St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBUlEs.

June Is the Hotel st. Louis at Lake Mime
tonka will open.
The Hungarian band will play at Leland
rink June 16, II, Is and 10.
To-day AID Mills and large party will go
to Duluth on trout fishing expedition.
& Pools last night sold So to 81 against Mime
apolis in the game with Eau Claire to-day.
The postoffce employees are Disguised be-
cause they are obliged to work by gasighJ.
Supt. Janney of the motor line thinks the
soda motor will be here by the LIST of July.
Many knights of Pythias from this city will
attend the supreme lodge at Toronto next
month.
Eli D. Murch was examined before Judge
LELAND yesterday and committed to the insane
asylum.
This morning the Northwestern Hospital as
ISOLATION will meet at Mrs. 7. b. Walker S
residence.
10. F. Meager and r. H. Pickering have
sold their interest in the Empire steam laun-
dry to DeLeon s. Baldwin.
The first regatta of the season will be sailed
on Lake Calhoun this afternoon. Seven
yachts have been entered.
Detective King yesterday returned from
Austin with William Bartels, charged witt
stealing quantity of cutlery.
John H. Mann, manager of Clark's cafe,
threatens to sue Jacob Barge for abusive
language, which he claims the latter applied
to him.
The plat of Melviles addition to Mime
apoliS, lying at Three-and-one,h half avenue
south and Twenty-fifth street, was filed yes
terday.
Several citizens have complained that the
body of dog has been lying in the road at
the corner of Nicollet avenue and Fourth
streets.
Large crowds are still the rule at the dime
museum, where Mrs. Tom Thumb and her
husband Count Magri, are giving farewell
receptions.
Mrs. J. T. Malone, TIT Second street north
east, left last night for her former home, ST.
John, n. B., on a visit. She will remain there
all summer.
T. c. Glazer and Fred Laggenwald, both
employees OF Harrison, the tailor, are to have
a shell race at Lake Calhoun Sunday after
noon, one mile and return, for 500 side.
Patrick McGurk died yesterday at the resi-
dence of his parents, corner Fourteenth ave-
nue. north and Fourth street. The funeral
will take place Thursday morning from the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception.
In the municipal court yesterday Charles
Albee, who keeps the Grand View house at
Lake Calhoun, pleaded not guilty to the
charge of selling liquor without license, and
demanded a jury trial. The case was con-
tinued. ~
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
A. W. Persch and Mamie Krei; Louis A. de
Voc and Nettie Stage; Edward Blais and
Mathilda Leurenise; Matthias Aurada and
Josie Mikesh; Albert Y. Merritt and Emma
E. Hurd.
Members of the grand lodge committee
Knights of Pythias, will go to St. Paul this
morning to decide upon a route to the su-
preme lodge, which meets at Toronto next
month. The Minneapolis members favor the
all-lake route from Duluth.
Last evening Mounted Officer Devereaux
of University avenue and Fourteenth avenue
southeast who had just tried to ''hold up q
citizen. The fellow claimed to be from KAN
sas City, but refused to give his name.
AT the annual meeting in this city of the
International Mining, Smelling 8, Manufacture
ing company yesterday the following officers
were elected: President Robert G. Kalkhoff;
vice president, e. R. Kent; treasurer, o. A.
Pray; secretary and general manager Charles
Evans Holt.
W. R. Ebell yesterday swore out warrant
for the arrest of eX-policeman Douglass who
he claims restrained him. of his liberty in a
high. handed manner without any authority
This is an outcome of the arrest of Max Bird
upon the charge of stealing dress from
Douglass house.
Judge Young decided yesterday that mo-
ton to set aside the report of the commits
sioner having in charge the condemnation of
certain lands belonging to Frank NJ. Thorn
term May 20, was irregular, and that no
cause had been shown why the report should
be dismissed.
At the Exposition meeting yesterday a con-
tract with the Chicago Terra Gotta company
was reported by Mr.. Gale. IT don't know
about this terra Gotta" said a member 81
remember prominent Nicollet avenue build
ing which had the terra Gotta upon it and
after the rigors of one winter it was shipped
off and covered up with galvanized iron.'' II
know that" replied Gale, ''but that terra
Gotta came from st. Paul" A laugh went
around and the contract was approved.
]. S. Rankin returned yesterday from the
cooperative colony, looking as though coun-
try air and granger work agreed with him.
s'our crops are coming along finely" he said
land the drought which troubled some local
tiles did not reach US at ALL / left everything
in the most fourishing condition and every
body hopeful and happy. When Jim Hills
new railroad is completed we will be only
four hours from Minneapolis
The water board held a meeting last even
ing at which it was shown there was prob
able deficiency of $50, 1914 and that $50, 600
of water bonds had heen sold and the council
expended the money. The mayor announced
that the legislature had authorized the sale of
S15O,000 of bonds for the use of the board
and MIR. Foote'S motion that the $50, 900 Dor
rowed by the council be returned and the rest
of the bonds sold prevailed. The next meet
ing will be held week from Thursday.
A schedule Of he assets and liabilities of