Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-27
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
Specially Reported for the Daily a;o5@.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBE1Ers

AAASNhATOLlS GLOBELETS
The livery stables were empty Yesterday
afternoon.
Everything was quiet in police circles
yesterday.
f-eld's shoe store is to be torn down to
give place to brick building.
special assembly of Minneapolis councl
NO. y Il. and s. NJ, this evening.
The Bellevue house is BEING naintad and
otnerWlse improved in appearance.
The theatrical performance at Harmonic
nall last evening was we'll attended.
The scene of the East side fire was v;a;+ad
oy large number of people yesterday.
The weather was just delightful yesterday.
and the streets were crowded with people.
Miss Susie M. johnson, Institutional
speaker, addressed fine audience yesterday,
Ihe Reform club meeting at Harrison
nall yesterday afternoon was we'll attended.
Voters remember that on tomorrow Tues.
day) will be your last opportunity to regis
ter.
A large number of people went out to
Lake Calhoun, yesterday, over the Lyndale
road. -
Bro. Gales "Brio- a-Brac'' did not pan ont
very we'll, and his lot still remains on his
hands.
Madame Janauschek has concluded not to
come to Minneapolis again. She is to be in
st. Paul this week.
MI. Baldwin Brown, who was burned ont
Saturday, proposes erecting fine livery
stable Immediately.
Regular monthly meeting of the light in
tantry this evening at o'clock. A full at
attendance is desired.
Mrs. +. W. Gillette, of Iowa, delivered a
very interesting sermon in the First M. E.
church, East Division, yesterday.
On Saturday evening of this week par
lor concert is to be given at the residence of
Mr. Winthrop Young, in the East Division.
Emma Swenson says Barney A. Larsen
ought to be the father of her unborn child.
and the court will endeavor to adjust mat
| ters.
lev. q. NJ. Terry preached sermon in
Tue First Congregationalist church Yesterday
instead of the pastor; Rev. E. M. Williams.
who is in Chicago.
| The Blanchard Malcolm Opera company
leave Minneapolis tomorrow, and will pro-
duce the "Doctor of Alcautara'' at the Opera
house, Saltwater, in the evening.
This evening pleasant musicale will be
given In Elliott's music room. The nro-
gramme will introduce Mr.. and Mrs. LYMAN
F. Brown, Prof. Harmsen, Miss Whitney and
the Apollo club.
| The foreman and three other men from
Hose company No. 1 have been arrested for
mailing farmer who drove his team over a
section of hose at the fire Saturday morning,
and will have hearing before Judge Cooley
| this morning.
Religious services were conducted in the
lookup yesterday afternoon, but the usual
quietness was somewhat disturbed by the
rawlings of a drunken man from lower town.
and the lamentations of woman arrested
on First street for disorderly conduct.
This evening the Metropolitan Theater
company will appear in ''The Bankers
Daughter which has been in active prepa-
ration for several weeks. The cast is a
strong one and the costumes are particular
~ elegant. MIR. Clauson has painted q num-
Der of very pretty scenes for the play, and it
will be put on the stage in manner calcu-
lated to eclipse any former effort. The
house will doubtless be ove1-crowded to-
night.
Last evening the Academy of Music was
we'll filled with al audience DESTROYS of hear
ing what Prof. Burner had to say about
Temperance in all Things The lecture
proved to be the old story, but was delivered
in such an interesting manner and was %
profusely illustrated as to seem like son1.-
thing new. Many new points were added,
and for two hours the professor entertained
and instructed those present. During tie
week he is to deliver his fourth course of
lectures.