Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ecially Reported for the Daily Globe
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS

The Lurline Boat club Civ another grand
party on the evening OF the 18th inst.
On Monday morning tho county commits
sioners have I, meeting at the court house.
Three ungainly looking tramps disgraced the
municipal court yesterday, and were sent up
for ten days each.
One hundred and sixty-six free dodgers were
entertained at the city lookup during the
month of January.
In Grace chapel on Monday evening" the
University Glee club will provide excellent
evenings entertainment.
Miss Susie M. johnson will lecture in Good
Templar's hall, over Mendenhalls bank, Wash
ington avenue, at 10 80 A. NJ, Feb. I'd
Prof. Veit gives the next number in the
series of his popular select parties at his hall
on First avenue south, next Wednesday evening.
One hundred and fifty telephones were re-
ceived by the Telephone Exchange company
yesterday morning. They will be put in place
soon as the bells and other material arrives.
The work on the new fre-proof vault for the
records of the clerk of the district court is
nearly completed. The tire-proof shelves and
pigeon holes are being painted. and the records
will be transferred to them next week.
The committee on claims of the board of
trade was in session yesterday, taking action
upon the monthly budget. recently estab
Eshed rule makes it necessary Tor bills to be
presented at this meeting or lay over one
month.
The State poultry show closed last evening,
after week of not very fattering Success,
still it has been encouraging in the main,
and will doubtless inspire poultry fanclers to
renewed exertions in the way OF raising line
poultry. The fish exhibit was also very fine.
An alarm Of fire was sounded yesterday
morning, occasioned by the discovery of fire
in the residence of Byron Sutherland, on Eff
teenth street and Eighth avenue north.
defective tue, as usual was the cause. The
fire was extinguished after about $3.50 worth
Of damage had been done to the roof.
The lecture of Prof. Laing, of the State
university, on Wednesday evening last at
Gethsemane reading-rosm proved Il rich treat
to appreciative audience. MIR. w. l.. Tiffany
will give the second lecture in the course on
Wednesday evening, at the place, on
art A good thing may be expected.
The Grand Lodge of the A. O. U. W., will
hold its next session in Minneapolis, COM
mencing February 4th, at 10 A. NJ. and there
will be delegates from sixty lodges, represent
ing 2, 400 members. The several railroads have
offered reduced rates to delegates attending.
and it is expected that very important session
will be held.
The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
AcC. Reeves, will sincerely regret the an
noun:ement of the death of their daughter,
which occurred yesterday. 1t will be remem-
bered that their little boy died on Tuesday
evening, of diphtheria, and now they have
been called upon to part with the only child
left. Agnes very bright child: and the
idolized pet of her devoted parents, we'll as
/. large circle of friends. Seldom does it be-
come the duty of q reporter to chronicle such a
sad event as the death of two such bright
children in one household within week. The
funeral will from the residence, i1G5
First avenue south, at o'clock to-day.