Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-12
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS

SPecl@AAy Reported Tor the Daily Globe
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
Comus club dance Friday evening at Silver
Gray hall.
Millers are beginning to be jubilant-the
water is rising.
Yesterday spring term at the State Uni
versity commenced.
Reserved seats for the Hess opera season
for sale this morning..
Twenty three men and two women are at
present confined at the county jail.
On Thursday evening Our Boarding
House will be placed upon the Metropolitan
stage.
Lenten services and lecture this evening
at 7 o'clock at Christ church reformed
EpiscopaD.
New England dinner at Ill Nicollet ave-
nue. oday-charity and chowder, beneyo
lence and beans.
John Murray wants ladies and gentlemen
with good voices for the bewitching opera of
H. M. s. Pinafore.
Professor Rhys and the Univ ersity Choral
society give concert at Centenary church
Tuesday evening, next
H. E. Corey and DR.. Patterson, from st.
Paul, stepped in to give the GLOBE man a
friendly shake yesterday
The "Three Guardsmen" is drawing i'm
mensely at the Metropolitan. "H. M. S.
Pinafore' is in rehearsal.
This evening the Earnest Workers hold
an oyster and ice cream festival at the
Seventh street M. E. church.
Postmaster Keith forwarded his bond of
100000 to Washington yesterday. Doc
Keith is now firmly installed in his old DO
sition..
VIM. Cheney and E.. J. Davenport left,
yesterday morning, for Rochester, being
delegated to the grand lodge of Knights of
Honor,
: The Hennepin county institute will open
on the 9th. State Superintendent Burt
hopes to meet large number of the public
school teachers.
r. o. Strong, Alderman Dreis, N. Wagner
and j. G. Donnelly came over from St. Paul
to attend the Fireman's association meeting.
held yesterday.
Miss Abbott, W. Castle, Turner and the
Sequins are an immense team, and Mime
apolis never had a greater treat than that
promised for next week.
Yesterday the frame building back OF the
county savings bank was being moved to
make room for W. W. McNair's new brick
and stone building.
Nio Began began boozing and kept it up
till he found himself in the cooler. Yester-
day Judge Cooley collected flyer from
him and let him depart.
David Goshen was pretty badly democrat
ICED and pretty full of old rye when found
by the police, and Judge Cooley charged him
yesterday S. for the city's care of him.
The board bill of the prisoners confined OF
the county Jail for the year ending March l,
1879, amounts to 81, 91968, and the bill for
washing at the county Jail for the same
period to $219.47.
The light brigade of mounted infantry
were out in full force yesterday. Half
hundred youngsters mounted on lilliput
steeds swept down the avenues gayer than
circus procession.
This evening the Rev. McClary lectures
on "a Struggle for the Home,'' at Franklin
NJ. E. church. Mr.. McClary is an earnest,
energetic speaker, with a clear head and an
abundance of sympathy.
The directors of the State Firenen's Life
Insurance company held their regular month
ly meeting yesterday at Chief Brackets Of
fee. The usual routine business was trans
acted No deaths were reported.
NJ. Gross keeps a saloon, and it is said
that he furnishes the thirsty with drinks on
Sunday. Ludwig Abt thinks it wrong to
imbibe anything stronger than tea on that
day, and complained that Gross was guilty
of gross breach of the city ordinance.
Ludwig, however, did not appear to prose-
cute, and so Gross was allowed to go and try
it again.
A granger in the city yesterday did as
grangers often do-left his team standing
on the street unhitched, and the consequence
was the same as is too often the result a
pretty bad smash-up and bigger commo-
ton and scare among pedestrians. The
team was left standing in front of Wilson's
music store, and doubtless wanting their
supper, it being six o'clock, they started
frightened at their own speed, and in their
frantic race for home they broke up q
buggy and smashed to pieces delivery wa