Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
be ice harvest has virtually closed.

The ice harvest has virtually closed.
G. M. Clarke has been appointed special
policeman for Association Hail.
The poet Longfellow is the next subject
for discussion by the Centenary Literary
society.
The banks of the city are to be closed to-
day. The legal holiday promises to be fully
observed.
Impresario Gale hereafter proposes to sell
reserved seats to the dime concert. Price
Is cents.
Revival meetings are held every evening
Opera house.
The NJ. T. H. club will hold their regular
meeting at their hail. 40 Washington ave.
south, this evening
Augusta Richter has commenced proceed
ings for divorce from her husband, Herman
Richter, on the ground of adultery.
A grand masquerade ball takes place at
Pence opera house this evening, under the
auspices of the Minneapolis Turn Verein
Minneapolis exported 1000 barrels of
flour day before yesterday and 2,1OO yester-
day. Europe knows where to get good
flour.
The Accommodation dairy milk-team ran
away yesterday afternoon scattering milk
and CONSERVATION along from Second avenue
south to Second street.
The Irishmen should not forget the meet
ing for arrangements for the St. Patricks
Day celebration, to be held at Emerald Hall
tomorrow evening.
Patrick Fitzpatrick and Timothy Burns,
two State University students, will deliver
short addresses at the party given by the
General O'Neil Slxirmishers this evening.
Mr.. Samuel Rothchilds, of the newly or
gained firm of Rothchilds & Keyser, engag-
ed a berth for al eastern trip, at the popular
uptown ticket office of the G. M. q St. p.
Il. r., last evening.
The workingmen' S union have caused to be
drawn up bill regulating tho compensation
of county officials to the standard fixed by
them in a recently adopted resolution. The
bill has been forwarded to the Hennepin
county delegation.
A letter received yesterday from Mr.. John
Thompson, of this city, was dated at Mont
gomery, Alabama Mr.. Thompson states
that while in New Orleans he saw both Wells
and Anderson, attended the trial. and visited
them i'll their cells.
The condition yesterday of Miss Emma
Olson, who was SO brutally outraged the day
before yesterday, was slightly for the better.
-Four or five persons were yesterday taken
l,~ro. rz H. l.l,x
that the right one has not yet been found.
The anti cruelty society have hired the
services of a competent man who will put to
death i'll a humane manner such worthless
or OWnerless dogs, Or cats. or other animals
as may be desirable to dispose Of Persons
having any such work to do are requested to
correspond with the secretary of the associ-
alton.
Anton Zaher, Of the well-1nown brewing
firm of Zahler e. Noerenberg, died at his res
idence OH Twentieth avenue south and Bluff
street, yesterday morning. Mr.. Zahler had
many friends to whom the news of his death
will be a surprise. He was stricken with
crysipelas OH Friday last, which terminated
fatally.
One of the blessed privileges of this free
country is the duty which devolyes upon
You to-day to tell your own children and
everybody else's children the story of the lit
tie boy who owned Ratchet and never told
lie. It is your duty, and a duty neglected
is an opportunity lost. The rising genera
ton need to hear that story.
One of the most pleasant entertainments
to be given in the city to-day will be that of
the ball given by the Gen. O'Neil Skirmish-
ers at Brackets hall, this evening. Every
body will be there, and if you haven't al
ready purchased a ticket, do so at once. One
dollar admits a gentleman and lady, and an
orderly, quiet, yet jolly good time is bound
to be the result.
The excellent dime concert postponed last
week is to be rendered tomorrow evening.
1t consists of the Weinburg orchestra as
usual i'll concert and promenade selections.
An additional feature will be Rotations by
Miss L. S. Hewson and the introduction by
Mr.. J. A Mckenzie of new and novel in
strument termed the piano-harp. This con-
cert will be the last of the dime series for a
month, as the hall is otherwise engaged for
Saturday evenings.
WILLIAM PAVTT