Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
psciaily Reported for the Daily g.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

A gospel temperance meeting was held In the
Y. M. G. A. parlors last night.
The hydrant at Eighth avenue south and
Fourth street was repaired yesterday.
The fremen who visited Hastings to attend
the annual convention returned last evening.
The markets were we'll attended yesterday,
and business transactions were quite lively.
The wool growers associ alton will hold their
annual meeting at Good Templar's hall, Min
neapolis, on January Il.
During the past week the Millers' associa-
ton received 1885, 400 bushels of wheat and
shipped oasis barrels eff -four.
On Friday the mail service on the Minneapo-
lis & st. Louis road ia to be extended from AL
bert Lea, Mimi, to Forrest City, Iowa.
The unexpected delay in finishing the new
municipal court room will necessitate q delay
in moving into the new quarters until next
week.
The funeral of Mrs. Thomas Murphy who
was drowned in the river last Saturday, oc-
Cured from her late residence yesterday after
noon.
There is to be q grand skating tournament
at Lake Calhoun this afternoon. and if the
weather is pleasant it will doubtless be largely
attended.
Harry Webber's gorgeous bills, illustrative of
the comical scenes in nip and Tuck" were
adjusted to the outer walls yesterday. This
excellent company appears at the Academy OF
Musio on Monday evening next.
Another excellent house greeted the produce
ton of Around the World in Eighty Days."
ut the Metropolitan theater last night. The
announcement that this is the last week keeps
the house full at each performance.
Minneapolis Lodge, I. o. G. T., have ar
ranged fine programme of exercises for the
entertainment at their hall on F. iday evening.
Numerous songs, speeches, dialogues, etc., will
be rendered, and the whole concludes with the
drama, 1.-The Doctors Assistant" Admission
free.
During the three weeks the metropolitan
Theater company are in St. Paul they will play
here ON Thursday evenings. and next week will
be Mr.. J. L. Irving's benefit. on which occa-
sion 1.-The American Cousin" is to be played.
OF course "Ted's' friends will make it q rous-
ing ovation.
in from the poor farm yesterday, where he has
been soldering up. He was chock full of good
resolutions, but with the sight of = dramshop
all resolutions for the better fled, and in a
short time he was carted to the lookup SO
drunk be could not stand up.
The St. Andrews society have made prepare
tions for the celebration of the one hundred
and twentieth anniversary of the birth of
Robert Burns. As the anniversary comes on
the 25th, and that day being Sunday. the cele-
bration will occur on the 23d and will consist
of grand banquet and ball at the Clark
House. The list of those who are to make
speeches. offer toasts, ETC., etc., will be an
nounced hereafter.
Now that some of the fussbudgets residing
on the line of the Lyndale railway have pc
titioned the council to abolish the road as a
nuisance, another petition is being circulated
in favor of the road, and when the council ex
amiues both documents there is little d, ubt
but that the motors will continue to run in the
future as in the past. and in time to come these
chronic GROWERS will see where they would
have made great mistake in suppressins this
popular ruad.