St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-13
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The Minneapolis Gun club will hold
an all-day sweepstakes shoot on July
Is. There will be nine events Lunch
will be served on the grounds and a
free bus will connect with the Eighth
avenue car line.
The Great Northern, Northern Pa
ci1ic and 500 lines have agreed upon a
rate of So for harvest laborers to all
points in Minnesota and the Dakotas,
as far west as a line running through
Rugby Junction.
Walter Shumaker, one of Hayward's
attorneys, brought over the formal
order, staying Hayward's execution,
from st. Paul yesterday. He declined
TO say anything in regard to his eli
ents application for Miss Ging's in
suTance money.
The work Of setting up the asphalt
plant IN the Omaha yards was begun
yesterday morning. Work will begin
next week, and the company claims to
be able-to lay 2,000 square yards per
Gay. At that rate ii will take two
weeks work when the laying is at
last begun.
Mayor Pratt yesterday received a
letter from Judge Healy, of Ipswich,
S. D, stating that fully 1900 extra. men
Will be required for harvest work be
tween Aberdeen and the Missouri river.
Good wages will be paid, and the mayor
is requested to send as many men as
possible.
John Nicholas Brown, who already
owns considerable valuable real es-
tate in this city. has purchased the
Langham hotel, SD and S24 Nicollet
avenue. Thomas r. Marston. an eX-
perierced Eastern hotel man. will man
age the house. The sale was effected
by z. a. Merrill, of the Minnesota Loan
and Trust company
Paul Stachnik, employed at the Dia-
mond saw mill, was injured about Z
o'clock last evening by being struck on
the head by a falling sheath of edS-
ingS. He was removed to his home at
1924 Sibley street northeast. where it
was found he was not seriously in
jured.
County officers are not unanimous in
the matter of removing to the new
county building by the 1St of Septem-
Der. and despite the statements re-
Gently published, il is likely none Of the
officers, with the exception of the clerk
Of the courts and the judges, will be
removed.
Col. c. Nee. Reeve, of the committee
in charge of the cruiser Minneapolis
silver service, has written to the sec
rotary OF, the navy, asking the proper
ceremonials TO be observed in making
familiar with all military usage. he
has not as yet gotten his sea legs
on and he asks Hon. Hilary A. Her
bert 10 help him out.
The citizens committee having in
charge university extension lectures
are preparing already for courses to
be given during the coming lecture
season. Last year four courses were
glven-two at the public library, one
at the Y. NJ. c. a. building and one at
the branch library building on the
North side. At present arrangements
are made for a lecture by Hon. Carroll
D. Wright, United States commission
er Of labor, on labor problems.
H. a. Cleath, charged with passing
2 forged check for $2O.10 upon Sam
Alexander, was arraigned in the police
court yesterday. and his examination
set for a later date. In default of $500
bail Cleath was taken to the county
jail, being handcuffed to the celebrat-
ed forger, William Hartley. Clea IS
check was drawn upon the Bank of
Minneapolis and purpoTted to be
signed by J. s. Bradstreet & Co.