Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Specially Reported for the Daily Globe
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The French Spy" is a pronounced success.
The last term of the year commences at the
state University to-day.
The town elections throughout Hennepin
county were in progress yesterday.
A number of Minneapolis business men are
about leaving for the East to purchase their
spring stocks.
An all day temperance meeting is to be con.
Quoted at the Second Congregational church
next Tuesday.
Mr.. R. s. Munger, of Duluth, one of the
owners of the recently burned elevator at that
point, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. E. Hepple Hall is to deliver lecture, at
the Academy of Music on Saturday evening on
his travels in all parts of the world.
The concert for the benefit of the Baptist
church, at Mr.. George Pillsbury's residence,
last night, was a highly successful affair.
Messrs. T. J. Buxton, Loren Fletcher, G.. II.
Petit and j. X. Sidle are to leave on Thurs
day for few weeks visit to the hot springs.
The attorneys for Mr.. s. J. Hopping have
fled another complaint in the case of Hopping
vs.. HARDWOOD etal., and propose to push mat.
tiers.
Yesterday was a raw, windy, cold, disagree
able day, and many of the pedestrians lightly
clad would have wagered that it was 95 degrees
below zero.
Mr.. A. b. Taisy, grand master of the A. O.
y. W. of Minnesota, was in the city yesterday
and attended the meeting of Nicollet Lodge
No. 16 last evening.
The Minneapolis people are agitating the
matter of proposed work house in the city.
Nothing definite can be arrived at until after
the pext session of the legislature.
Many Improvements are being made in the
Athenaum, and that public institution is now
open on week days from "a. M. to 9P.M., and
on Sundays from F. NJ. to 9P. NJ.
At the First M. E. church last evening fine
literary and musical entertainment was given
under the auspices of the ladies of the society.
Miss Chichester, Miss Phillips and Prof. Lyman
participated in the exercises.
The Mechanics and Workingmen's Loan and
Building association is to hold a monthly meet
ing in the board of trade room at z o'clock
Saturday evening, on which occasion they pro-
pose to loan 1900 now on hand, if parties de-
sire to borrow.
Next Monday evening Manager John Murray,
of the Metropolitan theater, has his second an
nual benefit, on which ,casion will be present
ed the play entitled ''Grimaldi, or Behind the
Scenes" That the house will be packed to
OVERLOOKING no one will doubt.
Frank Irving, youth given to reading such
high toned literature as Diamond Dick, Single
Hand, and the Bloody Boot-Jack. or the
Freckle-Faced Chamber Maids Revenge, was
locked up on the charge of stealing money
from millinery store run by Mary 81. Oswald.
He will be brought before the municipal court
to-day.
The troubles, trials and tribulat ions of JUS
tus B. Bell, the would-be moral reformer are
not yet at an end, as Beal, the photographer, is
still poking him up with that libel stick. Hav-
ing escaped through some technical points on
Monday. Bell was rearrested yesterday on a new
complaint, in which the missing points had
been carefully inserted. He tried to ring out
of it again but his changing was of no avail,
and the case goes before the district court.
Last evening the Zouaves held business and
drill meeting at Cooper's Union hall. Several
new members were voted in, and the corps hav-
ing filled one company of 100 men, are now
making rapid strides towards another full COM
pany. Some seventy odd members are uni
formed, and fifty fully equipped with the latest
improved arms. The others will be supplied as
rapidly as possible. The drill, under the di-
rectiOn of Sergeant Wilson, of Fort Smelling,
is progressing finely.