St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLORUEES,

Thirteen new electric lights are wanted in
New Boston.
You can dance from to II p. En-. on the
steamer dattie for % cents.
The city council committee on claims and
accounts audited bills yesterday.
Motor trains leave Washington avenue for
Lake Calhoun every twenty minutes.
Music and dancing on the steamer Hattie
at Lake Calhoun every evening this week
In the municipal court yesterday John
Grove was committed tor thirty days for
wife. beating.
The CALIFORNIAN club gave its regular
monthly social at Curtiss' hall, which was
well attended.
Take trip around Lake Calhoun on the
steamer Hattie tonight. Always q cool
breeze on the lake.
Lieut.. Swan Walton received word yester-
day morning OF the death of his father in
Gutenberg, Sweden.
Go to Calhoun tonight and take a trip
around the lake on the steamer Hattie. Ride
all night for % cents.
The council committee on roads and
bridges will meet to-day to consider several
matters OF Importance.
The Presbyterian alliance tnet.last evening
at Andrew Presbyterian church, and dis
cussed the labor question. '
The fat womenS convention and the Mem
phis students are still attracting large audi
ences at the dime museum.
Second Corp. Louis Turine of Company
a has been made sergeant and Privates Lee
and Kennedy become corporaS.
st. Stephens Sunday school picnics ut Lake
Harriet to-day and the Vine Street Congreoa-
tional Sunday school at Minnetonka.
A special meeting of the board of trade
will be held tomorrow afternoon to discuss
matters relating to the new postoffice build
ing.
the dire ctors of the First National bank
will meet this afternoon to ratify the action
of increasing its capital stock from $50, 900 to
100000.
A reunion of the scholars of the Second
ward school will be held this evening at
Curtss hail. sumptous banquet will be
served.
The Algonquin club qeld a meeting last
evening at Apollo hall. The club is now in a
fourishing condition and has at present 92
members.
A horse attached to HaDnah's grocery cart
created q sensation on Third street Yesterday
by running away, resulting in a general
smash-up at First avenue south.
Col. Chase now goes on duty at o'clock and
serves until the afternoon, when he is re-
tired by Maj. Landberg. During the night
Col. Hill has charge of the department.
The mayor yesterday requested the city at
torney to draft an ordinance prohibiting stor-,
ing ire works inside the fire limits, and the
same will be prosecuted at the regular meet
ing Friday night.
The local military companies do not like
the order requiring three roll calls day
while in camp, claiming that it will prevent
many from attending by being compelled to
be present at noon call.
The father of E. J. Flint, arrested Monday
by Detective Hoy for stealing a watch and
other jewery from the residence of Mrs.
Andrews, on First avenue south, is promi-
nent st. Paul lawyer.
The unknown man who committed suicide
by hanging himself back of the Minneapolis
mill Saturday night has not been identified
and his body was yesterday buried in the
Potters field by order Of the coroner.
Mayor Ames has made Maj. Landberg the
purchasing agent for the police department.
He keeps a full record OF every article pur-
chased, and turns it over, after approved. to