Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-25
MINNEAPOLIS GLOEULEs,

The Octoroon at the Metropolitan thiE
evening.
Rev. Thomas McClary lectures at Hender
son tonight.
LAUNDERING crews are going into the piner
les nearly every day.
A runaway horse created little excitement
on First street yesterday.
Two handsome cluster gas lamps adorr
the front of the Nioollet House.
The Delta Sigma society at the University
gave an entertainment last evening.
The ice companies have staked cut thei,
claims, and are awaiting for the harvest.
Several improvements ere being made in
the NicoIlet House counting room and bar.
The prisoners sentenced in the district
court will be taken to Saltwater this morn
ing.
4 number of Minneapolis people went
J down to st. Paul last night to hear the great
Joseffy.
There will be gospel temperance meet
ing at the Second Congregational church this
evening.
Nail down your lap robes when you leave
your sleighs standing in the street during
the evening.
Mr.. Charles W. Johnson and family left
for Washington last night and will be alb
sent all winter.
40 hoc tha o1nfoyp far %ha
University students will give reception on
Thursday evening next. 4 pleasant evening
is anticipated.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul rail
way yard has new switch engine of an ap-
proved pattern. Ten moro have been ordered
for various points on the read.
The University boys intend to have skat-
ing rink Of their own this winter. Prepara-
tons are we'll under way and all that is
wanted is little frosty weather.
Skating is good on the small lakes, and
the average boy is willing to run the risk of
dropping into an air hole rather than miss
tni, opportunity Of exercising their pedal
eztremitles.
avenue south and Eighth street yesterday
forenoon, in response from call of box 1874
il the East Davision. The fire was in the
house of Charter Miller. The loss amounts
to about 5000; no insurance.
a party calling himself Milton Mobiles is
advertised to appear in this city, in So
called drama claimed to be written by him.
calf "a lot al Snr &be
suppression of vice were in existence, the
Academy would doubtless remain closed this
evening.
The Northwestern National bank stock
holders are taking the necessary steps to re-
cover the amount of the bond of William
W. Keen, tho defaulting cashier. Suit is to
be brought in Philadelphia. At the Office
of A. Is. Ovitt the testimony of II. L. Wells
and S. E. Neiles is being taken.
The fourth anniversary Of Gen. Reynolds
Little Giant Bible class, OF Centenary NJ. E.
Sabbath school, will be held in the parlors of
the church on next Wednesday night. The
exercises will be very interesting, and will
consist of addresses, Rotations, vocal and
instrumental music. The young ladies' So
ciety of the Sabbath school have arranged
for an oyster and ice cream festival at the
same time and placs. As the Little Giant
Bible class is the largest bible class in the
State and Centenary Sabbath school is the
largest Sabbath school in the west, there
will doubtless be large attendance. The
Little Giants and the young ladies extend
very cordial invitation to every body to join
them in their festivities next Wednesday
night at Centenary parlors.