Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
Sleighing ruined upon the streets of the
city.
Billy Burwell. at the First National Bank
is receiving the organizations of his
friends.
The Hyers Sisters novelty will not be for
gotten by readers of The GLOBE. They
open to- morrow night.
Five thousand four hundred and forty
our dollars was discussed to the teachers of
public schools yesterday.
The Milwaukee railway authorities will
open their ticket Office under the Nicollet the
first of the present week.
general meeting of the Fireman's Rifle
ASS ociation will be held next Wednesday
evening at 6 p. m.
Winston Brothers have about half COM
pleted their contract of putting 500 cords of
boulders at the foot of the apron.
The temperance juveniles enjoyed free
skate at the skating Nrk yesterday afternoon
by invitation of the proprietor.
Harlow Gales Dime concert was the only
place of amusement in the city last night,
and as consequence was full to overfowing.
Chief of Police Munger, and Detective
Hoy will have to go down to Hastings again
to morrow as witnesses in the Minnesota
Robbery case.
The regular monthly meetings of the diff
ferent West Division fire companies take
place tomorrow, (Monday) evening, at their
several houses.
Judge Vanderburg held the customary
weekly term of the District Court at the
Court House yesterday. Nothing of import
ance TRANSFERRED.
A large force of men have commenced re-
building Anson's cooper shops, burned last
companies.
There are thirteen paid members of the
West. Division Fire Department. Some of
the companies express themselves as in favor
of an entire pay department.
Joe Harland, soldier who was discharged
at Fl. Lincoln a few days ago, arrived here
yesterday at noon, and was last evening ar
rested in the Dime concert for using indie
cent language in presence of ladies.
Ex-Governor Davis, of St. Paul, will lee
ture for the benefit of the Young Mems
Christion Association of this city, next
Wednesday night, at Association Hall. Sub
ject; "Madame Roland" He will be greeted
with an overlooking house.
Late Friday evening the three year-old
boy of D. G. Gale wandered away from his
home, on First avenue north, and was found
by w. S. Sumner on Hawthorne avenue.
joicings of the entire neighborhood.
Our Medicine Lake fishermen were won
derfully successful. Did they catch any
thing? Certainly. one of them caught a
lecture from his wife on his return, be-
cause his breath was perfumed with car
DAMN seeds, and the othera terrific
cold in the head.
The Hennepin County Agricultural Socie-
ty held meeting in Chowen & Bryants
Office yesterday afternoon for the purpose of
electing delegates to the State meeting which
assemblies in St. Paul Wednesday next. The
delegates elected were ii. F. Brown, Charles
Hoagr, and Chas. Van Ness.
Radical and liberal religionists will not
fail to remember the lecture of G. D. B.
Mills at the Liberal League this after
noon. His subject is purely a scientific one,
and deserves large and appreciative audi
ence. An admission fee of 25 cents will be
charged gentlemen; ladies free.
Susan B. Anthony will lecture for the ben
eft of Betheny Home for fallen women, at
Association Hall this evening. Her subject
will be Temperance, and the Social Evil. -
Our citizens of every class should turn out
and crowd the hall in aid of this noble
charity. The price of admission is fixed at
the merely nominal sum of ten cents.
The following contributions of -four were
made by the millers of this city to the grass
hopper sufferers of Yellow Medicine county:
J. A. Christian & Co., 40 sacks; Washburn,
Crosby & Co., 10 sacks; Petit, Robinson &
Co.; 10 sacks; G. A. Pillsbury & Co., 25 sacks
Cahill, Ankeny & Co., bakers grade. 6 sacks
George 81. Christian, 8 sacks-total. loo
sacks.