Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-10
!. MINNEAPOL1s GLoBELETs.

213 Hennepin avenue, up stairs.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
| Lottie's troupe is booked FAR the Clark
House on Monday.
Che usual special term in the district
court yesterday.
Ninety thousand bushels Of wheat re
ceiVed at the mills during the week.
Col. w. S. King leaves for the East this
evening to be absent week or more.
The next general term of the district
courf, commences February 18th
Rev. J. H. Tuttle of this city speaks at
Red Wing Wednesday evening next.
twenty-five loads of hay and straw and
forty dfour loads of wood in market yester-
day.
The Hedderly-aones commissioner case
will be tried this week and probably finally
settled.
On the evening Of February 18th Acme
Hook & Ladder Company, No. 2, will give
their first annual bail at Harmonic hall.
The recent report of the Womans' Chris
tan Association, shows the society tobe out
of debt, and small balance in the treasury.
Among the many improvements at Lake
Minnetonka for the corning summer Will be
4 six cottages to be erected on Harrington S
point.
/ The report of the union committee has
again been postponed, the time now fixed
upon to report being ats O'Clock. tomorrew
morning.
In the case of Susan p. Walker VS.. the
Estate of Versai j. Walker, decisions were
rendered granting judgment to plaintiff. by
Judge Vanderbury.
Bill Koran, the sneak-thief who was ar
rested the day before yesterday, was before
Judge Cooley yesterday afternoon and was
sent to Jail for 10 days.
Will. Carleton has been engaged to take
the place made vacant by the illness of DR..
Willetts, who was to have appeared in the
three for dollar lecture course.
The masquerade ball given at Harmonic
Hall for the benefit of Mr.. G. NJ. Rees, who
is suffering from partial blindness, netted
nearly $780, The proceeds will be devoted
to medical treatment.
Mr.. McCarty, who resides back Of the
cemetery, on the east side, had his foot
crushed in the woods a few days ago, by a
log rolling over it, causing the amputation
of the member yesterday.
Lottie and her company of q members
will appear at the Academy Of Music to-mor-
row evening. The popular dramatization of
Harriet Beecher Stoves .Uncle Toms
Cabin will be rendered.
The teachers Of the public schools yester-
day raised purse of some $44 for Prof
Marsh, which added to the amount received
from the benefit concert, makes sum
slightly exceeding $500.
The dime concert last evening at Associa-
ton hall was largely attended. Mrs. J. II
Clarke, Miss Burton and Mr.. F. A. Korizek
assisted by the Weinberg orchestra, render
ing programme of unusual merit.
The fees of the city clerk amount to about
5000 per year. The high joint union com.
J mittee report will provide that these, as well
} as the fees and perquisites of all other city
officers, be covered into the city treasury.
The social party which was to have been
given by Minneapolis Lodge No. l, of the
Knights of Pythias. on Monday evening
next, has been postponed on account of the
death of G. G. McDufee, brother of the
; order.
The Marsh concert proved the success an
ticipated. 1,O31 tickets were sold. giving 6
fund of $515.50. From this the expenses Of
0 $57 are to be deducted, leaving the neat little
n e ~
fessor.
\ Mr.. A. M. Anderson, whose cooper shops
burned on the oath of January last, has al
ready completed the erection of larger anc
: better ones to take their place. The lO(
\ men which he employs lost only two days
D work by reason of the fire.
= = H. Curtis, in trying to lift large block il
5 A. M. Anson's cooper shop yesterday morn
0 ing, had his shoulder crushed and the liga
. ments torn by the heavy weight in a mamie
y to cause him to be idle for some weeks, if
9 does not cripple him for life.
I Tbs Hessian Band, Aimee French Oper
S Company, Original Swedish Lady Quartette
It Philharmonic Club, Frank Mayo. and tn
SOL Smith-Russell company either hav
,. dates fixed or in contemplation for this cit
v during the coming spring months.
s Chief of Police Munger recently received
= communication from the chief of the Mem
phis police force asking for information rel
= alive to the number of men employed, til
salaries paid, and the general mode of GOV
: eminent of this city. Memphis cannot fin
: a better pattern in many respects.
d Alderman Bassett is opposed to the Pre-
d posed union. Alderman Waite believes tina
70 the matter should be referred to vote {
3 the people, and city clerk Mead thinks
would make the union more perfect to ru
the ward boundaries across the river, fro1
g one division of the city to the other.
70 Sunday school concert at Plymouth churc
" this evening. At 1870 P. NJ. Rev. J. T
il futile, at the church of the Redeemer, wi
y, deliver a discourse upon the life and deaf
- of the late Pope Pious X, and at P
~ ~ Rev. E. G. Mitchell at the New Jerusalel
-, church will preach upon the subject {
- Suicide, its spiritual cause and its preve1
y tiOn.''