Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-12
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.


MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS
Rev. W. T. Pise is to preach at Howard
Lake this evening.
A change for the better was noticeable in
the weather yesterday.
The Junior Bar association have another
meeting in the old municipal court room
this evening.
The Harmonic society presented "Faust''
at Harmonic Hall last evening before de-
lighted audience.
The county commissioners have another
meeting at the auditors Office in the court
house this forenoon.
The baldheaded fraternity are oiling their
opera glasses and securing favorite seats for
the female minstrels tonight.
The Liberal League spent an hour yester-
day afternoon in considering the subject
"Have we Modern Inquisition?''
The Delta Sigma society of the State
University give musical and literary enter
tainment at the chapel this evening.
On Tuesday evening the st. Andrews 30
ciety hold another meeting to perfect ar
rangements for the celebration of Burns
birthday.
The case of Josephine Casey against
Christopher Hurd for seduction will proba-
bly, be aired in the municipal court this
morning.
This evening the Rentz-Santley Novelty
company are to appear at the Academy of
Music in one of their mirth provoking enter
tainments.
Clothes line and buffalo robe tn ieves are
abroad in the land and owners of such arti-
cles should keep sharp lookout for the
miscreants.
The Masonic Mutual Aid association of
Minneapolis will hold meeting at room
four, Segelbaum's block, this evening at half
past o'clock.
After the Rentz-Santley company comes
Harry Weber in Nip and Tuck. Then we
have Mary A. Livermore, and that is all that
is booked at the Academy for the present.
"Bily" Florence says that the miscreant
who stole his photographs from the exhibit
ton frame in front of the Academy of Mu-
SIC Friday night had better return them.
p. d. O., and save the disgrace of appearing
before the N. C. municipal court judge
The bright weather yesterday was so IRE
sistable that during the afternoon crowds of
people were seen on the streets. During the
forenoon and evening the churches were well
attended, everybody was on their good be-
havior and the police had little to do be-
yond walking their beats.
The jury in the malpractice case of Frank
Scott VS.. DR.. Hance. remained out during
Saturday night, and could not come to an
agreement until the middle of the afternoon
| yesterday, when they returned q sealed yer.
dict, and the result of their deliberations
will not be known until the court opens this
morning.
The Knights of Pythias have concluded
their preparations for the mas querade tc
occur Tuesday evening at their new hall
and grand success is certain. The report.
or has been shown a number of elegant
costumes that are to be worn, and doubtless
this will be the largest and most successful
of any thus far given in this city. An un-
usually large number of tickets have been
sold, and still the sale goes on.
On Tuesday evening Mesdames o. A.
Pray and G. F. Pillsbury are to hold joint
reception at the Nicollet house. Messrs
ellison & Co. have made some Improvements
on the interior of their popular caravansary
in anticipation of this evening, and are
sparing neither time nor expense in their
endeavors to add to the elegance of the soiree
given by these worthy ladies. The guests
will be driven to the former ladies' entrance
on Nicollet avenue, where they will be met
| by courteous attendants who will usher them
into the reception rooms.