St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLORULEs.

A regular meeting of the Irish league will
be held at Window hall tonight.
''Queen Esther" will be given at the Al
caZar the last half of this week.
r Classmates who graduated from Madison
university m 1882 held a reunion yesterday.
DR.. Ames' pension views are echoed by
the Grand Army men without dissenting
voice.
4 small-sized cyclone made things inter
esting ON NicOllet avenue for short time
yesterday morning.
An ineipient fire was discovered in Poets
foundry, Lookup alley, yesterday morning
and quickly extinguished.
The Kellogg concerts, enjoyable as they
were, were not successful financially. They
We're given in bad week.
A number of matters of unusual interest
to Minneapolis readers viii be found in the
labor department this morning.
The baggagemasters visited Fort SMELL
ing and Minnehaha yesterday and then took
the Milwaukee road for Chicago.
The commissioners for opening streets in
Northeast Minneapolis will meet at the city
hall on Monday to take testimony.
DR.. II. c. Harvey, at the Second Congre-
gational church, will preach this morning
on The Lessons of the Minnetonka Dis
aSter.
Several thousands of people attended the
benefit excursion for GethSemane church at
Lake Calhoun yesterday. The ladies sold
5000 tickets.
At the Twenty-fOurth Street NJ. E. church
to-day Rev. w. w. Satterlee will preach in
the morning and Prof. G. 5. InniS of HAM
line university IN the evening.
A, large crowd gathered on Bridge square
last evening TO listen to a delightful open
air concert by the DAM band. 1t was the
best concert thus far in the season.
Six hundred and seventy citations have
been issued by the clerk of the district court
for the collection of personal taxes, after
the revision of the list of delinquent tax
payers by the county commissioners.
Next Wednesday an excursion party
from the German Methodist church will go
to Calhoun, and one from the Bethlehem
riet. About 500 people are expected to
attend.
Mrs. Frances A. Robbins, whose millinery
store at $50 Nieollet was closed Friday on
an attachment for 5000 by ID. B. FiSke &
Co. of Chicago, yesterday made an assign
ment to Charles Robinson for the benefit of
her creditors.
A thorough test of the albO-carbon light
regulator was made at the GLOBE office.
last week. and the burners worked to a
charm. The light is clearer and whittier,
and the burner saves in the amount of gas
consumed. 1t nearly equals the electric
light.
Ed A. Taylor's fortv-second birthday
anniversary occurred yesterday. His en-
ployes at the Hennepin Avenue restaurant
presented him with an elegant heavy gold
headed ebony cane, and in recognition of
the gift he gave them an ice cream and
berry supper in the evening.
DR.. John B. Frost of I'LL Hawthorne
avenue has received 81, 500 from England.
principal and interest on a small sum he
lent cOmrade during the war. The soldier
was then poor, but has since become wealthy
and wants to pay DR.. Frost $50, 900 in &C
acknowledgement of the obligation.
Andrew Nelson and Amelia Sarlee, An
drew Rydholm and Sophie Nilsson. William
Cochrane and Ida Hamilton. P. l.. Peter
son and Clara Swan, Horace c. Libby and
Evelyn W. Leighton, Alfred Swanson ond
Rangna Noerten, John O'Brien and Mary
- It
Franc yesterday obtained marriage licenses.
A great number of people went out to
Lake Calhoun yesterday afternoon and
STAYED until the last motor train came in
Capt A. G. Earnshaw gave an exhibition at
submarine diving, little boating was in
dulged in. and at night a display of fire.
works occurred from the Hattie May while
far out in the lake.
At the Gethsemane picnic at Lake Cal
houn, yesterday. the aquatic events con-
sisted of an exhibition of rowing, by the
Lurline boat club, and sailing regatta.
In the latter the entries were the Peerless,
Pearl. Kittie Clyde, Blackbird and Daisy,
the boats coming in in the order named.
The Peerless time was 1 hour, 9 minutes
and Is seconds. Rimball, her owner, re-
ceived a fine gold medal. This is the
third regatta he has won this season.