St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-11
The Daily Globe
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.
Two inouests to-day.

Two lnqueStS To-Day.
The Citizens Wheel club will hold meet
ing this evening at the residence Of Walter
S. Pardee
The Carleton English Opera company will
present ''Merry War; at the Grand this
evening.
The fifty lent rate to Mcnnetonka will con
tinue until after the Army Of the Tennessee
encampment.
The Carleton opera company at the Grand
tonight in the Merry War" Fra Diay-
alo'' tomorrow night.
The meetings of the "YoH-KnowMe-
Pete" and other Sunday social clubs have
been indefinitely postponed.
The police succeeded pretty effectually yes
terday in preventing the people of Minneap-
oils from drinking beer. Tidings of great
JOY and reformation,
The examination of Turner, the alleged
Excelsior rapist, will be held this morning at
1880 O'Clock. He charges it is scheme to
Olackmail him.
The Minneapolis and the st. Paul wheel
men will meet at Minnehaha on Friday even
ING to arrange for the holding of the annual
meeting of the state association.
The Prohibition club Of the Eighth ward
gave free temperance concert in Chestnut
hall, corner of Twenty-sixth street and Mic
ollet avenue, which was well attended.
At the meeting of the reform club yester-
day afternoon speeches were made by Rev.
Satterlee and others, and in the words of q
true reformer GLORIOUS time was had"
Last Eight a fire destroyed two piles of
lumber at Eighteenth avenue and Second
street, containing about 2, 800 feet, the prop
erty Of Smith d Richardson. Of the Diamond
mill; insured.
Prof. Birdsal has in rehearsal an operetta
'Grand PAS Birth Day. which will be one
Of the features of the concert to be given by
the school children who sang ut the G. A. R.
encampment.
AT the meeting Of the G. A. R. executive
meeting tomorrow evening all accounts of
The encampment expenses will be closed.
Bills to insure payment must be presented
by that time.
One of Eddy's hack drivers refused to
move from in front of the NicoIIet, and
Officer Munson gave him quarters in the
lookup, and he will be introduced to his
honor to-day.
business meeting Of the resident mem
bers OF Rockford Seminary association of the
Northwest will be held at the residence of
Mrs. L. w. Wheeler, No. 53S Eighth street,
On Friday, August Is, at $3.50 pm.
lamp exploded about o'clock last ev-
ening in the room where the Young Mems
Christian association was held. No damage
was done, but the meeting was effectually
broke up. An alarm from box II called out
the department.
Doctors Spring and Hill yesterday made
post norton examination of the remains of
Harry b. Davids, killed by o. L. Patch Satur-
day evening. The fatal bullet was found
near the euticle at the back, having nearly
passed through the body.
Ed. A. Stevens, police clerk, left last even
Ing for st. Louis. He will have grand OPP
portunity for making practical com parlson
between the narrow guage reform admins
tration Of Minneapolis and the liberal broad
guagc administration of st. Louis.
Jesse Gray, Lilly Davis and Matte Jones,
three OF the girls run in by the police in
pursuance to Mayor Pillsbury's order Satur-
day night were released from the lookup yes
terday afternoon upon furnishing a bond
signed by two frceholders in the sum of
800 each for their appearance at the mu-
nicipal court this morning.
t. The young woman who was struck and Sc
verely injured by Manitoba train Saturday
evening died yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
from internal injuries. Before expiring she
regained consciousness sufficiently to say
that her name was Annie Sorrenson, that she
was married woman and lived on Ninth
avenue southeast. The inquest will be held
to-day.