Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Specially Reported for tho Daily 81
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErS

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The weather continues clear and cold.
The city was very quiet yesterday, and the
churches were we'll attended.
Miss Susie M. johnson drew fair attend
ance at her inspirational lecture yesterday
morning.
Z An interesting gospel temperance meet
ing vas held at H,rrison hall yesterday
afternoon.
On the 2lst of this month Rev, !. Fl
futile will lecture at Rochester, on "Jerusa-
lem and its Surroundings.''
Mr.. Andrew Robertson, of Montreal, presi
dent of the board of trade of that city, was
sightseeing in Minneapolis yesterday.
The printers were around all right ysster,
day. Only one or two feel any incon-
venience from their tramp on Saturday
night.
Another large crowd of people occupied
the roof of the Washburn "a" mill yester-
day, enjoying the beautiful view there OBJ
tanned. s &C.,. .-.
The gay and festive clothes-line rob5er
still fingers in this vicinity, and measures
should be taken to prevent any depredations
on his part.
The saw mills will make an extra effort
this week to reduce the supply of logs as
much as possible, that the supply left over
may be very small.
The crowd of people seeking rooms at the
Clark house is on the increase, and Mr.. Dyer
will probably reopen that establishment this
week with plenty of boarders.
The fall term of the district court COM
mences tomorrow with 4O5 cases on the cal
endar. The criminal calendar is the largest
the court has ever known. Judges Wander
burgh and Young will have their hands full
for some time to come.
Rev. w. G. Gsunett, pastor of the Unita-
rian church of st. Paul, delivered an inter
esting discourse at the Church of the Re-
deemer yesterday morning. The church was
we'll filled and the audience seemed to
greatly enjoy the sermon.
The preparations for the grand fair to be
given under the auspices of the ladies of the
Church of the Redeemer, during the first
week in December, are progressing nicely.
Supper and dinner are to be served daily.
Plenty of articles for Christmas presents
will be on sale.
During this week Prof. Burner is to give
five more of his illustrated health lectures in
Harrison hall. Two of these lectures are
free to all, and the remainder cost but 10
cents each evening. The lecture for Tues
day evening is npon "rhe Importance of
Perfect Muscular System to Acquire and
Maintain Healthy Organs of Circulation and
Respiration" This lecture is free to ALL
and will be illustrated with material from
the London Museum of Anatomy.
The Metropolitan Theatre company have
some excellent bills for this week, and the
variety can not fail to suit all classes of peo-
pie. On Monday and Tuesday evenings the
society play entitled "Caste,'' will be pro-
duced. The stage settings and costumes for
this play are superb. On Wednesday even
ing the old standard drama entitled "Ireland
as it Was,' will be put on and is cast to the
full strength of the company. On Friday
and Saturday there is a possibility of wit
Messing the play "Around the World in
| eighty Days.
The programme for the Delta Sigma So
ciety entertainment at the university. this
evening, is as follows: