Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-03
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Blue Monday.
Yesterday was a quiet, orderly day in Min
neapolis.
Rev. R. F. Sample resumed preaching
yesterday.
No Choral Society rehearsal this evening,
as anticipated.
The canvass for the city directory COM
mences to-day.
Chalybeate springs were not SO extensively
visited yesterday.
A slight increase in the volume of water in
the river at this point is noticeable.
Don't forget the Bethanian society enter
tainment at the Baptist church this evening.
Rev. II. c. Woods has returned from his
sojourn in the East and occupied his pulpit
on Sunday.
The Minneapolis harvester works are run
ming night and day to supply the unusually
large demand.
Quite number of st. Paul people come
up to Minneapolis to attend the public fu-
neral of unrecognized dead yesterday.
The churches were we'll attended yester-
day. Several of the sermons prepared for
the occasion were unusually interesting
Quite number of young men from Min
neapolis will be in attendance at the St.
Louis Jockey club races which commences
to morrow.
The attendance at the Red Rock camp
meeting this year will be larger than ever
before, judging from the preparations being
made III Minneapolis.
The work of constructing a sewer from
First to Second avenue north on Washington
avenue will commence this morning uxder
| the supervision of Sphinx & Nichols
The flags were flying at half-mast yester-
day about Minneapolis, out of respect to the
| memory of those who lost their lives in the
calamity that happened in this city May I'd.
| Theoretically the saloons were all closed
yesterday, as per instructions of the chief of
police. but that did not prevent the boys
from indulging in book beer to their hearts
content.
DIR. f. r. Lees, of Leeds, England, de-
livered lecture on 60 Bible Temperance at
Association hall last evening, that was in
structive and entertaining. The attendance
was very good.
! The crusaders entertainment at Pence
Opera House, Friday evening of this week,
promises to be very good one, and will
doubtless attract a full house. good pro-
gramme has been selected, that will be sure
to please all who may attend.
Regular monthly meeting of the board of
trade at their rooms in the city hall, this
morning at 8 o'clock. George B. Wright
will submit a report of the condition of the
Hutchinson branch of the Minneapolis and
Northwestern narrow guage railroad.
This evening the Betbanian society con-
nected with the Female Seminary will give
their regular annual entertainment in the
Baptist church. 1t will be one of the best
ever given by the society. and the church
will certainly be crowded to OVERLOOKING.
Frank Sexton, an eight year old lad, re-
siding on Western avenue, now wears his
face with a side gore. An Infatuated COW
did the business, and it came near being
more serious. A gentleman happened to
pass by and come to the little fellows rescue.
Mr.. Tremaine, with his colossal sun pic
lures illustrating the incidents and expert
ences of tour from New York to Jerusalem
!. will appear in the Academy of Music, Min
neapolis, tomorrow evening. Tuesday even.
, ing the pictures embrace that portion of the
trip that lies between New York and Paris
On that evening no admission fee will be
charged, and the house should be packed
full.