Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Specially Reported for tho DAILY Globe,
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Inc election returns will be officially counted
and announced tomorrow.
This is the week of prayer, and services COM
menced in Minneapolis yesterday.
The churches were we'll attended yesterday,
and some excellent sermons were listened to-
The wide Awakes" had a meeting in Har-
rlso1 hall yesterday afternoon that was we'll
attended.
The Clark House furniture will be on exhi-
bition to-day, and the auction sale will COM
mence to-porrow.
This city was very quiet during the day yes
terday, and the police did not have to exert
themselves to keep order.
The Light Infantry have a meeting this evne-
ing. when the new arms will be distributed
and the manual practiced.
Miss Fletcher delivers another lecture at As
soclatlon hall this evening" under the auspices
OF the Academy of Natural Sciences.
This morning, at 8 o'clock, the pastors of
Minneapolis are to meet in Rev. R. F. Samples
study to arrange for Thanksgiving services.
The Lyndale railway was pretty well patron
lied yesterday, by people who wished to see
Lake Calhoun once more before it freezes
up.
The bright. warm weather yesterday proved
the source OF big bonanza to the livery men.
Before two o'clock every stable in town was
emptied.
Miss Susie n. johnson having recovered from
her illness, delivered an inspirational lecture
at Mendenhalls hall yesterday forenoon, before
fair attendance.
Mrs. n
ing lecture at the Second Congregational
church last evening, in which she reviewed the
| missionary work being done in California and
| the Sandwich islands.
William Scheffer and Lizzie Tallet. who on
Saturday attempted to build fire with kero
sene oil and got badly burned by the explosion
That followed, were doing we'll yesterday. and
will be ell right in few days.
The roof Of the new Washburn ga" mill was
utilized yesterday as an observatory by hum
dreds of our citizens. From the roof of the
structure every portion of the city may be
seen, and the view is grand one.
DR.. D. B. Kuickerbacker breaches during the
week as follows: Tuesday evcning-Triuity
church, 7:30 P. II. Wednesday-Willma St.
Luke's church, 7:30 P. NJ. Thursday-Benson,
Christ church, 1880 T. NJ. Friday--Morris, 1880
p. II.
"Uncle TOMS Cabin has had such succes:-
full run and continues to draw such large hous
es that it will be continued few DAYS longer
that all may have an opportunity to see it, It
is put on the stage in excellent shape and no
| wonder the crowds that lave witnessed the
performances thus far given go into raptures
| over IL. Io see the grand transformation
| scene in the last act where the GATES Aiar"
discloscs view of the gorgeous splendor of
heaven is alone worth travelling miles to see.
Tomorrow evening the Minneapolis corps of
Pythian Knights give their grand ball and ex.
| hibition drill at Silver Grey hall, on which &C.
casion the Knights propose to give their friends
an exhibition surprising in splendor anything
! heretofore attempted. The corps has been
| busily engaged for some time perfecting their
new and difficult evolutions, and have become
SO nearly perfect that no one can fail to be
pleased with their exhibition. They drill in
| full dress uniform, and present as handsome
an appearance as any order in the State. Tho
dancing will commence at $50 sharp, and the
drill at IL o'clock, after which the dancing will
be continued until about 2 o'clock. A crowded
hell may be expected.