Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-26
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

mANNEAEcL1S SSLObELEIIS.
First day of Lieut.
Look out for regular old-fashioned biz
zard.
Robert w. Douglas lectures at the Friends
church tonight.
Last year there were 1,S4s births and 664
deaths in Hennepin county.
The Woman's Christian association held a
meeting yesterday afternoon.
At Willmar the Druids have established
the twentieth grove in this State.
The Jubilee Singers sang at the Second
Congregational church last night.
series of temperance meetings are in
progress at the First M. e. church.
B. F. Wet gives one more of his private
social parties at his hall this evening
One of the Cedar avenue street cars broke
down on the lower turn-taDle yesterday.
There appears to be slight increase in
the amount of lumber daily shipped from
this point.
The county auditor elect, Frank Med onald,
will enter upon the duties of his Office on
Saturday, March LIST.
That portion of the Minneapolis Eastern
railroad running through the city is rapidly
approaching completion.
Herbert Jansen, of lower Minneapolis,
while stealing ride on farmers team, was
severely injured yesterday.
H. G. Side, W. T. Cahill and E. r. Bush
nell are going to the Hot Springs, Arkansas,
for health and good time.
Another cold snap instead of a Snow storm,
for which the majority of Minneapolitans
do not thank the clerk of the weather.
An amateur minstrel entertainment will
soon be given in Minneapolis. In the olio
given.
The Minneapolis & st. Louis Railway
company are to run track directly to the
grounds of the Lake Minnetonka Park as
ISOLATION.
Mrs. Abraham Drew is the latest victim of
disastrous runaways. Severe bruises about
the face and a disfgured nose is the extent
of the damage done.
Charles Horton, the member of hook and
ladder company No. 2, who was injured at a
fire or February 18th, is, with the assistance
of cane, able to be around again.
The sheriff of Kandiyohi county left a
crazy man who he is taking to ST. Peter at
the police station last night, and the dodgers
say that the man made more noise than Col.
Batchler does.
The special train on Friday evening for
the benefit of those wish leaving the G., M. &
St. P. railway depot ct 7 o'clock, to atteud
the Governors reception, will stop at Eagle
street, and returns at 10 o'clock.
Deputy Sheriff Stoddard started last night
for Independence to bring in George Paul
and Phoebe Woodland and Mrs. Jefferson
Droddy, who are wanted as witnesses in the
trial of the State against Jefferson Droddy.
The relief association executive commit
tee held meeting yesterday morning, and
reported that thirteen loads of wood had
been distributed during the past week, and
fourteen orders were issued for groceries and
supplies.
The Milwaukee prima donna has arrived,
and the Metropolitan Theatre company are
now rehearsing the great New York sensa-
ton, "Her Majesty's Ship Pinaforo," which
will soon be placed on the boards in man
ner thai viii compare favorably with the
Eastern productions. It will doubtless have
the greatest run of the season.
Tie alarm of fire from box 1876 about $50
o'clock last evening was caused by fire being
discovered in the engine room of Barnard
u Copis, furniture manufactures, Oh the COR
ner of Fourth street and Second avenue
north, East Division. The fremen were
promptly on hand and the flames were ex-
tinguished with slig hi loss, which Is covered
by insurance.
Lenten services will be conducted at Geth-
semane church to-day, as follows: Divine
services at II A. M. and 4:SO P. NJ. During
the remainder of lent evening prayer will be
said in Gethsemane chapel evary afternoon
at 4:3O, except Friday, when services will be
held at 7:30 P. NJ. Morning prayer on We'd
nesday and Friday mornings at 10 o'clock.
There will also be evening prayers and SER
mon every Tuesday evening during lent in
All Saints chapel, Wednesday evenings in
Grace, and Thursday evenings in st. An
drews' at 7:3O. All are cordially welcome to
all these services.
THE COURTS
District Court,