Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-20
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MINNEAPOLIS aLO8ELETs.

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MINNEAPOLIS GLO8ELETS.
Heavy frosts every night now.
The churches were we'll attended yesterday.
A large number of people went out to Lake
Calhoun yesterday.
The Druids dance at Lake Calhoun on
Wednesday evening.
The notices of the coming State election will
soon be adjusted to the outer walls.
Regular assembly of Minneapolis Council
No. 2, R. & 8. NJ, at their hall this evening.
Regular convocation of st. Johns chapter,
After Havery's MINISTRIES tonight the Acad-
envy of Music will remain closed for a week or
more.
An unusually large number of people were
on the streets yesterday, many of them being
strangers.
WI. Horton, teacher of elocution. ANA
teur societies instructed. No. % Washington
avenue south.
Yesterday was very quiet day in Minneap-
oils, and the police had little to do besides
walking their beats.
Rev. Thos. McClary goes down to Pine City
to-day, and this evening will deliver lecture
on "Henry Wilson,
will give another of her instructive lectures to
ladies at Harrison hall.
The free dispensary go-as-you-please contest
at Association hall Tuesday evening bids fair
to draw crowded house.
The Germans amused themselves yesterday
afternoon by discussing the political issues of
the day, in Turner'S hall, East Side
This evening DR.. Minor, of Boston, is to de-
liver scientific lecture at Association hall up
on 1.-THE effects of alcohol on the human sys-
tenn"
In few days the Lyndalo railway will
be heated SO that people may travel on that
road feeling as comfortable as though in their
own parlor.
The buildings in course of construction about
town are being pushed forward lively, for fear
of cold snap that will prevent further opera
tions for some time.
The Catholic fair at Association hall last week
was financial success, and wound up on Sat-
urday evening with very pleasant reunion of
the Father Matthew society.
DR.. Stoltz delivered an interesting and in
structive lecture at the Academy of Music last
evening on 1.-THE Moral and Social Effects of
the Bread we Eat and what we Drink
Those who have entered in the vhree-honr
go-as-you-please contest for the benefit Of the
free dispensary, will meet at DIR. Abbott's
office this evening to arrange the prizes.
On Saturday evening portion of the plat
form over the canal gave way and team fell
through into the water. The team rescued
without being injured to any great exteat.
Those who bought -four when the price of
wheat commenced going up so rapidly, now
wish the had not, as the price is falling again
with q tendency towards going below the orig
inal figures.
This evening the ladies of the Women's
Christian association will give another of their
pleasant socials at the Home. The object is to
secure fund to defray the expense of placing
chairs in the school room.
DR.. Knickerbacker and Rev. G.. B. Whipple
will hold services this week as follows: Mon
day evening, Glencoe; Tuesday night, Granite
Falls; Mantorville and Appleton, Wednesday
evening; Thursday evening, Ortonville.
Rosedale is to be revived at the Metropolitan
theater this evening. The play is one of the
best the company ever appeared in, and as it
will be presented tonight for the only time
this season, will doubtless draw full house.
Prof Burner will commence the third week
of his health lectures this evening. Those who
desire may attend the opening lecture at Har-
RI "a haI tn.n1Oht of charOo ho ooo-
lures are very interesting and the attendance
is on the increase.
The Humpty Dumpty company took their
departure on the afternoon train, Yesterday.
They deserve crowded houses wherever they go,
and should they ever appear in Minneapolis
again will doubtless pack the hall at every per-
formance. They have given satisfaction in
every particular.
On Wednesday evening, at 8 o'clock, Mr.. g.
K. Hunt, of Minneapolis, champion ten-mile
runner in the State and Mr.. Owen Sullivan.
of St. Paul, champion long distance runner.
will commence their twenty-four hour go-as-
you-please contest at Association hall The
winner will carry away 5000, and as both men
are reported in good condition, some fast time
may be expected.
the United States convenes in this city, and
large delegation or that denomination from
every part of the Union may be expected,
The convention proper does not meet till
Wednesday, but Tuesday will be devoted to
the women's work. The meetings are to be
held in the Church of the Redeemer, of which
Rev. J. Fl. Tuttle is pastor. Hon. Israel Wash
burn will preside over the convention, and all
meetings are likely to be largely attended.
Delegates to the convention can obtain all neo-
essary information in regard to letters, tele-
grams, ETC., from Mr.. O.. NJ. Loring, the chair
man of the committee of entertainment, in
the vestry and Mr.. George F. Teller, assistant,
will be pleased to furnish desired information
in regard to railroad tickets and trains at the
vestry of the church.
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