Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
peciaily Reported for the DAILY Globe,
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.

Ane ponce had another quiet day yesterday.
Lots of beautiful snow fell in Minneapolis
yesterday.
The Liberal League discussed Labor" at
their hall, yesterday afternoon.
There Is to be meeting of the LighG Infant
~ at Armory Hall, this evening.
The Sunday schools and churches arc sntive-
iy engaged in preparing for The regular Christ
mas tres.
5 DR.. Burner lectured at Harrison Hall. Last
evening, before the Reform Club, on the sub
ject Alcoholism" .s.- &c.,.
Reserved seats for the EmmalAbbott concerts
are to be sold this morning, and there promises
to be a rush for them.
SelSert's orchestra, Of St. Paul, will furnish
."e ~ oslc Tor the Emma Abbott company dur
ing their engagement here.
temperance gospel meeting was held at the
hetorm Club room, yesterday afternoon. The
| attendance wa. fair, despite bad weather.
The " Wide-awakes " held a meeting in Har
rlson Hall yesterday afternoon and completed
| tho arrangements for their grand Christmas
| festival.
This forenoon at $3.50 o'clock the daily prs, err
meetings arc to be resumed at the Y. ii. @. A.
rooms. Rev. E. l.. Williams leads this morn
ing's service.
Two minstrel companies, the Dickey Lingard
Folly Company, and Helen Potter, have dates
at the Academy of Music, and will but in An
| appearance soon.
The telephone exchange office was closed
yesterday, for the purpose of putting in an i'm
proved switch board" to facilitate the work
in that establishment.
at the Church of the Redeemer last evening
| christmas week was ushered in by service of
song Rev. j. 81. Tuttle delivered short ser
mon appropriate to the occasion.
The alarm sent in from box 1856 early yester-
day morning was caused by some person who
pulled the box without authority, and with no
| necessity for so doing. Whoever pulled the
! pox Tor the tire the night before neglected to
have the key removed, hence the alarm on
yesterday.
| The Knights OF Pythias Hall association have
completed their arrangements for the Christ
i mas soiree at their new hall on Thursday even.
! ing, and the attendance will doubtless be even
larger than the frst party given by them.
Everything has been arranged for first rate
time. Make no mistake.
| At the metropolitan theatre tonight, the
beautiful play by Dion Boucicault, entitled
"Pauvrette," is to be put on with all the ele-
CANT scenery and grand stage effects that made
| the play such success in New York. The ava
lanche scene in the Alps, is said to surpass
| anything ever before put on the stage.
The Minneapolis Zouaves have meeting on
Tuesday evening for the purpose Of inspecting
the uniforms and arms to be worn. The assis.
tant adJutant- general and the inspector-generaI
| are expected to be present to answer any cues,
lions that may come up relative to the orgapi-
cation. The Zouayes propose to put one com
pany of about fifty members into active drill
for exhibition purposes at once, and the uni
forms of the entire organization are to be com-
! pleted shortly after New Years.
The Emma Abbott Opera Company have ar
ranged the following programme for their con-
certs at the Academy of Music on the latter
part of this week. On Thursday evening the
Bohemian Girl on Friday evening Paul
and Virginia will be given "Chimes Of Nor
mandy" is the bill for Saturday afternoon, and
! the engagement closes in the evening with
Romeo and Juliet Surely this arrangement
ought to satisfy the 1pbss fastidious, and
! crowded houses are looked for at every per
| formance. The yale Of reserved seats commer-
| ces this morning.