Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-25
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.


Lumbermen are returning from the piner-
les daily.
The Holly Touring mill is being run up
another story.
Tommy Bazille, the educated tramp" is
around again.
Applicants for admission to the bar will
be made at the district court on Friday.
The Church of the Redeemer is to be
handsomely decorated on Easter Sunday.
Last evening Rev. Geo. Muller addressed
a large audience at the First Congregational
church.
Scrap Iron Bill is doing rushing bust
ness at his new establishment on Tenth ave-
nue. south.
The Reform Club Musical Union held q
meeting last evening, and number of new
members joined.
Mr.. Frank 81. Carver, formerly clerk OF
the probate court here, returned from an ex-
tended Eastern trip yesterday.
Mr.. j. w. Lawrence's horse became
frightened at swinging telephone wire yes
terday and succeeded in smashing buggy.
An unusually strong cast is being made up
for the "Union Scout" to be presented by
the Zouaves at the Academy of Music next
month.
The board of education held q special
meeting yesterday afternoon to provide for
the payment of the teachers salaries for the
month of March.
"Louis XI.,' as played by the Metropolitan
company, is attracting much attention, as it
is one of the very best things ever produced
in this city.
Mr.. s. P. Spaulding has made arrange
ments for the appearance of the Jubilee
Singers (colored) at the Academy of Music
on Sunday evening.
The Forbes Dramatic company will appear
in Minneapolis tomorrow, and in the even
ing will present "Our Boarding House."
They will do light business.
Yesterday the bonds of the keepers of
houses of prostitution, Nettie Connolly, Sal
lie Campbell and Kate johnson, were signed
and they are now free until the action of the
supreme court.
The handsome bills of the Chicago Church
Choir company were adjusted to the outer
walls yesterday. They produce "Pinafore"
at the Academy of Music on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings of next week.
The public schools were visited by large
number of people yesterday on invitation of
Superintendent Tousley. The examination
is to extend over to-day and general invita-
ton is extended to those interested.
The various rifle clubs of the city are talk
ing about targets, and long range, and globe
sights, and telescopes and things in be-
wilderinp manner. It is probable that they
will commence work at no distant day.
The holy week services commenced in the
Church of the Holy Rosary, South Mime
apolis, last evening. The service is to be
continued on this and tomorrow evenings.
On tomorrow night the sermon on the Pas
sion is to be delivered.
The Bicycle club are practicing on their
fiery untamed steeds at Association hall.
Should anyone on the street see man come
dow head first and land in the middle of the
road. 1t will be safe to conclude that bicycle
has been "bucking."
The young men about town whe think it
so smart to make impertinent remarks to
young girls on the street may change their
minds if few more of them are served as
one was yesterday, who put himself inside
the stone pile fence for three moths for ad-
dressing indecent language to couple of
girls.
The tickets for the reception of the Mime
apolis Zouaves at the Lake Calhoun pavilion
on Monday evening next, are out and will
90 like hot cakes to-day. On Monday even
ing the members will escort the ladies to the
train at the corner of First avenue South
and Washington avenue, and then in full
uniform will make short parade through
the principal streets before going to to lake.
The Nicollet House roof was discovered
to be on fire yesterday noon, and there was a
lively flying about for a short time. The
alarm was sounded and the fire department
promptly responded, but their services were
not needed, as the flames we're extinguished
by the employees of the house. A good sized
hole had burned in the roof of the old part
of the house. All damage was repaired dur
ing the afternoon.
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