St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-10
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Evangelistic meetings will be re
sumed in the Jumbo concert hall To-
night Rev. S. r. Ellis, a blind evangel-
list, will preach, and his daughter will
assist in the musical programme
The new city directory will be ready
Tor delivery some time between July
10 and %, according 10 ". P. Cooper,
manager Of the Directory company. Mr..
Cooper estimates there will be 5000
names in the directory.
Rev. Pleasant Hunter was unable to
accompany the Y. P. S. c. E. delega-
ton TO Boston Monday evening, owing
to the serious illness OF Mrs. Hunter.
The doctor will postpone going East
until she is able to accompany him.
The health department will inaGgur-
ate q. dairy inspection on Aug. !, and
the work will be prosecuted with great
Vigor. Every mich COW will be exam
ined for tuberculosis, and some s., 600
will be expended in the work.
A quarantine has been established
by the health department in South Min
neapoliS in the vicinity of Blooming
ton avenue, near Twenty-fifth street.
locality sadly afflicted with diph-
liberia.
s. Herman. a tailor living at 1904 En-
erson avenue north, was found in the
alley back Of Temple Court at
o'clock Tuesday morning, in a badly
damaged condition. He had fallen into
a manhole and had sustained a com
pound fracture of the left arm, and hiss
left leg and side We're badly bruised.
The Retail Grocers' association came
out consideBa bly, ahead on its recent
picnic at Lake Park. Receipts from
various sources are reported as being
S1.75l15, and disbursements S1,601.63.
There is still considerable money 10 be
paid in.
The Nicollet avenue merchants have
concluded TO hold no more indignation
meetings, unless there should be an
unusual delay in the arrival OF the
asphalt plant The entire outfit Is ex-
pected Thursday.
Sodinis concert hall. the notorious
Casino. will contiue 10 be operated as
heretofore Yesterday a license was
issued to Sam Frank, who has been
Sodinis bartender, and an Admission
fee will he charged. Mayor Pratt
thinks he sees through Sodinis little
scheme. but says the place will have TO
be conducted in very orderly manner
or he will close ii up again.
The Milwaukee road will accommo-
date those who wish to visit the First
regiment camp at Lakeview by making
special rates next Saturday and Sun
day. On Sunday a special train will be
run from Minneapolis and st. Paul.
The Minneapolis Limited Cycle club
yesterday filed articles Of incorpora-
ton. The officers are: Collie Bell, pres
lG6nt; A. + y oft, vice president: ChaS.
J. Ende, secretary, and w. A Witelaw,
treasurer.
The emptying Of the peat bog at the
northern end OF the big tank on the
reservoir grounds yesterday necessi-
tated the putting on of an additional
crew Of sixty men. The peat is being
used as fuel in the reservoir engines.
The report of the detective depart
ment for the six months ending June
50 has been prepared by Inspector Mat
AI2lon, showing a total Of us arrests
for the six months. divided as follows:
January. 81; February, q: March. 90:
April, &c: May. a: June. IS. The total
value Of personal property recovered
during the period and returned TO own
ers was So $3.50. The value of horses
and carriages reported lost or stolen,
and recovered and returned. was $54, 902.