St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-04

TO Turn over. Inc preliminary o&amlna-
ton was continued until to-day, the de-
PENDANT giving bonds of $500 for his ap-
pearance.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.
A session of the water board will be held
to-day.
Company I, after its regular drill last
night, had a street parade.
A club house of fine style is under dis
cussion by the Minneapolis club.
A special meeting of the board Of educa-
ton will be held this afternoon.
Forty head of Holstein cattle will be sold
On the fair ground this afternoon.
Buffalo coats will be less frequent next
winter, as the bison is about extinct.
The Minneapolis Gun club held it's regu-
lar weekly shoot yesterday afternoon.
The Northwestern Council of the Legion
of Honor held regular meeting last night.
Charles r. Maben has taken out permit
to erect a S. coo residence Oh Irving avenue.
In two weeks the repairs to the old court
house will be completed. More'S the pity.
The Minneapolis Society of Physicians
and banquet at Mays last evening.
John Dolan is under arrest upon a charge
of owning house located upon an alley.
His trial will occur to-day.
An emploYe of Woodward's commission
house, Marshall by name, crippled himself
badly yesterday by overlifting.
The Murphy club will hold Gospel tenn
perance meeting in its rooms, 220 Hennepin
avenue, next Sunday evening.
Albert New, an employe of Bardwell &
Robinson had three fingers badly trimmed
down by shaper yesterday morning.
The reservation of season seats for the
June festival begins tomorrow. Single
concert seats may be secured on Monday.
J. E. Whitcomb received telegram yes
terday from the Toledo, o., base ball club,
in which it is asked that the club be trans
ferred to this city.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Northwestern Hospital association will be
held with Mrs. Barton, at the Hoblitt
house, this afternoon.
At Window hall tonight will be held a
meeting of all persons, G. A. r. and 9TH
ers, who intend going to the national en-
1t was Inspector Quinby and not Health
Officer Quinby who was bitten by vicious
dog. 1t is not stated whether the dog be-
longed to Contractor Carney or not.
A number of the leading hardware mer-
chants and manufacturers of the country,
who have been attending the meeting of the
Hardware association at St. Paul, are at the
West hotel.
Strawberry festivals ragged last night, and
ice cream held high carnival at several of
the churches, including the Emmanuel Bap-
tist the Thirteenth avenue Methodist and
the Third Universalist.
Theo Karp and Maggie PITT, Frank
DANGERS and Mary O'Brien, Adolph H.
Dorr and Kara Moe, Henry Hilton and Lulu
White, Joseph A. Ellis and Eta NJ. CurtiSS
yesterday obtained marriage licenses.
The Highland Park lawn tennis club has
been organized under the name of ''High-
land Park racqheteers," with Frank Fitz-
vice E. S. Gaylord, secretary and treas
urer.
Vice President Marshall presided at the
regular monthly meeting of the chamber of
commerce yesterday. Peter o. Peterson, of
E. Holmes & Co.. was unanimously elected
to membership by the chamber. No reports
were made.
The Central WOmen's Christian Tenn
perance union will hold its meeting this
afternoon at o'clock in Friends church,
corner Eighth street and Hennepin avenue.
The devotional exercises will be led by
Mrs. Beach.
Yesterday afternoon a coach-load of cav
airy troops and nine cars of horses and ac-
cOutrementS came in over the Northern
Pacific from Fort Custer, and left for Fort
Leavenworth on special over the Mime
apols s. St. Louis road.
This afternoon at 1:30 o'clock the MEM
bers of the Ancient Order of HibernianS
will meet at their hall, No. 2OS Central
avenue, to attend in body the funeral of
Eugene VIM, at $3.50 o'clock. from the
late residence, corner of jefferson and
Broadway streets.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Sixth Ward Democratic club will be held
this evening at Martins hall 1t should be
remembered that it is necessary for asma-
jority of the delegates to the city cOnven-
ton to be present in order to appoint the
ward and precinct committees.
James II. Ellis will be united in mar
rage with Miss Eta NJ. Curtis at o'clock
this afternoon. The ceremony will be per-
formed in the st. Anthony of Padua church
on the East side. Mr.. Ellis is an operator
at the city hall in the police Geographic
alarm service.
Officer Kennedy arrested a man yesterday
for grossly insulting lady OH Washington
avenue, near Third avenue south. The
man was badly intoxicated. For some rea-
son the lady cannot be induced to appear in
court to testify against the man, but the
officer witnessed the act.
The young people of the Unitarian So
ciety gave dramatic entertainment last
evening at Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. WilcoX's,
1923 Fourth street southeast, for the bene-
fit of the church. ''The Two Puddifoots''
was given, the principal parts being taken
by Frank Wilcox, Nell Baker and May
Fisk, Fred Washburn, Paul Krech and
Howe Paige.
MINNEAPOLIS PERSONALS.