Daily globe., 1879-02-03
MINNEAPOLIS aLoBELErs.

yesterday was quiet day in Minneapolis, and the
churches were all quite well attended.
Look out for tramps and clothesliue thievea to-
nlgnt Quite number arc reported nrow,ino
about town.
heeular meeting Of Hook l. Ladder company No
TINS evening at their house. corner Of Second street
and Third avenue north.
Miss Susie N. Johnson delivered lecture at c.ooa
ienpiars Hail Yesterday morning, that was l.tened
to by an appreciative audience.
The grand lodge of United Workman will ho,d
conVention at minneapolis tomorrow Not las. than
sixty lodges will be represented. 'e'' 'A''D
Inc board OF county commissioners of H.n,.,,
county are to hold session in County Auditor R,acL
Office at the court house this forenoon.
Workingmen's Union No. 1 have a meetno a, +h.;u
hall this evening. full attendance is desirad a,
matters OF interest are to be brought up for action
man was arrested yesterday for repeatedly Great.
Ing disturbance at the Park Avenue church. II :.
presumed he 1s insane, and his condition will be In
veslgated by the authorities to-day.
John Dillon and the Wallack combination appear
this city on Wednesday evening, but as the price of
admission has not yet been made public il won,d be
will be. 0
This eveningthe eighth number of the series of e,-
SA~SA soAAAA1SAeo
Club OF the State University, will be given, The
programme is good one, and the attendance will
doubtless be very large one.
The board Of trade will hold the regular MONTH
meeting at the council chamber this morning at q
O'CLOCK. Various matters of importance to the city
Will De before the meeting. All the members are
vited to be present. -
The board of directors of the "A1nnetonka Lake
Park Association will hold an adjourned ,ne,tino
at 1O O'Clock this morning, to decide upon the loca
tlon OF the main buildings. The ground will be sur
veyed and plated at once, and building viii be COM
menced early in the spring.
The funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. G. McC. Reeves. little
daughter Agnes Christine, who died of menbraneous
da saturday morning, occurred from the resi-
oence, corner OF First avenue south and Tyelfth
,stree1 at O'Clock yesterday afternoon and was
largely attended by friends of the afflicted family,
Mlss trace Garland will take her annual benefit
al renee Opera House this evening, appearing in the
roll OF Peg Wofdngton, in ''Masks and Faces, AS
the seating capacity of the house is already sold and
stsnoing s room would command premium, no word
OF praise on the merits of the entertainment is need
ed to draw out PACKED house. In point of fact 40
many nave made application for seats and been dis.
@ ina 1t is believed the house will be nearly
as wen nned on tuesday night, and those who desire
70 attend on that occasion should secure seats early
or they may be crowded out again.
was currently reported the streets last even.
ing that the beast in human form who has been in
sulting young girls in manner too indecent for
puohcauon, mention of which was made in these
columns on Saturday, had left town in fear of his
NE. Reiahyes OF the Young girls the wretch has in
suited nave become so indignant at this professed
Christan's lack of decency and of shame thatit
would take very little urging to introduce Judge
Lynch to him. This man, if he can be called such.
connected with one Of the leading business houses
OF the city, processes Christianity and yet he SO far
1oTgets himself as to not only insnt young girls re-
sldlng III the neighborhood of his residence, but
brings his family to shame and degrades hmsef to
s such degree that the worst possible punishment
that mas ever been invented to punish criminals is far
too mild to infct on him. 40 'N-