Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-18
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MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
The board of county commissioners is to
meet on Monday.
Real estate transfers for the past week
foot up S23,255.
The Light Infantry meets on Monday
evening al Arnlory hall.
A big crowd went out to Lake Calhoun
Yesterday, to enjoy the pleasant skating.
The ex members of Hose company No.
have final meeting on Monday evening.
Mr.. j. Edwin Itvings benefit will be q
rousing one, judging from the rapid sale of
tickets.
new keyboard has been placed in the
telephone exchange, which greatly facilitates
business.
Society No.den gives another dramatic
performance at It's hall, III Centennial block,
next Friday evening.
Major Camp and Frank Farnhan are
down from the pineries, and report logging
IN the best possible condition.
The ladies of Minneapolis are getting up
Leap Year parties, and are issuing the invl-
tations to their gentlemen friends.
lev. II. L. House, pastor of the First
Avenue Baptist church. has resigned his
pastorate, to accept an offer at Racine.
Darius Comnnndery *. L. are TO give q
series of parties, the first of which occurs
on Thursday evening in their hall on the
East side.
The Liberal League will indulge in "Ex-
ploded Ideas for an hour or two this after
noon, az the hall over No. - North Wash
lnSton avenue.
The Robert Bars anniversary celebra-
lion, under the auspices Of the st. Andrews
society. one week from Monday evening
promises to be grand affair.
The Deltl Sigma society, of the State
University, holds its regular meeting on
Monday evening, aud has prepared an excel
lent programme If exercises.
Rev. c. III. ferry IS to lecture at the First
Congregational church on Sunday evening,
on the subject. Sir Francis Drake and the
Defeat of the Spanish Armada
The Minneapolis Zouaves have their
meeting on tuesday evening, and it is hoped
there Will be fall attendance, IS business
Of importance is 10 be brought forward.
4 pleasant masquerade party assembled
at the Third street skating park, corner of
Second avenue south, last evening, and few
hours Were spent Ill pleasant recreation.
New Jerusalem (or Swedenborgian)c CHURCH,
corner Fifth avenue south and Ninth street.
Rev. Edward c. Mitchell pastor. Services
; P. II. SundaT. Subject: Consciousness.
The Junior Bar association have con-
Guided to held meetings only on the first
and third Monday evenings in the month.
The next meeting i 10 be held on Monday
evening.
Religious services are TO be held at the Y.
II. c. A. rooms at , o'clock this afternoon,
to be conducted by Geo. 3. Bradbury and j.
7. Wvman. The evening service is to be
conducted a. 1870 b. J. Z. Bell.
Tee Reform club have arranged for
course of lectures to 10 delivered during the
winter AZ Harrison hall. The first is to be
delivered by Rev. Thomas McClary, on tie
27th of this a5Lth, tie subject being Henry
Wilson.
Tbs Standard theatre, or Washington
avenue, receiv5d another scorching yesterday
morning. Oaa Of the mail carriers dis
covered a small hiaze or the second floor,
and caused an alarm to 5e be sounded. The
iremen promptly responded, and serious
contlagratioa was aVerted.
Manager Murray closed the run OF
Around the World in Eighty Days." last
evening, and al both afternoon and evening
performances tGs house was crow ded to
Overlooking. ~ .ue matinee the house was
packed full before the hour for the curtain
to 90 up, and people were turned away by
the hundreds, unable to obtain standing
room even.
On Monday evening the NIP and Tuck
combination. healed by The fayorite Harry
Weber, will give a performance of "Nip
and Tuck" at ,ca Academy of Music. Mr..
Weber has many firm friends il this city,
and rs his name connectoc: with company
IS sufficient GUARANTY of i5s excellence, g. su
perior performance may be anticipated. The
sale OF seats up to six o'clock last evening
gave evidence of the popularity Of the com
fl2ny, and first class house is assured.