Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-13
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

A farmers convention will meet at Min
nehaha hall on Monday, Oct. 18th.
| The board Of education will hold their
next annual meeting Oct. 9th, unless a
special meeting is called.
The Metropolitan Theater company will
open at Pence's Opera House on Wednesday
evening in the society play of married
Life"
large force of men are at work on the
new stables of the Street Car Railroad COM
pany, and the stables will be ready for use
in about two weeks.
A telephone has been constructed between
the office of the Northwestern Fuel company
on Nicollet avenue and the company's yard,
near the suspension bridge.
Owing to the large audience in attend
ance at Wagner & Cotton's Ministries Friday
evening the troupe gave another perform
ance last evening to a crowded house.
| Reuben Reynolds Grated to a small squad
at Central hall, east division, last evening.
1t was dull affair, as anything conducted
by Reub. Reynolds naturally would be.
| New Jerusalem (or Swedenborgian) church,
corner Fifth avenue and Ninth street. Rev.
b. G. Mitchell, pastor. Services at 3 P. M.
Subject of sermon: "The Providential Ad-
justment of Spiritual Life"
special term of the district court was
held yesterday, Judge Vanderburgh devoting
an hour or two to hearing arguments on de-
murrers to Sundry complaints, none of the
cases being of special public interest.
A large audience attended the dime con-
cert last evening at concert hall. The pro-
gramme was one of the best ever presented
at this hall, and Mr.. Gale should not be al
lowed to stop the dime concerts, which are
well worth the small sum of admission.
A public meeting of the Women's Foreign
Missionary society will be held in the Hen
nepin avenue Methodist church this evening
The programme will consist of reports,
essays, etc., by the members of the society,
and will be of much interest to those engaged
in the work.
Those who desire to join the new fire
company which is to take the place of Mu-
tual Hose Co. No. 2 Qately disbanded) will
meet on Tuesday evening, when the COM
pany will be organized and their names will
be brought before the city council on We'd
nesday evening.
The Eoensng Tribune tries to make amends
for it's insult to the Prohibition element in
this city Thursday by copying the GLOBE re-
port Of the Temperance convention in it's
edition last night-one day after the fair. It
won't do, gentlemen. The Prohibitionists
have got you down at your correct valuation.
The managers of the Art Loan exhibition
have decided to keep the exhibition open an
other week. The italian band will be in
attendance and new features are being added
every day. The exhibition is already de-
clded financial success, having Melted for the
object for which it was opened the sum of
$500.
How is this for an estimate? A generally
well-posted local politician figures that the
Prohibition and Republican-National vote
IN Hennepin county will equal or exceed
the Democratic National vote, leaving the
chances of the Republicans and Democrats
about as though there were but two tickets
in the field.
The Lingards, Alice Dunning, VIM. Hor-
ace and Miss Dickie open at the Academy
on Thursday evening for season of three
nights. On Thursday the romantic drama
Heart and Grown will be presented for the
first time in this city. On Friday evening
they will appear in the three act comedy Ju
Jubes, and on Saturday the celebrated
drama LIES FOurchamhau1t