Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.
Eaater Monday.

Eaater Monday.
Louis XI"again this evening.
A fair and dance will be held at Harmonic
hall this evening.
Don't forget the great Fire Sale at st. Paul,
to das, Go early.
Another mass temperance all-day meeting at
Harrison hall to-day.
The Zouaves will commence the rehearsal of
the "Union Scouts this week.
Great Fi-e Sale at St. Paul to-day. Don't
fail to be there. Grand bargains.
There is to be an adjourned meeting Of the
city council at o'clock this afternoon
The Minneapolis Light Infantry hold their
monthly business meeting this evening.
Democratic caucuses are to be held in all the
wards save Sixth and Third this evening.
Miss Susie M. johnson delivered another
lecture at Good Templar's hall yesterday fore
noon.
The meeting of the Reform Club at Har-
rison Hall yesterday afternoon was largely at
tended.
At the Y. M. G. A. rooms this week prayer
meetings are to be conducted at $50 A. NJ. and
p. NJ.
More people were on the streets yesterday
afternoon than have been out any other Sunday
since the big mill explosion.
| On Thursday evening Bishop Ireland lectures
at Association hall in behalf of poor Irish en-
| migration. Don't fail to hear him.
The Forbes dramatic company, who gave fair
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play at Hudson, Wis, this evening.
| Col. John A. Stevens respectful but firmly
declines to run for any Office on the Working
mems ticket, or any other for that matter.
Easter Sunday was very generally observed
in Minneapolis. Many of the churches prepar-
ed special services, of which singing was a
| feature.
if you want splendid bargains. Auerbach,
Finch, Culbertson & Co. give grand opening
at their great Fire Sale.
To-day is the grand opening day at Auer-
bach, Finch, Culbertson & Co. s great lire sale,
and a special invitation is extended to their
Minneapolis friends to be present.
The Liberal League endeavored to solve the
mystery of the "Origin of Man." After wrest-
ling with the subject for an hour they con-
cluded it more difficult of solution than the Is,
Is, IA puzzle.
Miss Grace Garland has her second annual
benefit on Friday evening, when she will ap-
pear as Juliet in 'Romeo and Juliet" The
sale of tickets will be very rapid when the
| board is open.
The great historical play, Louis XT' will be
repeated again this evening to give those who
have not witnessed it an opportunity to see the
grandest presentation of historical plays that
has ever been placed before the Minneapolis
public. Since the opening night some changes
have taken place that has greatly improved
the piece, and it is now at its very best. Do
not let this opportunity slip by.
This evening the Zouaves have their first
social entertainment, and make their first ap-
pearance in public. reception to be followed
by grand military ball occurs at the Pavilion /,
Lake Calhoun. The Zouaves will appear in
full uniform, and are to give an exhibition
drill during the evening. Trains are to leave
the city on the Lyndsle line at and 9 o'clock.
Tickets have been selling lively, and large
attendance is expected.
The knights Templars of St. Paul and Min
neapolis attended the special Easter service at
Gethsemane church yesterday afternoon. The
church was crowded to OVERLOOKING, and the
service conducted by Rev. D. B. Knicker-
hacker was particularly Interesting as
well as solemn and impressive.
Shuey, presided at the organ, and the choir
assisted the following quartette: Soprano,
Mrs. Cassidy; alto. Miss Whitney; tenor, s. b
Eustis; bass, Charles McC. Reeve.
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