Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-19
MINNEAPOLISNE
Ipecially Reported for the Daily Globe
MINNEAPOLIs GLOBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
The street cars did land Office business last
evening.
Bethany Homo prayer meeting to-day at 3
o'clock P. NJ.
Semi monthly meeting of the city council
this afternoon.
The Silver Gray club gave another of their
delightful socas last evening.
The Morrison & White tunnel. 394 feet in
length, was completed yesterday.
The slight furry of snow yesterday caused
the citizens to bring cut their sleighs for an
airing.
The markets were rather SHINY patronized
yesterday, owing to the inclemency of the
weather.
The regular corps of tramps registered at
Col. Batcheler's headquarters last evening, to
escape the Infant blizzard"
The annual ball of Acme Hook and Ladder
company No. will be held at Coopers Union
hall on Thursday evening, Feb. 20.
A number of fast freight line agents are in
the city looking up business for their respect
i've lines during the ensuing season.
The county commissio toner's have been out to
the poor farm looking up the county assets
there. The value has not yet been settled np.
The Swedish church opposite the court house
is being completed with all possible dispatch,
and will be ready for occupancy in a few
weeks.
Mrs. DR.. Ames has lemon tree planted in
1857, in full bloom, and bearing thirty full
grown lemons of fine quality pendent from its
branches.
Wheat has been advanced five cents per
bushel by the Millers' association and now
stands as follows: No. l, SSc; No. 2, SOC; No.
g. &c per bushel.
Hennepin lodge No. 4, A. F. & A. NJ, will
meet to-day at l 80 o'clock for the purpose of
attending the funeral of the late Fred Bernds.
All Master MasOns are invited.
Colleen Bawn" was produced at the Metro
politan theatre last evening, the production
hecting great credit upon Manager Murray and
the excellent artists comprising his company.
1t will be repeated this evening.
The masquerade party at Vets hall tonight,
is not given under the auspices of the Knights
of Pythias, seems to be the impression about
town. The Knights social occurs at the same
hall on Friday evening, this week. and will be
the first of the series, but is not masquerade.
The Knights of Pythias have their next social
party on Friday evening of this week at Veit's
hall corner of Third street and First avenue
SOUTH instead of at Silver Grey hall as err
roneously stated, that hall having been pre-
yiously engaged. Unusual preparations have
been made for grand time, aud the largest at
tendance of the series is anticipated
Ear association Meeting.
The members of the Hennepin County Bar
association met in the District court room yes
terday afternoon to take action on the death of
Col. George Bradley. The meeting was called
to order by j. M. Shaw, Esq, and the commit
tee on resolutions presented the following
which were adopted, and will be entered upon
the court records:
WHEREAS, Upon the sudden death of Col.
George Bradley, distinguished member of the
legal profession, in the prime of manhood and
in the midst of career of usefulness and
honor, it is proper that his professional breth-
rem, bound to him by the closest ties of person.
al and professional friendship, should signify
their profound SORROW their high appreciation
of his worth and ability, and should recognize
and endeavor to perpetuate his well-earned
fame; therefore,
Resolred, That we proudly hold up for admi-
ration and emulation the marked integrity,
learning and faithfulness of our deceased
generous to the younger members of the pro-
fesslon he possessed in remarkable degree all
those endearing qualities of mind and heart,
which constitute the true character Of the true
gentleman, the true friend, the eminent
counsellor, and distinguished and successful
legislator. Those who knew him best would as
soon have expected to see the earth wander
from its orbit, US that he should swerve from
the calls of justice, friendship or honor.
RESOLVED, That the fact that while yet
young man, just graduated from college in
his native State, our deceased brother came to
Minnesota while it yet a Territory, giving
to the formation of our State government the
assistance of his splendid abilities, himself
identified with the people and the legislative
and judicial history of the State, but ever re-
tanning his quiet, unassuming manners, and
his love for the people from whom he sprang,
is matter of which this bar may we'll be
proud, and that we honor ourselves in honoring
his memory; and that in his unsullied career
and faithful services legislator and soldier
he has earned and deserved the gratitude of
the people of the State of Minnesota.
RESOLVED, That we extend our heartfelt SYM
patty to the near relatives Of the deceased in
the irreparable loss they have sustained.
ReSolped, That committee Of the Bar asso-
citation of Hennepin county be appointed to
present these resolutions to the district court
of this county. now in session, and request the
court to spread them upon its records.
Judge Atwater, in behalf of the members Of
the life of Col. Bradley, and he was fol-
lowed by Judge Rea, W. ". McNair, Mr..
Stewart and others, who made short eulogistic
remarks of the deceased.
THE COURTS.