholic Assumption
hall at O'Clock last evening.
The gospel temperance meeting held by
the reform club in Harrison hall yesterday
afternoon was largely attended.
The executive committee of the G. A. R.
will meet on tomorrow evening at the head
quarters in the Syndicate block.
Things were remarkably quiet about police
circles yesterday, only few arrests were
made and they were not important.
The weather was not propltious for visiting
the various pleasure resorts, yet Minnehaha
had her full quota of pleasure seekers.
Parker, the second baseman who was re-
leased on account of his horrible errors,
makes a vigorous kick against the manager.
The Singer Sewing Machine company bore
the expense of the burial of August Sundig,
the suicide, he having been an employe of
the company.
Last evening stranger entered a saloon
on the corner Of Plymouth avenue and
Fourth street and stole "A sack containing
twenty-siX dollars in silver
The Buckeye people of Minneapolis meet
again this evening, at the city hall, to make
further arrangements for the entertainment
of the Ohio veterans during the encamp-
ment.
1t is certainly Il matter of surprise that the
Minneapolis club should give two out of the
three games to the Muskegon club and then
hold the Saginaws down for a fifteen inning
draw game.
The Irish Republican club will make an
other attempt at holding grand rally on
Wednesday evening. They are supposed to
hold the balance Of power-in their minds
and shout for Blaine.
Former residents of Vermont are requested
10 meet tonight at the office of Benton &
Roberts, over the Security bank, to arrange
for the entertainment of G. a. r. veterans
from the granite state
Mrs DR.. y, f. Moore, died yesterday
morning of blood poisoning, after a pro-
.ructed illness. The funeral Of the lamented
ady takes place this morning at 10 O'Clock,
from the family residence.
There will undoubtedly be large attend
ance at the base bali park to-day, when the
Saginaw club will meet the local club for the
second time in this city. Both clubs viii
play their level best, owing to the draw game
of Saturday.
Yesterday Detective Quinlan arrested
colored crook for running "thlmble rig''
game near the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception Another game of the same sort
was prosecuted by young gambler at Min
nehaha yesterday with profit. A number Of
"suckers" were ''roped in, when the sharp
er kicked over his box and silently stole
away,
The structures of the Tribune upon the First
ward caucus yesterday was entirely unwar-
rauted by the facts. That caucus was held
on Saturday evening Was purely through a
misunderstanding, and is furthermore a
matter of no consequence, whatever. There
was general call for ward caucuses on
Saturday evening, aud upon the strength Of
that few met and held q caucus in that
ward, while the committee have called a
regular caucus which will be held this even
ing. There is not the slightest factional
strife many ward, all the delegates so far
being Internationally in favor of the nomi-
nation Of Hon. Q. c. Merrimau. The people
who held the Saturday night caucus in the
First ward most gracouSly accided that
theirs was not regular and will attend the
caucus tonight
ADJUSTMENTS.
TIE Grand.