Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-24
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

CITY,.
Minneapolis weather prophets predict a
storm.
Remember the caucus and convention
changes.
All of the Republican ward caucusses have
been postponed from Tuesday until Wednes-
day evening.
Leonard Day and family have returned
from the South
H. r. Wells and family have returned
from the South.
The Ovid Pinny case continues, and the
lawyers are happy.
Farmers are nearly two weeks ahead in
the matter of seeding.
Hessian Band at Turner's Hail. f. D.,
Saturday evening next.
The Liberal League holds it's last meeting
to-day until next autumn.
Several farms and valuable city lots We're
flying about in the atmosphere yesterday.
An open eye should be kept for burglars.
A gang is reported among the recent arrivals.
The quarterly conference of the Washing
ton Avenue M. E. church was held last even
ing,
"Religion in Politics. is to be the subject
of the sermon by Rev. J. w. Martin, to-
day.
Set out shade trees and not only add to
the value of your property, but to the beauty
of the city.
@ba toto raliuInn ~
is the subject of the Liberal League discus
sion to-day.
A Shakesperian reception was held at the
residence of Mrs. Wheeler, on Sixth street,
Friday evening last.
It is costing the county $500 per week to
care for poor farm residents until new build
ings can be constructed.
The members of Minnehaha Lodge, |. o..
g. r., gave a free and very creditable liter
ary entertainment at their hall last evening.
Manager Gales ':new idea' in the dime
concert line proved success last evening.
The programme was of musical variety and
interest.
A regular meeting of the Minneapolis
Mutual Benefit Building and Loan Associa-
ton was held at the board of trade rooms
last evening.
The GLOBE carrier states that combined
party of twenty tramps were encountered on
the road between this city and st. Paul
night before last.
fire alarm was sounded in East Division
last night, caused by the burning of some
o1,o Of mile re
north city limits.
Mr.. A. G. Wilcox, formerly of the 7yibune
has returned from q protracted visit to Ohio
and will resume his permanent residence
among our citizens.
The pupils of Prof. Veit's dancing acade
my held a reception at Silver Grey hall las
evening, the occasion being the closing o
the second term of the season.
Remember that Tuesday the 26th inst, il
the only day on which the judges meet a
the various polling places for purposes @
registration. See to it that your name il
registered.
Upon the completion OF the new Wash
burn, Crosby & Go. Touring mill, Gov. Wash
burn will be the heaviest mill owner in tn
country, and will pocket the proceeds O
eightyone run of stone.
A lightning rod man named Storey sus
tanned a fracture of his right arm and tire
ribs yesterday, by reason of the falling of
ladder, while engaged in putting rods on
a residence on Tenth Avenue North.
New Jerusalem Tor Swedenborgian) church
corner of Fifth avenue, south, and Mint
street. Rev. Z. G. Michel, pastor; service
on Sunday at p. NJ. subject, Can tw
walk together, except they be agreedi''
The milling capacity of Minneapolis is t
be increased by the addition of soyenty-thre
run of stone, between now ,.l1u lne ..l4 1t
ing of the present season., CT, y, Of vines.
This will give the city 253 run OF stone.
One of the party Of 1rami,s se1t,nced
the municipal coul. yestetaa;, while on hi
way to jail broke away fr,,u The officer an
ran. One or two u ITS 1T in pursn
but to no effect. rh.. IT, t. thns saves
board bill. provided the t ut. Kept right {
running.
The absence of the society slush in la
evenings TribW u IS accounted for by Il
presence OF the author az ST. Peter. Ii D
Bartlett should read i f. of those socie
oAOASos VIZ
once, and society 40 Iii lose its most bloor
ing nose
Judge L. r. Paige whom. it will be I
membered, recently challenged Bob Inge
soil to discussion, is to lecture at Associ
ton Hall Tuesday and Wednesday event,
next. His subjects are 1.-The beginnil
and end of the world and ''the beginnil
and end of mans
An entertainment of unusual merit to,
place night before last at the schc
house on Western avenue, the occasion +
ing the close of the school in district {
programme of literary ex ercises had be
prepared, and a large audience listened to
very successful rendition.
The 7:19 train on the St. Paul & Paci
road yesterday morning, ran over the foot
Fred Scott, who was lying beside the ira,
Amputation will be necessary. Scott is
son Of Rev. Scott, of Cedar Lake, and b
started up the track from this city for hon
at an early hour in the morning.
The Chas. Hoag referred to in THE Clio