Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Specially Reported for the Daily Globe.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
Zion Commandsry No. has regular
meeting this evening.
Tho Minneapolis Light Infantry held a
meeting last night at Armory Hall.
The Parnell reception committee appointed
by the mayor hold meeting at the Nicollet
this evening.
A meeting Of the Minneapolis j. North
western railway directors is announced for
this evening.
A grand masquerade is to be given at Har-
monia hall this evening, being the second
one this season.
The revival mevtings at the First M. Z.
church, East Minneapolis, continue to draw
crowds nightly.
Another beautiful day yesterday, and the
streets of Minneapolis presented decidedly
animated appearance.
This morning Mr.. Frank =. Ball is to con-
duct the prayer meeting in the Y. NJ. c. A.
rooms at half past eight o'clock.
The Metropolitan theatre scenery that has
been doing service at st. Paul for three
weeks, was brought home yesterday.
The funeral of Officer Peter Engberg, who
died at st. Paul Saturday night, is to occur
this afternoon, and will be under the charge
of the Ancient Order of United Worknen.
The Third street skating rink is kept in
excellent condition by Mr.. Mcdonald, and
lovers of that health perpetuating sport
patronize "Mac" quite freely these pleasant
days.
Mr.. Gates, proprietor of the Excelsior
stage that had such disastrous smashup on
Saturday last, has purchased another team
to prevent a repetition of the accident if pos
sible.
McMullen & Palmer, the jobbers in fancy
groceries aud dealers in fruit, made an as
signment yesterday morning for the benefit
of their creditors. They will probably re-
sumo.
A series Of revival meetings were con-
cluded at the Washington avenue Methodist
church last evening. Rev. DR.. Quigley, the
veteran temperance worker, is assisting the
pastor.
This evening DR.. Van Auda, of The Cen
tenary church, is to deliver the second lee
ture in the Reform Club course, at Harrison
ature." The Centenary orchestra is to fur
mic tho A lad 10 o1r n
assured by the large sale of tickets.
The Knights of Pythias last evening gave
the second masquerade in their series OF
winter parties. Like all the previous dances
given by them the attendance ha been very
large, and all present enjoyed themselves to
the utmost degree. Some very fine cos
tunes were exhibited, while many good
character costumes were shown. At II
o'clock masks were removed, and many 8
hearty peal of laughter rang out upon the
discoveries made. It was the most jolly So
! oial of the season.
Halls Pathfinder and Shippers Guide fol
February is out and is model number. All
the time tables have been corrected up to
date, and much useful information added.
It tells the time of arrival and departure OF
all trains east and south, rates of fare
charges for sleeping car accommodations,
etc. A list of all towns and cities in Mime
sofa and Dakota, and population, etc. 1t also
gives the date on which the steamers leave
New York, and hundred other things that
We have no room to mention.
In last evenings Tribune Mayor Rand re-
piled to the signers Of the petition relative
to the Sunday liquor selling ordinance. He
informs them in gentlemanly way that he
knows about as much about his official eff
fairs as they do, and that if they pursue the
course they desire Minneapolis will shortly
be deprived of the peace and quietness that
now exists. An examination of the police
records will show those hasty signers that
they have less cause for complaint than any
other city of the size in the Union.