St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-27
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

July the Lake Park hotel will open.
The Minneapolis Rifle club will shoot next
Wednesday.
J. HI. Keyon was fined So yesterday for fast
driving on Nicollet avenue.
The architect of the new Mankato court
house is A. l.. Haley of this city.
Louis Dunsing and E. Cooley will furnish
the fuel for the fire department.
The smallp oX quarantine on Washington
avenue south will be raised to-day.
Henry L. Patterson was fined $25 yesterday
for violating the building ordinance.
Open air concerts at Lakes Calhoun and
Harriet this afternoon and evening.
Bank clearngs yesterday amounted to
$685., 67S. OIL. for the week, 81. 1853, 800. rs.
The last of the nine armory hall concerts
was given last evening to large audience.
The Parnell branch of the Irish National
league meets this evening at Holy Rosary
hail.
Grand benefit for the coopers' band Sunday
afternoon and evening at Skaters South Side
park.
H. w. Pratt of Faribault has purchased the
Hubert property on Park avenue and will re-
move to this city.
This afternoon at o'clock Mrs. Della w.
Norton will organize a band of hope at the
Western Ave- ne mission rooms.
The East Side Land league, Dillon branch,
has Il meeting at Boan's store, Broadway and
Third street northeast, this evening.
The steamer Hattie on Lake Calhoun will
make the trip around the lakes every thirty
minutes. Good music on the boat.
The a. m. motor connects at Excelsior
with the elegant sidewheel steamer "Belle of
Minnetonka" for points on the upper lake.
A passenger On tn e motor was fined $40 and
costs yesterday because he made remarks re-
garding hat worn by President S. S. Small.
pleasant dancing party was held last
evening in the hall over the municipal court
room.
Articles Incorporating the Vinton Realty
company were filed yesterday by l. j. Peeb-
les, A. G.. Vinton and q. w. Davis. The cap
ital stock is placrd at $500, 900.
The Motor company are now running five
daily trains to Minnetonka. Trains leave
Washington avenue $3.50 and a. m, 10
and 7:40 p. m. Returning leave Excelsior
7:l0 a. M, 1910, 4:10, 6:33 and 10:40 p. m.
Thousands of persons have gone via the
motor to Lake Harriet this week to attend the
camp meeting. Go out to-day and see the
city OF tents. Motor trains every twenty
minutes.
Get your dinner at home to-day and take
the 20 p. m. motor to Excelsior, where con-
nection is made with the steamer Lotus for
all points on upper lake, Minnetonka. Re-
turning leave Excelsior 6;33 p. m.
The bakers were to have met in the hall
over Ine municipal court room last evening
for the purpose Of drawing up proposition
to the bosses in regard to wages, but up to
late hour none of the members had presented
themselves.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
the following persons: Thorold Seidel and
Mathilda Larson, Fred A. Bliss and Anna N.
Johnson, Ivar A. Olson and N. l.. Nelson,
Frank P. Hopwood and Maggie E. Corriston,
James NJ. Quigley and Frances A. Wering.
The sad news of the death of Charles
Hastings, who went East for his health was
received yesterday. The remains will be
buried to-day at Wakefield, Vt. Mr.. Ha s.
tings was member OF the firm of J. c. Joys
lin & Co., and had many friends in this city.
81 lat the Church Of the Redeemer there will
be preaching morning and evening by Rev.
NJ. d. Shutter. Morning subject, s'What
Orthodoxy Can Teach U.s. Evening subject
1.-The Carpenter Of Nazareth This will be
the last evening service of the season
During July and August the morning service
only will be held.
Sheriff Bracket and all his deputies most
emphaticallY deny the statement made in an
evening paper that there was any misunder-
standing between them and the police in re-
gard to securing entrance into the house of
Carrie Moore, on Second street. 'They, the
police, did not stop any of the sheriffs," said
Mr.. Bracket Yesterday