Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

The advanced prices On lumDer LOOK eAeo'
yesterday.
Mr.. J. S. Heaton left for business trip
East last evening.
Society Norden expects to present to TIC
public the drama of "Joy and Sorrow, al
an early day.
The communication tickets heretofore issued
to students by the street railway manage
ment have been withdrawn.
The depot and the city ticket Office of the
Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad are
to be connected by telephone.
The expenditures made by the Hennepin
County Bible Society during the past year
exceed the receipts by SS91.54.
The pay car passed up the main line of
the St. Paul & Pacific road yesterday, and
the railroad employees are again happy.
meeting of the workingmen's union was
held last evening, the object being general
preliminary organization for the spring cam
paign.
Mr.. VIM. B. French. Of Chicago, the
popular adiustor of fire losses, was interview
ing some of the insurance men of the city
yesterday.
Madam Milton, who has been engaged in
teaching French in the city for several years,
left last evening to take up her permanent
residence in Boston.
Conductor Bryant yesterday considered
himself on the track of the thief who stole
his satchel of tickets, and expects to over
haul him to-day at Austin.
The literary society of Centenary church
is to discuss 'The eminennt women of the
French and American revolutions at it's
meeting tomorrow evening.
Mr.. G. M. Loring will commence, at an
early day, the erection of a very fine block
of eight tenement houses on the corner of
Eighth street and Sixth Avenue South.
There is nothing more beautiful or more
certain in life than the material assistance
which the starting of the average Minneapo-
lis street car will give to passenger, seeking
for Sc at
Hon. James E. Child of the Waseca Rad
zeal, delivers lecture at Harrison Hall this
evening upon "The moral and legal issue
pending between the temperance people and
the liquor traffic.
At a recent canvass made under the au-
thorization of the Hennepin County Bible
Society, out of 1894 families visited in
Minneapolis two hundred and thirty-six did
not possess copy of the bible.
A case of smallpox in mild form is re-
ported at No. 2,217 Third Avenue south, in
this city. The sufferer is Mr.. w. S. Gran
dali, fireman of the Milwaukee and St.
Paul railroad. Vaccination is in order.
The lecture of Budd Reeve, the concert of
the Hessian Band, the lecture of Pat. Child,
the Gethsemane festival, the meeting of the
anti-cruelty society, and other minor meet
ings will attract nearly everybody's attention
for this evening,
The Hessian band gave one of the most
delightful concerts ever listened to in this
city to large and critical audience at the
Academy of Music last evening. Every one
should hear them tonight, it being their
last appearance in this city.
The subject of a joint concert by the Min
neapolis Orchestral Union and the St. Paul
Musical Society is again being talked up
The combination would give an orchestra OF
between forty and fifty pieces, and would
draw crowd in both cities.
The Hessian band arrived in the city one
train later than was expected yesterday, thus
disappointing the band that was to meet them
at the depot. The members of the band
being unable to speak English registered al
at the United States Hotel, Bridge
square.
The young people of Gethsemane are
anticipating great deal of pleasure from
the festival to be given at the residence Of
r. p. Russell tonight. It is limited that the
programme will include dancing, and the
torgan fund - will doubtless be materially
increased.
The police yesterday captured a man Civ
ing his name as Miller, Morris and Myers
he being partner of the man Proctor, who
was sent up for so days recently for stealing
an overcoat from the store of G. G. Van
strum. He was found i'll the crowd follow
ing the Hessian band, and will be overhaulet
before the court to-day.
The following decisions we're filed at tn.
clerk of tie courts Office yesterday: Sam
uel N. Ewing VS.. Charles Kell; proceeding
dismissed: no determination on til,
subject of costs nor form of judg
ment at this time. D. M. Gilmore vs. Henri,
Fairfield, defendant, and Trussell & Boutell
garnishees; order allowing plaintiff to i'll
supplemental complaint, the case to be trie,
ut the next term of court.
Mr. J. M. Hazen, at thorough gentleman
and of considerable fame as a manager,
corresponding with Eastern parties, with til
view Of inaugurating, about March LIST,
season of entertainments at Pence Oper
House. A frst-class stock company will b
engaged and series of number one enter
tainments given, that will be credit to tn
city, and at prices satisfactory to all.
Mr.. "Jule'' Meyers, Of the Nicollet Hous
billiard room, in playing 40 points recentl
made the remarkable 'sruns'' of Sc, 90, 81
20, and SO respectively. The game was th
three ball French carom, and it should be IT
membered that the last run was not finishe
when he was declared winner. The averae
was IS, being better than the recent ave-
age of Sexton in his game of 1000 points
New Orleans.
The statement that Thompson, Trip, &c
the Wisconsin horse thief, escaped from II
Minneapolis police force is an unjust charg
He was arrested on suspicion held for Sc,
eral hours, and released only upon the a,
vice of both the City and county attorne
As to the danger of arresting such despe
ado, it may be stated that he was ARRESTED
this city by Officer Shepard one of the small
est men on the police force, and who
weight is only $50 pounds.
Prof Peck, of the University, was yeste