Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-26
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ssaTbe churches were we'll attended yester-
day.
Quite large number of people went out
to Lake Calhoun yesterday.
The Minneapolis light infantry have
drill meeting this evening, at Armory hall
Special convocation of st. Johns chapter
No. 8, at Masonic hall on Tuesday evening
Although the streets were crowded with
people yesterday afternoon the day was
quiet one for the police.
Messrs. Downs & Baxter have secured the
contract for the stone work on the new
Westminster church for $4,000.
1t has been discovered that the outside
doors of the new municipal court building
do not swing outward as they should.
Do not forget the entertainments to bs
given by the Hermean and Delta Sigma 60
cieties at the University this evening.
The Hebrew Reformed congregation are
making preparations for grand ball at Sill
yer Grey hall on the evening of February 16.
As Miss Susie M. johnson was uuavoid-
ably out of the city yesterday, her usual
Sunday morning lecture was not del1v-
cred.
Tomorrow evening Rev. Thos McClary
delivers his interesting lecture on "Henry
Wilson, at Harrison hall, before the Reform
club.
Frederic Bryton will have packed hous
at his benefit on Thursday evening. The
play for that evening is "The Lottery of
Life.'
The musicale to be given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman F. Brown this evening will attract
throng of music lovers at Elliots music
rooms;
The Liberal League discussed Evidences
of Immortality at Harrison hail yesterday
afternoon. A goodly number of people were
present.
The snow disappeared very rapidly yester-
day, and during the afternoon sleighs and
carriages had q struggle for supremacy,
with odds in favor of wheeled vehicles.
Mrs. Mary A. Livermore lectures at the
Academy of Music on February and 4.
The subjects chosen for these lectures are
"Beyond the Sea-" and Concerning Hus-
bands"
On Saturday evening the East Side Turner
society celebrated their twenty third ami
versary, at their hall. A musical and dra-
matte entertainment was given, followed by
dancing.
The inside pages for the first number of
the new Hotel Reporter, soon to be issued in
Minneapolis, have been printed. The paper
is to appear some time this week, at least 80
the proprietors affirm.
Officers Bofferding and Byrnes, of the po-
lice force, are happy in the possession of
newly arrived daughters at their respective
homes, and the entire force now smoke
better quality Of cigars than usual.
Pat. Quinn, of the Hook s. Ladder COM
pany, who was badly injured while answer
ing a call to fire the other night, is i'm
proving, and will be around all right in
few days. He does not care to repeat his
experience, however.
The Metropolitan Theatre company have
signi6ed their intention of returning from
st. Paul on Wednesday of this week, to give
one performance at the Opera house before
Mr.. Bryton's benefit Thursday night. The
play for Wednesday evening has not yet
been announced.
The knights of Pythias are arranging
, matters for another social to take place at
, the new hall on Wednesday evening of this
o,,l %l,o&h o,o 81 dol
. the former efforts of the knights gives assur-
ance of largely attended and very enjoy
able soiree Wednesday evening.
, Up to Z o'clock last evening not one arrest
had been made by the Minneapolis police il
, twenty four hours. Only three persons &C.
, cupied quarters in the leckup on Sunday.
One was the young man brought up from
st. Paul by the chief, and the other two
were awaiting examination this week.
Mr.. E. S. johnson is in Chicago securing
, q company for the Chambers Brothers, who
will probably reopen the Theatre Comique,
corner of Washington and First avenue
south, on Thursday evening of this week.
Should the company fail to arrive in time for
performance Thursday evening, the open
ing will be postponed till one week from TO-
3 night.
Military balls will soon be feature of 30
cial entertainment in Minneapolis. The
Zouaves and the Light Infantry are making
preparations for dress balls to be given some
7 time during February. The citizens are 80
, much interested in the welfare of these or
: CARNATIONS that the simple announcement
{ of the dates will be sufficient to assure q
| large attendance.
This evening the st. Andrews Society OF
Minneapolis will celebrate the anniversary of
the birthday of Robert Burns, and they have
made preparations for a grand time. The
festivities take place at the Clark house, and
mine host, j. w. Dyer, is exerting himself to
the utmost to have everything about his
house in the best possible condition. A
bounteous collation. is to be served, during
which numerous toasts will be offered and
responded to. There will be some fine vocal
and instrumental music, and several speeches
are to be delivered. After the above features
have been disposed of, the hall is to cleared
} and dancing will fill out the programme.