Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Specially Reported for the Daily Globe.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErS.

The Light infantry held drill meeting at
Armory hail last evening.
The Junior Bar association met at A. B..
Ovitt's office last evening.
The markets were well attended yesterday
and business was quite lively.
The St. Vincent train went ont behind q
snow pillow yesterday morning.
Gov. Pillsbury. i. is said, will erect big
Touring mill on tie East Side.
The regular nesting of the Brotherhood
of Gethsemane VAS held last evening.
The city counci! holds regular meeting
on Wednesday afternoon OF this week.
The Minneapolis A.henaum shareholders
hold their annual meeting this evening.
The Masonic Mutual Aid association will
elect officers IL Segelbaums block this even
ing.
Pleasant rooms are for rent at No. 402,
corner of Seventh street and Fourth avenue
south
The Moral and Humane Education society
meet at Miss Judson's rooms at 3 O'Clock
this afternoon.
This evening Ms. Livermore delivers her
lecture entitled beyond the Sea- al the
Academy OF Music
The department of American history Of
the State Historical society held meeting
in the study of Rv. Edward D. Neill.
The Fort Smelling bridge was TO have been
tested yesterday, AID will probably be thrown
open to the public to-day or 10 morrow.
Robert Smith, of St. Paul. is to conduct
meetings under the direction of the Yoke
Fellows band at their room, corner of Ninth
and Washington avenues south, this and to-
morrow evenings.
This Academy of Natural Sciences hold
meeting this evening at their room No. sl4
Nicolet avenue. The pew president, DR.. z.
L. Hatch, will deliver az address, and other
scientific matters of interest will be pre-
sented.
MIR. Alonzo j. Brown, of the postotice
news stand, has bought tho printing Office
of Davidson & Hall. The present firm con-
tinue the business for one month more. The
intentions OF Mr.. Brown are not yet known,
but that he is going into something extern
sive is certain, and that be will succeed there
is not the slightest doubt.
The Theater Comique played before an
other well pleased audience last evening.
The entertainment was a great improvement
upon that Of the opening night, aid the pro-
prietors propose still further improvements.
New people will be here IL q few days, and
then they feel snre an entertainment super
ior to anything heretofore seen III that house
will be given, Some OF the acts now on the
boards are exceptionally good for West
ern theater.
The box sheet for the sale of eeats for
Miss Clara Bakers benefit on Thursday
evenin G, at the Metropolitan theater, was
opened at 8 O'Clock yesterday morning.
Long before that hour a crowd had assem-
bIed in Elliot's music store, and whei the
sale commenced there was q greater rush
than at any of the preceding benefits Be-
fore O'Clock last evening nearly every seat
in the lower part of the house was taken,
and goodly number of those in the gallery
were disposed OF. This unprecedented rush
is compliment to the beneficiary, and is
one that the lady has justly earned and Is
entitled to. Probably no one connected
with the Metropolitan company has made
more warm friends than Miss Baker. On
the stage she IS q conscientious actress, al
ways striving TO please, and Oft the boards
she is perfect lady, quiet, unas5uming and
of pleasant disposition. The packed house
that will greet her Is bat just tribute to her
many merits.