St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-24
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Mick O. The Woods will be the bill at
Pence tonight.
The Plymouth Scandinavian Sunday school
holds it annual picnic at Morses island.
r. F. Travellick of Detroit, Mich, lectures
Sunday evening upon the labor problem.
The first Of the series of summer concerts
at Central park will be given this evening.
Jerry Zincy, whose parents reside in this
city, ran away from the reform chool yesUer-
day morning.
Hop My Thumb and Capt. Chittenden
will be the features for the coming week at
the dime museum.
q Haverly's minstrels last night concluded
their engagement at the Grand, having played
to good business.
Camp meeting at Lake Harriet from June
% to 30 Everybody invited. Motor trains
every twenty minutes.
A number of the members of the old Min
nesota First regiment have gone to Winona to
attend the reunion.
Go to Lake Harriet and attend the camp
meeting. 1t will do you good. Motor trains
every twenty minutes.
A mad dog was shot on the corner of Twen-
ty-seveuth avenue south and Twenty-siXth
street Tuesday evening
Take the motor 10 Lake Harriet and attend
the Seventh Day AdventiStS camp meeting.
Trains every twenty minutes.
A concert of Scandinavian music will be
given at CurtisS ball tomorrow afternoon by
the Northwestern Conservatory OF Music.
The mechanics institute meets this evening
the Syndicate block, when George d. Heb
Will read paper upon Deep Silver Mining"
A very interesting concert was given at
Curtss hall yesterday AFTERNOON by the pupils
OF the Northwestern conservatory OF music.
The case Of Z. NJ. Douglass, arrested for
violating the building ordinance, was yester-
day continued to July in the municipal
court
Over 200 tents have been pitched at Lake
Harriet b. the camp meeting folks. Take
TIM motor and see them; No admission
charged.
Steamers on Lake Minnetonka connect with
all trains Oh motor line. Trains leave WASH
ington avenue Tor Minnetonka $50 and a.
H. ! 20 and p. m.
The journeymen and master plumbers are
conferring upon proposition TO resume the
ten-hCuc system, ut the same prices that were
paid prior to May !.
Detective King yesterday arrested q man.
who gave his name a. Harry Terrill who last
Sunday night attempted TO roJ Il girl ut Pol
Second avenue south.
The Union excursion and picnic OF the New
York associations of Minneapolis and St.Paul
takes pluco this morning TO Lake Pepin on
the steamer Centennial.
Prof. Morse gave tic last OF his series Of
organ recitals at Gethsenane church last
night. He was assisted By Miss Josie Me-
Mullan ard Mrs. Il. L. Hush.
Those intending TO participate in the bowl
ing tournament should c;il early at the
Palace bowling alley and play tGeir games.
The tournament closes Saturday evening.
stranger. who purchased g drink in a
saloon on Washington avenue and exhibited
large roll OF money. has disappeared. leaving
a satchel ut the saloou Foul play is feared.
II. o. Peterson was pleasantly surprised at
bis house, ut 1929 Washington avenue south,
by large number o. friends, who called and
helped him Celebrate his thirty-seventh birth
day.
The singers of the Harmonic band vii! give
an excursion to ChaSka III July. accompanied
by DAM S band. Ma. or Ames will speak and
an excellent musical program will be fur
nished.
While bathing in the river near Orths
brewery Tuesday evening, John Norwack
whose parents reside at As Eighth avenue
southeast was drowned. The body has not
yet been recovered.
The Minneapolis Dental society banquets
at the West tomorrow evening, when Prof.
Fowell, Rev. II. NJ. Simmons, Rev. T. O.
Holman, j. T. Roberts, }. Z. Wyman and
others will speak.
The Plymouth Scandinavians, the Swedish
mission and the Swedish Temperance Reform
club will ali picnic at Minnetonka to-day, 60
ing out by the motor. They will make trip
over the lower lake on the Belle.
Mr.. McNair yesterday sent Ray Maxfeld
the young man who stole $4,000 in notes from
his office recently, home to Chicago, where
he will be cared for. The case against him
in the district court has been dismissed
The Cincinnati club met last eyening and
decided TO hold its picnic at Chapmans Lake
Minnetonka, next Tuesday, going and return
ing over the Minneapolis & St. Louis road. 1t
is expected that about fifty will attend.
The cigarmakers employed in Elwin's fac
tory yesterday presented Mayor Ames with
box Of cigars in appreciation of his humane
and courteous treatment of their union breth-
rem, the street car drivers, during the late
strike
The annual election of the Minnehaha Life
Insurance company occurred Yesterday. re-
sulting as follows: r. L. Stillman, A. A
Camp, H. A. Turner, c. Rasmussen, J. Fl.
Paulson, j. W. Dreger, c. P. Silloway, W. D.
Lawrence, P. Clausen.
Division No. 3. A. o. H., met last evening
and elected the following officers: President,
S. j. Mccarthy: vice president, Thomas Mu,-
cahY; recording secretary, John MCGOWAN;
financial secretary, James Sullivan; treas
urer, Andrew Dolan.
County conventions of the Prohib ton
party will be held at Alexandria, Minneapo-
lis, Cottage Grove and Winona on the 18th
inst, at Hutchinson and Zumbrota on the
2Sth Granite Falls. 10Th; Madelia, July l;
Window and Preston, July 2, and LIE Sueur,
July 3.
The Montezuma Gold Mining company was
Incorporated yesterday by Dennis Ryan and
S. E. Dawson of ST. Paul and Hans Mattson
and Luth Jaeger of Minneapolis. The capital
stock is placed at $l,000,000, in shares of $40
each. The first meeting of the company will
be held IN this city the first Monday in July.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John G.. Fraser and Grace K. Arbo, Daniel
Baker and Lizzie Waters, G.. C. Schmidt and
Caroline Mace, Angler Ames and Frances L.
Bachelor, Joseph Kresmer and Anna Hoff-
man, Cornelius Trexler and Josie Davis, Au-
gust Kuhelmeyer and Minnie Noth James NJ.
Murphy and Jenett E. Chalmers.