St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-29
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Children's day was observed yesterday at
the Third Universalist church, corner
Twenty-sixth and Nicollet. The floral dis
play was exceedingly fine. Several adj
dresses were made, and the exercises were
of character especially adapted for chill
dren.
Lieut.. Daily received telephone call
from Minnehaha Falls yesterday, asking
that squad of police be sent down to quell
disturbance but the territory being out
side the city limits, the police have no pow
ers there, and consequently were not sent
down.
Patsy Cardiff, who has associated himself
in business with Wilkes McDermott in the
st. James sample room, says he is ready to
meet any pugilist in the world, except John
l.. Sullivan, for purse of from 1000 to
SIS, 600, and he expresses his preference for
meeting either Mccartney, Burke, Mitchell
or Cleary.
The line of street cars extended out Chi
cagO avenue from Franklin avenue to Thir-
teenth street is almost completed and will
be in running order in a few days. This
line is respected to build up that portion of
the city, from which people have hitherto
been diverted by the Bloomington and Cedar
avenue lines.
Three hundred members of the north
western division of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers met in the city this
afternoon at the West hotel, where ban
quet was given. P. M. Arthur of Cleve-
land, o., who stands at the head OF the Or
ganiZatiOn, was present Many OF the del
egates were accompanied by ladies.
Mrs. DR.. Elizabeth j. French of Philadel-
phia gave the temperance people of Mime
apoliS few pointers yesterday on the man
agement of a crusade. She lectured at
Harrison hall before the Reform club on
the Philadelphia crusade, of which she was
the leader. She is an interesting talker and
was evidently an enthusiastic leader.
Yesterday afternoon Julius Windrow,
employed ON farm in Minnetrista, met
with a serious accident. He saw squirrel
and got shotgun to shoot it. The gun
was laid down, and when the game came in
view the young man reached for the gun with
his left hand, drawing it toward him, when
it exploded, the charge SCATTERING all the
bones in the left hand. He was brought to
Minneapolis on the train last night, and
DR.. Ames amputated the injured member.
Grace CORTLAND, the witch of Wall
July and August wheat Twill go up above
go cents, and then it will drop to Is cents,
and then you want to buy for all you're
worth" A prominent dabbler in futures
remarked on hearing this: ''If August gets
down to IS cents l can get money enough
to buy every bushel offered, but it will never
do it."
The Association of Stationary Engineers
has elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, E. S. Getchel; vice president, r. A.
Daniels; treasurer, A. R. Cole; recording
secretary, W. NJ. Derby; financial and cor
responding secretary, W. Mcmillan: con-
ductor, W. NJ. Sage; door keeper, S. o.
Jones; trustees H. F. Pierce, G. c. Gloyer
and John Norton. Delegate to the national
convention to be held in ST. Louis Sept.
1, E. S. Getchell.
Rev. Enos Campbell of the Church of
Christ yesterday preached sermon in an
swer to one Of the points made by Col In
gersoll in his recent lecture here. The
famous intidel had cited the fall of Adam
and its attendant circumstances to show the
idea of God to be brutal and inhuman
one. DR.. Campbell showed in his sermon
that the temptation and yielding of Adam
and Eve were both illustrations of the in
finite wisdom of God.