Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The board of trade meets this morning.
The reform club wss lrrgely attended yes
| terday.
The Celeste concert will occur this evening
| at Elliot's hall.
reception will be given at the parlors of
the Y M. O. A. rooms this evening.
This evening, the Brotherhood of GeLhse-
name will elect new act of officers.
The Lakewood cemetery association will hold
it's regular annual meeting this morning.
The United States officials have taken charge
of the alleged forgery case of A. F. Morton.
tee whose duty it is to see that the Sunday or.
dinance is enforced.
The Minneapolis & st. Louis Railroad COM
pany are laying third track over the elevated
trestle work at the platform.
The literary society of the Washington
avenue M. E. church, will give an entertain
ment at their parlOrs this evening".
At the meeting of the teachers of the public
schools, Saturday, the principals reported
4.S77 pupils enrolled during the past month.
Arrangements have been completed to run
free train to the Saltwater Republican ''blow
out" tonight, by the Minneapolis d St. Louis
railway.
This afternoon the two colored clubs of the
dual cities will demonstrate which are most
dexterious in base ball playing at the La
crosse park.
fine French clock and a silver cake basket
were found in the bushes near Minnehaha
Saturday and taken to the hotel at that place,
and left for Identification by the owner.
The experience of Sunday morning demon.
strates that it would be well for the au-
thorities to examine all the IRE boxes in the
city and see that they are in working order.
The Young Mems Garfeld-Arthu club will
meet at No. south Second street, this even
ing, to make arrangements to go to Saltwater,
to participate in the Republican demonstra-
ton.
The alarm of fire sounded in box thirteen
Saturday was occasioned by little blaze in a
shanty hear the corner of Washington avenue
and Second avenue south. It seems the occu-
pants, colored couple, were intoxicated and in
| melee overturned the stoYe. The blaze was
| soon put not.
This morning the church of the Holy Rosary
| in South Minneapolis, will open their fair
| which will be continued throughout the week.
| Among other things calculated to excite
| lively interest will be beautiful gold-headeo
cane to be presented to the Congressional can
| didate of the Third district who shall receive
the highest number of votes during the fair.
| At the corner of Second street about ;
o'clock yesterday afternoon, quite a large crowi
| of gamins stable boys snd bummers generally
| collected to listen to the very large amount Of
wind, the outgrowth of very small quantity
of whisky; drGnoGtiS perSonGe, two lrishmen
| and two mulattoes, one of the former declar
| ing that he could ''get away with any man il
| Minneapolis"
According to announcement the Sunday
science club met at the academy of science yes
terday and effected permanent organization.
| M. 4. Morey was chosen president and Mr.
Curtis secretary. committee was appointed
| to draft constitution and bylaws. 1t was de
cided to meet every Sunday and devote ths
| first hour to the discussion of matters relative
| to the reform and interests of mankind, anc
! the rest of the time to practical science. Mr.
| MOrev discussed at some length the different
| layers of reck and their evidences of ANNA
life. He gave it as his opinion that the sane
| in this vicinity was deposited by the Missis-
| sIppi when it was several miles in width Th,
expenses OF the club are only dollar and
half week. They expect soon to need larger
| quarters.