Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-20
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
specially Reported for the Daily Globe
mINNEAPoLIs GLoBELETs.

mINNEAPOLIs GLOEELETs.
Why don't we get the beautiful snow7
Frank Eydt was taken to st. Peter yester-
day afternoon.
J. NJ. Shaw, ESD, was quite seriously in
disposed yesterday.
The Duluth harbor convention will visit
Minneapolis to-day.
Minneapolis lodge No. l, knights of Pyth-
las, will hold a meeting at 1880 O'Clock.
The Comus club will give another of their
Social dances at Silver Grey hall this even
ing.
James Mcpherson, of Deadwood, an old
time Minneapolis gentleman, is in the city
visiting friends.
Mark D. Flower was up yesterday inter
viewing the Hennepin county delegation
about the position of chief clerk of the
House.
A team belonging to granger from Ano-
ka, ran away on the platform, yesterday.
The wagon was broken, and one of the
horses badly Cut.
Mr.. John A. Rea, journalist at large in the
Northwest was in the city yesterday, having
accompanied the Bismarck delegation to the
Duluth harbor convention.
Geo, B. Hall, the slick agent of the slick
line line via Kansas City to the South, has
returned from st. Louis, and wears snow
white necktie as a flag of truce.
special communication of Khurum
Lodge No. 112, will be held this evening, to
Install the officers recently elected, OF which
meeting Judge Cooley will read an original
poem.
Mary Holland was carried in by the police
last night dead drunk and in a half frozen
condition caused by drinking too much cold
Holland" She would have frozen to death
before morning if she had not been dis
covered.
All the members of Mutual Hose company
No. 2 (disbandcd) are urgently requested to
meet at the hose house on Third street this
friday evening at 1880 P. NJ, for the pur-
pose of winding UP the affairs of the late
organization.
The skating rink is the boss place for fun
these wintry nights. On Saturday night
next brass band will be present and dis
course sweet music, while the boys teach the
girls how to skate. See advertise
ment elsewhere.
E. w. Herrick, manager of the Academy Of
Music, returned from his trip to California
yesterday. Now look out for some wonder
full attractions at the Academy of Music. If
fJa will r>sT q TINA will
hear something drop.
The Hess Opera company has cancelled
its dates in Minneapolis and ST. Paul, and
will not visit the Northwest during the com
ing winter. This will be universally re-
GREETED by our musical public, as no com
pany ever visited this city with better sue
cess than the Hess.
The missing man from Greenvale, Dakota
county, named Osmundson, was found YES
terday in one of the ''saloon boarding hous-
es" on Washington avenue, whore he had
been since Friday filling up with bad whis-
ky. He left for his home last evening ac-
companied by his brother.
Mons. Milleur, the mechanist connected
with the Naiad Queen, worked all OF We'd
nesday night in taking down and storing the
machinery used in the production of that
beautiful operetta. The fact that he had
fifteen assistants in his work will give some
slight idea Of tho immense labor connected
with the production Of this great scenic
piece,
There is a scheme on foot to purchase the
old Winslow house on The East Side, refit
and refurnish the same, AID convert it into
a summer resort. 1t would seem to 10 too
late for such a scheme. The house is old,
dilapidatod and out of style, yet there is GER
tainly room for more first-ciass hotels in
Minneapolis. The GLOBE therefore votes
for the scheme.
At stated convocation of st. Johns r.
A. Chapter No. 8, held Tuesday evening,
Dec. IT, the following officers we're duly
elected and installed:
lei. Pc. B. Cooley.
k.-A. Fl. salisbury.
81. Wilson.
G. of H.-Geo. Il. Huntington.
P. S-A. A. Keith.
E. 4. &c. E. Ames.
Treesurer--C. Woodbury..
Secretary-E. hIcDermott.
G. III. of the Sd V.-Geo. Baden.
G. III. of the I'd V.-John A. Schlenner.
G. Nj. of the lst V.---John T. West.
Sentincl--J. Fl. Atty.