Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.


health.
The log crop for this season is estimated
at 225, 000, 600 feet.
DR.. II. IL. Kimbali is to so abroad in about
one week, 10 be absent nearly two years.
William kiIgon has been elected librarian
IN place of Mr.. Higgins who has resigned.
THE grand vesper service at the Church of
the Redeem9r this evening will crowd that
edifce.
4 number of Minneap olitans went out to
Lake, Calhoun, yesterday, 10 participate IL
the skatiKg matinee.
Clothes line thieves have not quit this 10
cality yet, rs several parties have recently
learned to their sorrow.
Miss Susie NJ. Johnson, inspirationatist.
is to lecture at Good Templar's hall this at
noon at half-past ten O'Clock.
The Liberal League discuss ''The Enforce
meut OF avs" this afternoon al their hall,
over No. -, Washington avenue north, at
O'clock.
Dr.. knicke1backer is delivering course
OF Sunday evening lectures on the distinc-
tive principles OF the Episcopal church In
Gsthsem2ne.
Services at the !. NJ. c. A. rooms this
afternoon are as follows: Sunday school al
$50, gospel meeting at 3, and young mems
meeting al G:3e.
The Parnel meeting at the Academy Of
Music on the Doth INST. promises To be
largely attended tickets at one dollar
eaca are selling Aveiy.
The Woman's CHRISTIAN Temperance
union held their monthly business meeting
Yesterday afternoon. Encouraging reports
were made by the officers.
The crowd of boys Who play marbles"
in the postotlice lobby are getting to be a Sc
rlcus nuisance, and measures should be taken
10 prevent this annoyance.
This IS Wasaington's birthday, but the
celebration does no: occGr till Monday. The
banks AMI principal business houses propose
TO keep Eceic doors closed.
There Is To- DO q gospel temperance meet
inc :. the Reform club rooms, corner of
Washington and Nicoitet avenues, at half
past O'Clock this afternoon.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday even
ings of the coming *, Messrs. S. f. Brown
ard James Ferguson are to lecture on Sc
crst Societies." which they denounce.
The Chicago, Milwaukee 6 st, Paul rail-
way reading room in the new depot is ID be
opened at $50 o'clock this asternoon. The
room will - conducted by the Y. NJ. @. A.
They are trying TO build new county jail
N Minneapolis, and are likely to have more
trouble over it and be longer in its construc
tion THAI were the projectors OF the Fort
Smelling bridge enterprise.
The Union Sunday school teachers meet
tended, yesterday afternoon, and was con-
Quoted by Rev. II. G. Stimson, of the Ply
mouth Congregational church.
Dr.. Burner, a recent arrival in Minneapo-
lis, has been rendered prcfessorship III
ore of TIE medical colleges in Philadelphia,
Pennsy lvauia, but has not yet signltied his
intention OF accepting the offer.
On Friday evening next, Rev. C. NJ. Terry
delivers his lecture on ''Sir Francis Drake
AID the Spanish Armanda,'' at Plymouth
church, fer tie benefit of the Young Ladies'
club, to use tor charitable purposes.
private party is to be given at the Pavil
ion, Lake Calhoun, on Tuesday evening.
Special trains have been chartered on the
LJndale road. Tickets are on sale at John
Z. Vests, Huntington d Meyers, and Gray
Il Hotilin's.
New Jerusalem Tor Swedenborg ian)
church, corner Fifth avenue South and
Ninth street, Rev. Edward G. Mitchell, pas
tor-Services at 3 P. M Sunday. Subject of
sermon: "Heaven and He'll Different ill
Different Men"
Parnell, the Irish relief agitator, tele-
evening at o'clock After speaking there
he will take & special train, arriving here at
3 O'Clock. The first hour will be filed up
by OTHER speakers.
The printers held meeting last evening
10 consider the question of strikes. They
consider that the strikers in ST. Paul have
not been fairly treated, and it is the object |
of the union 10 get q membership strong
enough to control their own wages.
10 A1lnucdpOliS LiOuf.ScS are lo DO SWOiA
into the State service, on Tuesday evening, |
St (which time Capt. Macy. of Gov Pillsbury's
stall Inspector General Van Cleve, aud As
sistsnt Adiutant General Van Cleve, will be
present. The uniforms are being turned |
oct quite rapidly, and the entire corps will
soon PIT on their warlike trappings, ready for
any emers ency. Arrangements have been
made FOR arms of an improved pattern.
Tie Minneapolis Printing company, COM
posed of Geo. X. Shaw, w. A. Nimocks. |
John III. Shaw and C. A. Nimocl1s, have
filed articles of incorporation with capital
of $4,000. They will issue the Herald,
taking the field now occupied 10y the Ecenaag
Tribune. At the same time the present pub
Usher of The last named paper, and a capital
from the last, are to issue a new morning
daily, probably to be known as the Morning
Tribune. All this will occur in about one
month, and then it will be lively for report
ers.
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