Daily globe., 1879-03-17
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

st. Patrick's day.
Hess Opera company tonight.
Robert Emmett at the Metropolitan tonight.
Mrs. Housel, of suicidal" fame is in town
again. -
Tonight will be given an entertainment for
the benefit of the St. Anthony parish schools.
There seems to be strong feeling among
working men against the railroad bond soheme.
grand operatic concert was given at Har-
monla hall last evening by three members of
the New York opera troupe.
Tomorrow evening the Metropolitan theatre
will be closed to prepare for 81. NJ. s. Pinafore,
which will be produced Wednesday evening.
And now they want Herzog pardoned,
and petition is being carried through tho
city for signatures, which is to be presented to
the Governor.
The funeral services of the youngest daugh-
ter of Michael Sullivan will take place from
the residence Of her parents COZ Third street
south, at 2:S0 o'clock this afternoon.
There will be mass to-day at A. NJ, A. NJ
and 1880 A. NJ, at the churches of the Immac-
ulate Conception and Holy Rosery, in COM
memoratien of Irland's patron saint.
The Tuesday Olub," the literary society
who gave such a successful dime concert one
month ago in the Washington Avenue M. E.
church, will repeat it tomorrow Tuesday)
evening, and Mrs. L. F. Brown and the full
Centenary orchestra will be the chief attrac-
tions.
1t becomes more and more apparent every
day that Minneapolis must do something to at
tract and control more than she now possesses,
or the business men of our city will soon have
to change locations?-BM Kings p p, Sundau
morning. Had the GLOBE said that what howl
there'd be!
working man to-day pertinently asked
another if he thought it likely that the people
would vote him a few hundred thousand dol
lars to start factory in Minneapo lis. He
thought taxing the people to help rich cor
poration to start in business was a pretty
cheeky thing.
Those who are fortunate enough to have tiok-
cts will hear tonight some of the finest vocali-
zation they ever listened to. Miss Abbott,
Mrs. Montague, Mrs. Seauin, W. Castle. Turner,
Ryse and the splendid support from a combi-
nation seldom, if ever excelled. The opera
tonight will be Mignon.
1t is sometime the lot of good men to have
wicked sons. To-day there is IN this city boy
who mixes liquor, shakes dice, slngs slang
squirts tobacco juice oaths and blasphemy,
while his father an elder in the church.
preache- ~ his people from the text: Strain
up a child in the way he should 60, and when
he is old he will not depart from it,
Bill Kings paper yesterday had as astute a
piece of reasoning as could we'll be imagined
on the bond question. A glance at Bills
figures will show that he is as good at arith-
metical computation he is at history. His
article is as frothy as his threats upon report
ers' 'ultimatums," and will have about as
much effect.
The jury in the case of Charles 8. Bardwell
ct al. VS.. j. w. Farnham, after celebrating
over twenty-four hours, came into court and
stated that they could not agree. The court
therefore discharged them. This was the last
case to be tried before jury, and the jury
men were discharged. There are yet thirteen
cases on the calendar, which will be tried be-
week.
Mrs. Rebecca Dean, who is at present the
guest of Thomas G. Barnard, while riding
from the residence of G.. W. Cowen, corner of
Fifth street and Second avenue, to Tenth
street and many places, on Saturday evening,
lost from the rear of the buggy willow bas-
ket containing about $50 in money, clothing,
iewelry and other valuables, valued altogether
at 5000. Mrs. Dean feels the loss of the ar
ticles severely, as several of them pur-
chased in Europe and cou d not be replaced at
any price.
Auditor Mcdonald, who has been busily en-
gagged for the last three months in preparing
financial statement of the county expenses, has
footed up the figures, and finds that the ex-
penses of the county for the year ending March
|, 1872 amount to $il0590.49, matter of
$4,000 less than the expenses of the year pre-
vious notwithstanding that $25.0O0 has been
spent in several expensive Improvements, such
as $13,979.14 on the new bridge fund, $3, ,27l.5O
for court house vault, and $13, 900 for poor farm
Improvements. This is a very satisfactory and
gratifying result. Small favors thankfully re-
ceived by the overburdened taxpayer.