St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-26
MINNEAPOLIS GLosUnEs.


S5l7, 1876.
Extensive improvements are being made to
the Windsor hotel.
The Comique was packed last evening upon
the occasion OF q benefit to Sam Yaeger.
The Open Door and First Swedish Baptist
churches picnicked 1T Lake Harriet yester-
day.
William McArdle was fined $40 in the mu-
nicipal court yesterday for failing to appear
Tor jury service.
Camp meeting at Lake Harriet from Juns
% to 20. Everybody invited. Motor train
every twenty minutes.
Go to Lake Harriet and attend the camp
meeting. 1t Will do you good Motor trains
every twenty minutes.
Take the motor 10 Lake Harriet and attend
tho Seventh Day Adventists' camp meeting.
Trains every twenty minutes.
Members Of The Lurline boat club last ev-
ening visited ST. Paul to inspect the new
boat house OF the st. Paul boat club.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
?. j. Raarup and Emma Ulrika Hakansen,
and Peter EStentael and Thea Peterson
The case OF Robert Bader, who pleaded
guilty to selling liquor without q license, was
yesterday continued to July T. for sentence
1t being reported that horse belonging to
Naten Roadberg, Jew pedler, was afflicted
with the CHAMBERS, the animal has been quar-
antined.
Over 200 tents have been pitched at Lake
Harriet by the camp meeting folks Take
tim motor and see them; No admission
charged.
Detectives Hankinson and Lawrence last
evening made good capture of Denny Nor
rison and Erney. the Kid, two notorious safe
blowers.
On Monday two separate stage perform
ances with noted specialists in the bill will be
al ia 6:r,onY
prices prevail.
A Sunday school teachers institute will be
conducted by b. F. Jacobs of Chicago at the
lecture rooms of the Westminster church
Tuesday afternoon.
Steamers on Lake Minnetonka connect with
all trains on motor line. Trains. leave Wash
1ngton avenue for Minnetonka $50 and 9 a
M, 1:20 and D. m.
The motor company yesterday commenced
excavating at the corner of Nicollet avenue
and Thirty-1rst street for the new round
house machine shops etc.
The general railway Offices of the city will
be closed to-day to enable the clerks to at
tend the picnic at Minnetonka. Members of
the Minneapolis Press club have been invited
to attend with their ladies.
The Society of Fine Arts last evening ten
dered reception to Mr.. Douglas Volk, at
the residence OF 0. A. Pray, ESQ.,, on South
Seventh street. 1t was an elegant affair and
was attended by 200 of the leading people and
art lovers Of Minneapolis.
1t was incorrectly stated in Thursday S
GLOBE that the journeymeu and master
plumbers were comforting with view of re-
turning to the old ten-hours' system On the
contrary, the journeymen are more deter
mined now than ever to stand out for short
hours.
Articles incorporating the Temple Court
Mortgage Loan company were filed yester-
nOrOf0 t.C Ht,n a. TT n
nett, G. G. Farley and James E. Merritt The
capital stock is placed at $4,000, and this is
the largest amount for which the company
can be held liable.
Sneak thieves have evidently been attend
ing the prayer meetings at tn Adyentists'
camp meeting at Lake Calhoun. Elder Ole
Pauson was relieved Of SIS, G. johnson Of
Sleepy Eye lost SIS, and Christian Danielson
OF Sleepy Eye and Fl. Mort on of Waseca, $40
each last Wednesday night.
Detective Lawrence Thursday evening ar
rested John Moore, who is wanted at St.
Cloud for cutting loose the Bridgeman boom,
thereby setting af1oat 70O 900 feet of logs be-
longing to N. P. Clark, valued at S.. 600
Moore was in charge of drive and cut the
boone in order to release some logs belonging
to his drive.
The Bricklayers' union has elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, John Henderson:
vice president, John Cunningham; recording
James LAWN; treasurer, A. B. Cosner; con-
ductor, Peter Johnson; doorkeeper, Miles
Chandler.
Curtiss hall was the scene yesterday of two
very interesting musical events. The first
occurred in the afternoon and was a concert
OF Scandinavian music. The evening Was
complimentary farewell to Prof. A. W.
Porter, who eoes east to complete his vocal
education. Both were under the auspices of
the Northwestern Conservatory Of Music.
Marie Eggmann has commenced an action
against G. August Eggmann tor divorce, al
leging cruelty and desertion. The parties
were married Dec. s, 1883. At that time
Marie was co. and c. August 40. The differ
ence in the ages appeared to cause trouble,
Mr.. Eggmanu thinking his wife young enough
to support him, which he tried to make her
do Last March, while she was sick in bed,
he went West and has not since been seen.
County Auditor Mcdonald has filed with the
clerk OF the district court a complete list of
Of the delinquent personal taxes for 1855, as
revised by the board of county commission
ers Residents of Brooklyn are behind Sl4.OS:
Crystal Lake, S21.74; Excelsior, $4,000. Ex-
celsior village, S66S6; Medina S1.53; Rich
field, SS6.11; st. Anthony. SAL. The delin-
quency for the city OF Minneapolis runs way
up into the thousands, distributed about
equally among the various wards. The larg-
est amount is S4T750, and is due from the
Century Organ and Piano company.