Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-10
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs
April showers yesterday.
Soft maple trees are budding.
c.. Nj. Hardenburp has pOne East.


The rain is coming down, even if the logs
are not.
Farm machinery and lumber is rapidly
going countryward.
The third term of 10 weeks of the State
university, commences Tuesday next.
The Comus club are to give party at
Silver Grey Hall, Friday evening next.
The Ancient Order of United Workmen
has State membership Of 1900 in Mime
sofa.
Work was yesterday commenced on the
foundation walls for Louie Laramee's new
store.
Sandy Lyon, Milwaukee & ST. Paul
brakeman, lost a finger while coupling cars
yesterday.
State grand lodge of the Knights Of
Honor will be organized in this city Tues
day next.
Rev. E. S. Williams conducted the reli-
gious services at the Opera House saloon last
evening.
There are now eighty seven members en-
rolled for the proposed new lodge of Knights
of Pythias.
1t is expected that an advance in freight
rates will be made between Chicago and the
East, tomorrow.
Thos. Hale Williams has been reelected
librarian of the Athen@um at salary of
ST. 900 per year.
Miss Julia Rive King is billed for piano
recital at the Academy of Music, Wednesday
evening, March -.
st. Louis parties are making very tempt
ing offers to Minneapolis ice dealers for
their stock in store.
Stephen Lovejoy is convalescent, after
five weeks attack of fever, although his
friends hardly know him.
G. S. Whitaker, of the Pioneer Drug
store, shouldered his gun yesterday and
started out on tour for ducks.
The directors of the Atheneum have de-
cided to hold monthly meetings hereafter,
on the first Monday of each month.
Mrs. Clagstone has temporarily discontin-
ued her classes in music and German. owing
to the severe illness of her little son.
Judge E. S. Jones has purchased four tick
cts to Europe, via the Cunard steamer, Gym
thia. He will attend the Paris Exposition.
The fare from Minneapolis to Europe and
return, for persons desiring to attend the
Paris Exposition, ranges from $144 to $3.50,
gold.
Subject for Liberal league discussion to-
day: Our present revival phenomena
Are they Of the Holy Ghost, or Of David
Updegraf.
The proposed addition to the court house
designs an Office for the judge of Probate
for which the county now has to pay renta
of $500 per year.
According to the terms of an advance ir
freights, to take place tomorrow, it will cos
an even dollar per barrel to ship -four from
Minneapolis to New York.
!, Prof. Leib has returned from two weeks
trip through Iowa, Missouri and Illinois, HI
took leading part in the recent production
at Des Moines: of Tarplor's Sacred Opera.
The endowment rank recently incorpor
guarantees it's members Sc, 900 life insurance
and the State association further sum O
$500.
new street crossing has been put dow
' on Washington avenue, opposite Gale
: Co.'S, as the work of excavating for the ne1
i. bank building renders the regular crossin
! useless.
q T r,,ftlo cd he IL
: Redeemer, will deliver an address this even
ing, giving some account of visit to Con
> stantinople and of Isamism as seen il
that city.
: New Jerusalem Tor Swedenborgian) church
;. corner Fifth avenue south and Ninth street
Rev. E. G. Mitchell pastor. Service at 3 I
: NJ. on Sunday. Subject, this afternoon
!, ''Let the dead bury their dead.''
y An addition 43x1O0 feet, two stories higl
v with ornamental stone front, is being bull
to Brackets block. Shafting will be place
O in the addition and main building, and
v thirty horse power Erie engine will furnis
:: power.
Association hall was filed last evenin
IT by large audience, who took advantage {
tue opportunity aHOrOeO or listening to tn
q best musical combination this country ca
!, produce, and at prices lower than ever be
fore given.
" At recent meeting of the Minnesot
State Poultry association, a resolution wa
e adopted, by which the association pledge
: itself do all within its power to procure
large exhibit of poultry at the fair to be bel
s. in this city September next.
! The Franklin insurance company, of S
IS Louis, has retired from business, but h,
insured its risks in the Home insuran,
is company, of New York. The old Frankli
in has many policy holders in this city, who vi
st do well to make note of the above fact.
The Atheneum will expend 800 p,
ID month during the spring and summer in Il