Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-11
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MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

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Malcolm's hall last evening.
Farmers were numerous yesterday, and the
markets did good business.
The y. NJ c. \. gospel meeting for strangers
was well attended last evening.
Chief eff police Munger is on the sick list,
being laid up with severe cold.
Religious services vii! be held at the Y. III.
c. y. rooms IL 3 . CLOCK this afternoon.
The skating rink At Lake Calhoun was large
" attended by the young folks yesterday.
The Junior bar association hold = meeting at
the old municipal court room on Monday
evening
The Reform Ciub hold temperance meeting
st Harrison Hall this afternoon II half-past
three o'clock.
Mr.. e. E. Marsh vii! conduct q Sunday
school at the Y NJ. c. \. rooms, this afternoon,
at half past q CLOCK.
The Irish relief committee hold their final
meeting. week after next, when the sum Sc
cured Will be forwarded to Ireland.
The strong Wind prevailing yesterday after
noon, broke Que of the huge panes OF French
plate glass IN the Security bank building.
At Harmonic Hall this evening Faust is to
be produced by the Harmonic society with Kerr
Peuner of 81. Paul, in the title role.
The Sunday school scholars and superintend-
ent turned ont ii force yesterday afternoon at
the Y. NJ. c.. \. parlors To study up on the lesson
for to-day.
Miss Susie NJ. johnson, inspirational speaker,
will deliver another address in Mendenhall S
hall Washington avenue north, this forenoon
at lO:3O clock.
The Nip and Tuck combination. with
Harry Weber at the head, will soon appear
here, and their agent Claude De Haven, was
in town yesterday.
A genuine rabbit hunt occurred on Henne-
pin avenue yesterday. Jones grayhounds soon
captured the lonG-eared beauty and made short
work of ending his existence.
Some one stole anumber of fine photographs
from the frame exhibited in front of the Acad-
envy OF Music on Friday night. The police are
trying 10 ind the lniscreant.
This evening Rev. II. 4. Stimson will COM
mence in Plymouth Congregational church a
course of evening lectures the Building of
Character. What is Character:" will be the
subject tonight.
The Liberal League hold their regular meet
ing at hall NJ. u, Washington avenue north
at o'clock this afternoon. The subject for
discussion Is: Have we a modern Inquisl-
tom
The Florence Combination closed their Mn
neapolis engagement last evening. At the
matinee performance in the afternoon the at
tendance was very light. The evening audience
was fair in size and seemed to appreciate the
comedy fully.
New Jerusalem (or Swedenborgian) church,
corner Fifth avenue south and Ninth street,
Rev. Edward G. Mitchell pastor. Services at
3 =. VI. Sunday. Subject of sermon: The
Mote in Our Brothers Eye, and the Beam in
Our Own Eye"
Halls Pathfinder and Shipping Guide for
January is out, and is even more complete
than any former publication. 1t contains all
the information any one wishes upon the mat
ter of railroad and steamboat travel, and how
the author learned it all. is puzzle. If you
contemplate journey, it tells you when to
start, how far 1t is, how much it costs, and
when you arrive there.
On Monday evening the Renz-Santley Novelty
company are to make their appearance at the
Academy of Music, and will doubtless delight
4 we'll filled house-of the masculine gender.
The company have always done very good
business here, and the old favortcs, Lew Ben
edict, and Sanford and Wilson, strengthen the
company. a number of new novelties have
been added since last season, and the press gen.
orally speak highly of their performances.
The drama Around the World in Eighty
Days" seems to possess some power of attrac-
ton that the amusement patrons cannot resist,
and the Metropolitan Theatre is packed at
evening performances. At the matinee yester-
day afternoon there was the greatest jam ever
known in the house, having before the curtain
went up every seat filled, and every inch of
standing room was soon taken. Despite counter
attractions in the evening another packed house
was seen, and another weeks race is an
nounced.
The KNIGHTS of Pythias are sparing neither
time nor expense in their preparation for the
masquerade 70 occur Tuesday evening at
their new hall in the Day block, Washington
and Fourth avenues south. They taking
every precaution to prevent unpleasant dis
coveries on the removal of masks. and to
further their purpose of making the affair a
select one have arranged for the removal of all
masks. temporarily, before entering the hall. so
that no Objectionable persons have an oppor-
tuuitv to enter the hall. Reception rooms on
the second floor will be thrown open so that
crowd IL the regular reception rooms Will be
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