Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-29
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

on application.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
You pays your money and you takes your
choice.
Now the line is clearly drawn. Aristocrac,
or labor.
The public schools have closed for yaca
ton of one week
The East Division public school e1amina.
tons commence to-day.
A change of time goes into effect on the
Minneapolis d St. Louis road next week.
The last masquerade of the season is to
be given by the F. D. society this evening.
DR.. Nelson has removed his Office to No
Ell, Best's block, South Washington avenue.
A temperance mass meeting has been
called to meet at Association Hall Monday
evening next.
Many of the sidewalks in the East division
AFRO sadly in need of repair. Where are tho
street commissioners.
Yesterdays Pioneer Press contained the
reports of two ward caucuses out of eight
held in the city. The GLOBE had them all.
Farmers near the city are greatly troubled
by prairie fires ct present, and some of
them have had quite narrow escapes from
serious loss.
Saw mill owners are pushing things for
ward in lively manner, and all the mills
will probably be running full blast much
earlier than usual.
There are plenty of idle men on the streets
at present, and those in search of help ought
not to find much difficulty in securing all the
assistance needed.
Mr.. E. r. May was out on the street again
yesterday. His ankler, which was severely
sprained few days ago, is improving, al
though still quite lame.
1t is reported that Charlie Eden, who
played base ball here last summer, will not
play this season, but is about to Join the
Chicago fire department..
large number of new buildings are al
ready in tho course of construction through
out tho city, and dspite hard times the indi-
cations are that an unusually largo amount
OF building will be done this summer.
There is trouble coming for the stfeet-car
drivers, if rumor proves true. It is said the
company has purchased lot of bell punches,
and will put them in use Immediately upon
their arrival probably the first of next
week.
The Citizens Relief Association will hold
special meeting Saturday morning at 8
o'clock, at the Office of the association, in
the room formerly occupied by the United
States express company. The executive
committee will make report
Prof. B. T. Veit, it is understood, will, in
few weeks, give grand ball ct Silver Grey
hall, as the closing party for the season. It
will be one Of the best of the season if car
ried through, and his friends are living in
anticipation of grand good time.
Sneak thieves and tramps are almost too
numerous to mention. On the East Side
they are proving serious nuisance, and
many of the citizens are thinking seriously
Of making work for the undertakers by dis
posing of some of the worthless fellows.
Work on the east channel stone arch
bridge is being rapidly pushed forward. All
the timber supports that arc to sustain the
weight of the arches during their construc-
ton, have been placed in. position, and the
masonry work is advancing as we'll as could
DO expected.
Mr.. H. A. Gale has arranged for stjolly
dime night" this week, and on Saturday
evening will present some new attractions.
Mr.. Walter Do Mers, of Chicago, elocution.
ist, Weinberg orchestra, and the Minneapolis
colored singers. ten in number, for three
numbers.
The last Comus club social for this season
occurs at Silver Grey Hall this evening. It
is to be calico party, and, Judging from the
amount of preparations going On during the
past two weeks, it will prove grand success
in every particular. Those who have been
60 fortunate as to SECURE invitations should
not fail to attend.
Examinations were held in all of the pub
lie schools Of the West Division yesterday
and large number of citizens and strangers
were in attendance. Tho exercises at the
Jefferson school building were specially in
terestlng. An exhibition of industrial draw.
ing was the subject of universal admiration
and the opinion of those in attendance was
to the effect that while the jefferson is the
handsomest and most complete school build.
ing In the city, it was also under an excel.
lent superintendency, assisted by the best
corps OF teachers that the board of educa.
ton could provide.