Daily globe., 1878-03-17
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

213 Hennepin avenue. up stairs.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
st. Patrick's day.
Wheat purchases are Light.
Look out for the equinoctial.
regular March day, yesterday.
Election notices we're being posted yes
terday.
The winter stoves have been removed from
the street cars.
Gospel meeting at Association hall this
afternoon at $3.50.
Lower Washington avenue is being filed
in with broken rock.
Levi & Loucheim are fully settled in thier
new store in Center block.
S. s. Watkins of the Red Wing trout
farm was in the city yesterday.
John Dillon in ..All the Rage at tho Aca-
denny of Music to morrow evening.
Three hundred seats had been sold for the
Swedish Lady concert at noon yesterday.
No excuse for not going to church to-day.
There are IS in the city from which to Sc
lect.
s'The Cause and Cure of Revival Phe-
nomena." Subject for Liberal League dis
cussion to-day.
The name of Hon. w. w. McNair has been
mentioned for mayor by both Republicans
and Democrats.
The carpenters have commenced on the
frame work for the new Laramee building on
Nicollet avenue.
Six hundred seats have already been sold
for the Helen Potter entertainment Wednes-
day evening next.
The rooster croweth no more at Brackets
ball. The poultry show has closed and he
will fold his wings until after election.
Mrs. s. S. Brown will resume her place in
the church of the Redeemer choir to-day,
having returned from her Eastern visit.
New Jerusalem (or Swedenborgian)
church, cor. Fifth ave. S. and Ninth street
Services at 3 P. NJ. Subject: "Can God Be
Angry?"
The Emerald Benevolent Association will
meet at their hall this morning at 81a
8'clock. All members are requested to be
present.
The funeral of the late w. s. Atkinson
Three and one-haf avenue this afternoon at
o'clock.
The y. T. K. clothing store will remove
from their present location into the store
recently vacated by Mcconnell & Co., in
Center block.
This is the season of the year when the
enterprising youth looks cautiously over his
neighbnr's fence with an eye to the location
of prospective melon-patches.
Miss Matte Hughes came off victorious
at the East Division First NJ. E, church spell
ing match and received the prize, a Web
ster's Unabridged Dictionary.
Rey. Prof. G. Campbell, of the State Uni
versity, by request, will repeat his sermon
on Eternal Punishment at the Westminster
Presbyterian church this evening.
Minneapolis yesterday shipped 3,4O0
barrels of flour direct to Europe, making
the total shipments to foreign ports within
the past two months, $4,000 barrels
Thomas Quinn, an employe for number
of years of Jas. L. Sphinx, and more recently
of his successor, Cauvet & Reid, died sud
denly of congestion of the lungs, yesterday.
The Minneapolis & St. Louis road sent out
an extra engine yesterday, drawing new
coach named "Jordan.'' The officers of the
/ road occupied the car, and very pleasant
i trip was made.
Rev. G. M. Heard will preach at 1890 A.
NJ. to-day. Subject: "How to be Perfect
Man, Rev. E. C. Mitchell, of the New
Jerusalem church, will preach from the
text: Scan God Be Angry?'
| The examination as to the mental condi-
ton of Ovid Pinney still continues in the
| probate court. The examination of medical
experts was commenced yesterday with Dr.
johnson on the stand during the afternoon.
The ladies and gentlemen of st. Anthony q
parish EAST Side) will give literary and
musical entertainment, for the benefit of
the parishonal schools at the school house
near st. Anthony's church, at 7:3O o'clock
this evening.
The reduced price of admission was the
means of attracting large number to the
poultry show at Brackets block yesterday.
The exhibition has continued during the en-
tire week, and proved itself success fnan-
cially and otherwise.
Association hall is occupied four evenings
this week with amusements, as follows
Monday, Original Swedish Lady Quartet
Tuesday, Choral Society concert; Wednes-
day, Helen Potter in new and novel pro-
gramme, assisted by Miss Florence Barton,
vocal and instrumental, and Miss Minnie j.
Ross, accompanist; Saturday, Gale night.
The Dime Concert of last evening proved
in attendance and interest, to be one of the
old time successes. Mrs. Elliott made friends
with the entire audience, from the rendition
of her first selection, and it is to be hoped
that she may be induced to appear again.
Miss Eva Williams, in her readings, was en-
Enthusiastically encored, and the Weinberg
orchestra well, they are the dime concert
and are always acceptable.
Says the Boston E0ens,ag Transcript OF
the Swedish lady vocal ouartatte which 10 II