Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-25

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

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The Lyndale skating park was well pat
roniZed yesterday.
The Scandinavian Society give 8 calico
party next Friday evening.
The Turner's gave an entertainment and
DANCE 1T their hall on First street last even
ing.
Farmers were numerous in Minneapolis,
Yesterday, and the markets did q thriving
business.
Last night g gospel temperance meeting
was held at the Y. III. c. A. rooms, and was
we'll attended.
Tue Hermean and Delta Sigma societies
give their weekly entertainments al the State
University Monday evening.
The West Minneapolis Turn Nerein and
Mannercaor Frohsiun give grand taasquer-
aGe on tie evening OF February Sd.
Hose Company No. l volunteer depart
rlent nov disbanded) had reunion and
sapper furnished BY Cyphers last evening
Christ. Berg was thrown from wagon
by a. runaway horse in lower town and had
an arm fractured and his head cut quite
badly.
The Liberal League will consider "Evi-
dances of Immortality" at Good Iemplar
hail. Nc. y. Washington avenue north, at
:; O'Clock this afternoon.
Prof. Whitney, So severely injured at Men
dota by the Chicago, Milwaukee d st. Paul
railway mash-up, has SO far recovered that
he left for home yesterday.
The streets were well filled with busy
shoppers yesterday, fitting from store to
store, ard Minneapolis merchants must haVa
done an excellent business.
The Knights of Pythias give another OF
their delightful parties at the new hail on
Wednesday evening of this week, and an
other brilliant soriee is expected.
\ grand musicale is to be give by MIR. and
Mrs. Lyman Brown, assisted by their pupils,
the Appolo club and DR.. Bremen, at Elliott's
music rooms on Monday evening.
Several OF the Minneapolis Knights of
Pythias propose going to St. Paul Tuesday
evening to attend the ball at Pfeifers hall,
given by Champion Lodge No. -.
Messrs. Snyder c. Heater, city bill posters,
hung on the outer walls some attractive bills
illustrating scenes in the LOTTERY of Life
that is to be played at MIR. Bryton's benefit.
The Third street rink is growing into
popularity under the management of MIR.
Mcdonald large number of excellent
skaters were present Saturday evening, and
found the ice in splendid condition.
The tickets for the Reform Club lecture
course sell very rapidly, and but few re-
main On Land. Rev. Thos. AIcClarey de-
livers the first lecture next Tuesday evening,
taking for subject, "Henry Wilson,"
Fritz Geusmer, postmaster at Bass Lake,
while on his way to the city with load OF
wood, Friday, was SO unfortunate as to get
tipped over by running into rut, and he
received injuries from which he died during
the night.
The fire department were called out
about half past seven last night by the burn
ing Of barn situated on Third street, be-
tween Seventh and Eight avenues north. 1t
belonged to Geo. Rupt, and the loss was
about S75.
George Farnham, while crossing WASH
ington avenue near the Chicago. Milwaukee
& st. Paul railway depot, was run over by
team and badly injured. Some of the reck-
less and fast driving in Minneapolis should
be stopped.
Mr.. Geo. Scott has added to the very COM
plete stock of furniture in the handsome
ticket Office of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul railroad in the Nicollet House block,
q large and elegant new ticket case capable
of holding q thousand parcels of coupon
tickets.
The box-sheet was opened ct Elliot's rnu-
sic store at o'clock yesterday morning for
the sale of seats for Mr.. Frederick Bryton's
benefit Oh Thursday evening next,
and by o'clock last night nearly all the
seats down stairs were sold. All the seats in
the parquette are taken.
\ fire was discovered IN smoke house on
First street and Second avenue North, yes
terday morning about five o'clock. Hook
& Ladder company No. l, and Hose COM
pany No. were called out and soon squelch
ed the flames. When going out of the hose
house. Patrick Quinn, OF the Hook and
Ladder company, was caught between the
truck and door and received some severe
bruises, but not of dangerous character.
On Monday evening the st. Andrews So
ciety celebrate the anniversary of the birth
day of Robert Burns. The celebration oc
ours at the Clark house and is to grand af
fair. DIR. A. c. Fairbain, president of the
society, makes the opening address, which
is to be followed by music. DR.. j. H. Ham
mond will respond to the toast of "Robert
Burns Prof. Rhys sings a Scotch song;
Mr.. Jarvie will respond to the toast, "The
land we left,' and Mr.. Byron Sutherland to
the toast. ''The land of our adoption" Mr..
A. w. Craik will respond to the toast,
THE Lassies," and q number of excellent
songs will follow as the remainder of the pro-
gramme. superb banquet is to be served,
and the festivities will close with dancing.
The Minneapolis light infantry have re-
ceived their fatigue caps from New York,
where they were made to order, and they are
very neat indeed. They are the same pat
low, 90 tbooa worn nv fha Savapth raoip,apf