St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-13
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBuLEs.

The regular weekly shoot of the Minneap-
oils Gun club will be held on the club
grounds tomorrow
A. Olson was fined $50 yesterday in the
municipal court for sellin liquor OH Sunday
A, 1, Lally and l.. Euglehart had their cases
The colored women of Minneapolis have
organized, with Mrs. Ralph Grey as chair
man. 10 take part in the women S exhibit at
the worlds fair.
j. A. Thompson. who so savagely assaulted
j. B. Coon, proprietor CT Fishers hotel two
weeks ago. waived examination in the mu-
Mclpal court yesterday.
The Minneapolis Typogra phical union is
uniting with the st. Paul union in picnic
et Lindstrom, July 81. A special train Will
be run from Minneapolis.
Edward Burdick. the veteran hotel man
how steward at the Lake Park hotel, Mime,
tonka, has been given gold watch and
chain by the employees of the hotel.
One of the nine general appraisers pro-
vlded for by the Mckinley law is expected in
this city this evening 10 assist Collector
Marchant i'll fixing the status OF certain i'm
portations.
Company A, now in camp at Lake Park.
Mlnnetonka, has invited Gov Merriam to
review the company tomorrow evening The
company will have a sham battle Sunday
afternoon.
The work of abatng the nuisance at
Hoag,s lake was begun i'll earnest yesterday.
Fire Engine No. 10 is engaged in pumping
out one basin, while ten teams are hauling
sand into another.
George r. Newell. the wholesale grocer,
Was arraigned in the municipal court yester-
day charged with selling baking powder con-
tanning alum without proper labels. The case
will be heard today.
Commodore Zimmerman, of the Lake Min
netonka Navigation company, says the
Belle of Minuetonka. the company's Oldest
steamer, will not be burned as was recently
suggested. She is still seaworthy.
The park board received bids yesterday
afternoon for the grass growing on the bot
.om land on Minnehaha parkway, from Thir-
tieth street to Lyndale avenue, and on Lyn-
dale avenue north of Lake Harriet.
The rumor that the st. Louis Park syn
dictate will extend the electric line to the
park on to Minnetonka is again revived. 1t
is urged that the building of the line TO Min
aelonka would make it more valuable.
Edward Siskron. Frank CeGarstrom and
John johnson incorporated yesterday as the
Crown syndicate. The capital stock of the
company is Slc0, GOO, and it proposes to manu-
fGcture and sell ali kinds of mechanical ap-
pi1ances
Next Monday evening Company viii give
reception 10 the friends OF the organization
which is expected to surpasS any military
social event ever seen i'll the Northwest The
company will distribute handsome souvenirs
OF The occasion.
Notwithstanding the warm weather
"Uncle Toms Cabin is recording success
full engagement at the Bliou. Last nights
audience was good-siZed one. \ change OF
bill will occur after the matinee today. For
the evening performance East Lynne" will
be substituted.
The latest is a combine of the dealers in
fish. The biggest fish houses have agreed
that they will not clean and scale fish tor
customers hereafter. They do not have to do
st in other cities, they saw, and they will not
do 1t i'll Minneapolis. The hotels aud res
taurants promise to patroniZe other dealers.
The iobers, association met yesterday and
concluded the business that grew out of the
Republican convention. The ASSOCIATION
meetings are so poorly attended during the
hot weather that it was decided to abandon
regular meetings for the present. Meetings
will lie called by the president whenever
they are 10 be held.
Samuel Hill, accompanied by DIR. Henry
Longstreet Taylor, of Asheville, y. C.. re
turned from the East yesterday. Mr. Hill
says that the business outlook i'll the East is
good, and that in financial circles the teelng
Is SO comfortable that the Northwest will
have no difficulty in getting all the money
needed for handling the crop.
The kindergarten association has secured
Rn exhibit of work done by the normal
class just graduated from Froebel institute,
and Will exhibit ii at The public library,
fourth floor, each afternoon this week after
2oclock. The exhibit consists of perforat-
ing, drawing. sewing. weaving, paper fold
ing. paper cutting, piece work, clay model
Ing and the new color system.
Michael -O'Connell, a bartender, was ar
rested yesterday by Inspectors Hay and Nc
Nuliy, charged with cruelty to animals Last
Sunday O'Connel and several companions
drove i'll from Bass lake. the horse being on
dead run all the way When the horse was.
returned 10 his owner j. ID. Barrett. on Sec
ond street north. he fell dead in the stable.
O'Connel Immediately disappeared. and
could not be foupp until yesterday.