Daily globe., 1879-02-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

Get your valentines ready.
W. II. Rogers preached at the First NJ E.
church last evening.
The wood, hay and cattle markets were we'll
attended yesterday.
The Advent quarterly conference commenced
It's sessions last evening.
j. G. Dunlap who fall from the draw-bridge
and was brought to this city, has died.
The probate court the legal fraternity think,
should not be removed to the court house.
The concert of the Choral society of the State
university, has been postponed till Feb. Ii.
The Gethsemane brotherhood hold a meet
ing in the chapel at 7:30 o'clock this evening.
The Druids of Minneapolis will visit Buffalo
on the 2lst to attend the Druidical celebra-
tion.
A. NJ Shack is getting up another mas
querade party, to take place at Harmonic
hall on Feb. IA. At least it is being adyer-
tised
Senators "A. A. Brown and A. E. Rice take in
the theatrical entertainments at MINNEAPOLIS
occasionally.
The ladies of the First Baptist church gave
an excellent entertainment at the church par
lors last night.
The county Jail contains fifty prisoners.
Thirty is the number it was originally intcnled
to accommodate.
The weather has taken another turn, and Pc
destrians seemed to prefer the sunny side of
the street yesterday.
John ". Sherwood, proprietor of the Frank
lin book bindery, who has been down with lung
fever, is convalescent.
DR.. O'Leary still continues delivering his lec
lures at Association hall, and very interesting
and instructive they are, too.
The Minnetonka Lake Park association has
advertised for proposals for furnishing 1000
600 feet of lumber for their use.
The various temples of justice in Miuneapo-
lis were barren of anything in the shape of le-
gltlmate news items of any interest.
Judge A. Fl. Young, of the district court, has
decided that the board of county commissions
ers of Hennepin county have no right to make
pubic the business transacted by them.
That Saltwater excursion train will be
looked for this morning with much interest,
Judging from the amount Of talk INDUCED in
yesterday upon our streets.
Wallack combination have concluded to dis
pense with their matinee performance adver-
tlsed tor this fternoon. Everybody is going
to take in 'kosedale,' at the Metropolitan.
The crisis in the condition of Josiah Town
has not yet been reached at this writing His
physician seems more hopeful, but still thinks
there is chance that he will not recover Bv
Tomorrow the result will doubtless be known.
The wives of the knights of Pythias of
Minneapolis are making preparations for
grand private masquerade hail. to which un-
married people will not be admitted. It is
their desire to enjoy a really meritorious mas
querade without the annoyance of objection
able characters, who would otherwise be sure
to gain admission.
1t seems to be the sole desire of the tramps
at present to get into the county jail, where
they can have good food aud lodgings until
spring time comes and it is warm enough to
sleep outdoors. The Jail is full now: or nearly
So and on yesterday morning the authorities
greatly disappointed the vags by ordering them
out OF town. Even tramps sometimes i'm
posed upon.
Madame Rumor had it yesterday that the
Dillon-Wallack combination were to remain at
the Academy Of Music for six mouths: that
stars would be secured in the East for the COM
pany to support, and that strong endeavor
would be made to break ND the permanent
Meoropoliton theatre by furnishing superior
class of entertainments at the same price of
admission. If their present unsuccessful ven
ture is any forerunner of what may be expected
IN the future, their stay in Minneapolis will
be a short one, and the Metropolitan theatre
will be benefited thereby.