Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.

The weather was clear and cold yesterday.
The Light Infantry will meet for drill this
evening at Armory hall.
Everybody and all their relations were
out sleighing yesterday.
The Junior Bar association will meet in
Albert Ovitt's office this evening.
The Y. M. G. A. meetings yesterday after
noon and evening were fairly attended.
The Masonic Mutual Aid association elect
officers on Thursday evening of this week.
The Brotherhood of Gethsemane hold a
meeting this evening at the church of
Gethsemane.
This afternoon Mrs. DR.. Burner is to de-
liver private lecture for ladies at the Acade-
my OF Music.
The Zouaves have got down to business,
and are being drilled by the drill master from
Fort Smelling.
large number of Minneapolitans went
down to St. Paul yesterday to attend the fu-
neral of the late Horace Thompson.
The Delta Ligma and Hermean societies
of the State University give their regular
weekly entertainments this evening.
permanent Irish Relief association was
| organized at the school house adjoining the
Immaculate Conception last evening.
Father Byrne, OF the Dominican order, is
to lecture at Association hall next Sunday
evening on "Christopher Columbus
Seats for Mrs. Livermore's lectures at
the Academy of Music on February Sd and
4th, may be secured at Klage's music store
without extra charge.
The liberal leage had a fair attendance at
their meeting yesterday afternoon, and put
in the time discussing the subject of "taxa-
ton of church property"
Rev. j. r. Creighton delivered the first of
series of lectures at the Seventh Street M.
E. church last evening, the subject beng,
"May go to the Theater."
The Board of Trade regular monthly meet
ing occurs this morning at O'Clock, at their
rooms in the city hall building. Matters of
Importance will be discussed.
On Wednesday evening the Reform club
lent musical and literary entertainment has
been prepared for the occasion.
Prof. Burner delivered another free lee
ture at the Academy of Music last evening,
that was largely attended and proved very
interesting as we'll as instructive.
Miss Susie M. johnson, having returned
to the city, gave another inspirational lecture
yesterday forenoon, that was listened to by
fair sized and appreciative audience.
On Monday evening DR.. Burner com
mences another course of lectures at the
Academy of Music. The first lecture is to
be free private lecture to gentlemen.
Miss Florence Chichester, the favorite
elocutionist, has been engaged for reading
at the workingmen's course of entertain
ments at Grace chapel Wednesday evening.
Great preparations are being made for the
masquerade ball to be given at Harmonic
hall on Friday evening by the West Mime
apolis Turnverein and the singing society
| "Froshin,'' The strictest order is to be-
| maintained, and only those in full mask will
| be perm tilted to dance before II o'clock.
Miss Clara Baker, the pleasing and popu-
lar juvenile lady of the Metropolitan Thea
ter has her second annual benefit in this city
Thursday evening of this week. Seats are
] to be placed on sale this morning at 8
o'clock at Elliot's music store, on Nicollet
avenue, and big rush is predicted. The
play chosen for the occasion is one made
famous by Maggie Mitchell, entitled the
"Pearl of Savoy" Miss Baker has very
extended circle of friends for one SO short
resident here. and they all propose to rally
and make this benefit a stupendous ovation.
The lady is Justly deserving of all that can
be done for her. The person DESTROYS of
good seat should visit Elliot's early.
On Friday evening the Theater Comique
was reopened by the Chambers Brothers and
Z. S. johnson, and packed house rewarded
the efforts of the managers. Long before
| the curtain went up every seat was filled up
stairs and down, and standing room was at
! premium. The former patrons would not
| know the place, 80 many changes have been
made. new gallery has been put in and
| number of private boxes have been added.
large private parlor, elegantly furnished,
| is among the features down stairs. The fres
Going, which is not all finished yet, is rich
and tasty. The performance Saturday night
was not up to the average, as the company
bad only arrived in time for single rehear-
sal. This week many improvements are to
be made. and superior show will be given.
Some excellent people have been engaged.
| The first part could be improved by cutting
some of the "gags" of the four end men.
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