St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-10
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Mrs. u. p. Nose is expected home to-
day, after six weeks absence.
The picnic for the benefit of Labor
Temple shows profit Of 1885.
The September meeting of the Retail
Grucpr>' association will be held Monday
evening.
Dudley p Chase post and corps Will
giyea musical and literary entertain
ment ut their nall, 20S Central avenue,
Monday evening.
AIue Boyd sailed from Europe Sept.
?. steamer La Gascogne, expected TO
land IN New i ork today. She will ar
rive in Minneapolis in few days.
The calendar for the September term
of the district court which opens on
Tuesday Will contain l, l34 cases, which
is 100 more than for the same term last
year.
Tie first exhibition of the Twin City
Athletic club, under the management
of John $. Barnes, the well known ath-
lete, will take place the evening of
Sept. p.
Col j. w. Lawrence has made COM
plant against Il. c. Tyler, wholesale
grocer of Detroit, Mich. for issuing adj
vertiSing medals which resemble one
cent pieces.
The opening OF the college of physi-
clans and surgeons, which has recently
moved into the Rand mansion, on Sew
enth street and Sixth avenue south, Is
set for Sept. %.
Herbert Reynolds, 1926 Motor avenue,
has disappeared from home. His wife
made inquiries about him at police
headquarters last evening. She said he
mad $50 with him.
A mass meeting of the Irish people Of
this city will be held at l16 Washington
avenue north neXI Wednesday evening,
for The purpose of making arrangements
TO attend the Irish day at the worlds
fair
angelist-Leyden, of Boston. Mass.
has been invited to this city to deliver
serieS of lectures on the Public School
Question" and kindred topics. The
lectures will be given i'll Century Music
hail at an early date.
The j. X. Clarke company, whose box
factory OH Nicollet island was destroyed
Aug. Is. Will rebuild very soon, the
plans having been completed. The new
building will be a three-story brick
structure. and will cost, exclusive of
machinery, ETC., S25, 900.
Members of Minnehaha Lodge No. 6,
|. o. G.. T., will meet at the home of
Mrs. Perry. 1906 Fifth avenue south,
this evening, and proceed in body to
the Park Avenue Congregational
church, where Rev. Smith Baker Will
preach temperance sermon.
j. A. Dunn, who reported to the
mayor that he had been robbed of IS in
!. j. McGregor'S saloon, at II First
street south, last week, by reason of
which the saloonkeeper's license WAS
revoked. now says he was not robbed,
but was was very drunk and spent the
money.
The programme is arranged for the
formal opening OF the new seminary of
the United Norwegian Lutheran
church, which has been organized this
summer. 1t will consist of the dedi-
catOry exercises, and of appropriate adj
dresses and music. The opening occurs
Sept IS.
The insurance adjusters have reached
an agreement on the loss in the case of
the l1Orr u Backus mill, burned i'll the
lumber district fire. The total loss al
lowed is Sas543.25. The adjnsters have
commenced on the other mill lost by
Backus IL Co., having only just received
the appraisal.
The park board committee On finance
met Friday and received report of its
financial condition. The amount in the
treasury is S42,612, and there is $500
due on warrants, ,000 on the pay
rolls, s5,594 on miscellaneous bills and
$1,000 oil bills presented to come up at
the next meeting of the board. The
committee decided to recommend the
payment of all these obligations.
Tomorrow evening HoyPs "a Texas
Steer Will be presented at the Grand
opera house by Tim Murphy and the
original company. 1t is not necessary
10 add that il is the cleyerest thing that
Mir. 1luyt has ever written, or that it is
a panacea for that "blue feeling" that
beats all the other remedies that were
ever manufactured. The engagement is
for the Week, with a popular priced
matinee "Wednesday, when the adElis
sion Will be p aud 80 cents.