Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-24
MINNEAPOuISNEWS
Ipeciaily Reported for the Daily Globe.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.


Another beautiful day and lots of! people
on the streets yesterday.
The markets were fairly crowded yester
day, and trade was booming.
The Metropolitan Theatre company will
put up some elegant paper on the bill board
next week.
The Nicollet house club party last nigh
was largely attended, and was a very re
cherche affair.
The city skating rink, corner Of Secont
avenue south and Third street, is in excel
lent condition.
The teachers of the second division are to
meet at the High school, room G, this morn
ing at o'clock.
Mr.. F. P. Lowell and wife. nee Matte
Hughes, of the East Side, returned from
Chicago Yesterday.
Seats for the benefit of MIR. Frederic Bry-
ton will commence this morning instead OF
Yesterday, as was announced Thursday night
The comedy entitled "The Lottery OF
Life" is announced for Mr.. Bryton's benefit
performance on Thursday evening of next
week.
Last evening Society Norden gave another
Of their delightful dramatic entertainments
at the new hall on lower Washington ave-
nue..
This afternoon grand skating matinee is
to take place at lake Calhoun, and the rink
is also to be open from 7 to 10 O'Clock this
evening.
Last evening Mr.. Kristofer Jansen deliv-
cred his second lecture in Minneapolis, TAX
ing for subject "The Birth of Norwegian
Liberty"
Mr.. Henry COIN, of Boston, is to give an
experimental lesson on the National
Method of teaching the languages in the
High school one week from to-day.
Preston & Co., of Chicago, are opening up
a large stock of rubber goods in room
under the Academy of Music. This is the
first store of the kind established in Mime
apolis.
Mr.. J. H. Murch, the champion skater,
vii give some specimens of his abilities in
that line at the Lyndale skating rink this af
ternoon. Numerous parties from st. Paul
are expected and the ice is in splendid condi-
ton.
large number of tramps have been
making the old paper mill on the island a
sort of free boarding house, until the police
bounced down upon the unfortunates, and
now they will get their meals with greater
regularity, but will have less freedom.
The Reform club held business meeting
last evening, at which the committee on sale
of tickets for the opening lecture of their
winter course, to occur next Thursday even
ing, when Rev. Thomas McClsry lectures on
"Henry Wilson, reported very encour
agingly.
At Cooper's Union hall last evening an in
teresting entertainment was given under the
ERECTION of Mr.. Nowack. The first portion
of the entertainment consisted OF the exhibit
ton of some fine views of the great mill e1-
plosion, and reflected credit upon tho artist.
After this portion of the entertainment was
concluded the floor was cleared and several
hours were spent in dancing.
One of the Minneapolis physicians was
called upon to perform an operation of
trachiotomy upon little Agar old son of
b. G. Thompson yesterday morning, and
the operation was successfully performed.
The child was suffering with membranus
Group. The wind pipe was cut open, the
membrane removed and silver tube insert
ed 80 that the child could breathe.
Mr.. II. A. Gale, proprietor of the city
market, proposes some changes in that
structure that will be a great improvement.
II is proposed to run an alley sixteen feet
wide through the center of the building from
Hennepin avenue to the rear, this to be in
tersected by cross alleys from First street
twelve feet in width. Such change will
admit of more light during the day, and the
lamps will give better light by night. Among
other changes soon to take place will be the
introduction of the electric light.
Mr.. ]. Edwin Irving, the comedian of the
Metropolitan Theater company, received
Justly deserved ovation on Wednesday even
ing and enters the third years work with an
extended circle of friends that any man
might feel proud Of "Ted," as he is ia
miliarly called by his friends, is pains
taking, hardworking, conscientious actor,
and very popular with all classes of people
His host of friends wish him many happy
returns of the event OF Wednesday evening.
During the performance Mr.. Murray, on
behalf of Mr.. Irving's friends, presented him
with handsome aud costly silver service,
solid silver spoons, silver knives and forks,
and handsome silver syrup pitcher. For
once, Mr.. Irving was taken completely by
surprise, which made the presentation the
more enjoyable.
Fellowship Meeting.
Rev. E. s. Williams is to conduct the fell