Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-06
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.

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The city council meets at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
The winter term at the State university
commences to-day.
The public schools opened the winter term
yesterday with very large attendance.
The mail box at the Clark House corner
has been smashed by runaway horse.
A public meeting of the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is to be
held som.
The Y. NJ. c. A. morning prayer meeting
is to be conducted by L. I. Peabody al $50
this evening.
The police department re scued young
girl from life OF shame and sent her to the
Bethany Home.
MINNEAPOLIS was visited by slight rain
yesterday morning which did not improve
the sleighing very much.
The health officer reports fifty nine deaths
and fifty-six births in Minneapolis during
the month of December.
The Immaculate Conception Benevolent
society Will install officers at Harrison Hall
on Thursday evening, January 22d.
The Minneapolis Zouave corps meets this
evening at Segelbaum's hall, to transact
business of importance. A full attendance
is desired.
The Scotchmen are to hold meeting
this evening, at Heaton's hall, to arrange for
the proper celebration of the birthday OF
Robert Burns.
The coroner concluded it unnecessary to
hold an inquest Oh the remains of George
Norton, who fell through the railroad bridge
and was killed.
The council committees met in the comp
trollers Office yesterday afternoon to prepare
the routine work for the attention of the
council on Wednesday afternoon.
This afternoon, the Moral and Humane
Education Society and the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will meet
at the Y. M. G.. A rooms at o'clock.
The Light Infantry have appointed the
following court martial committee: Lieut..
Samuel A. Simms, chairman, Sergeant Perry
Harrison, Corporal De Witt Hill, Priyates Il.
P. Hall and G. M. Naylor.
Madame Rentz's female minsfrels and
Mabel Sankey's burlesque company have
been billed for an early appearance at the
Academy. Ben Cotton, and Sanford and
Wilson, old favorites here, are with the party.
The ice dealers are commencing to worry
about the crop of ice. Unless the weather
changes to extreme cold and continuous for
some time, light crop may be looked for,
and a goodly portion of it Of an inferior
quality.
After leaving st. Paul, Hsverly's colored
MINISTRIES divided forces, 80 as to put two
companies on the road to work up the small
towns between here and Milwaukee. At the
latter named city the entire company will
appear, and continue on east and south.
The Metropolitan theater will put on the
spectacular play, "Around the World in
Eighty Days" Oh Wednesday. They have
got some gorgeous, Illuminated bills to hang
on the outer walls, illustrating scenes in the
play. Nothing is being left undone to make
this the browning feature of Mr.. Murray's
many successes.
At the Metropolitan Theater last night
the old fayorite play entitled School was
put on, with an exceptionally strong cast
Clara Baker as Naomi, was particularly
charming, and although still suffering from
her recent severe illness, acted her part in
n pleasing manner, and won considerable
applause. Grace Garland as Bella was in
one of her happiest moods and did her act
ing with her usual excellence. The same
play tonight for the last time.