Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-24
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.


eddy scarce, yesterday.
The Judges of election were busily engag-
ed, yesterday, in correcting the poll lists.
The Republican city convention convenes
in Minneapolis this forenoon at 10 O'Clock
The ice at this point is becoming 30 weak
that it must soon break up and go over the
falls.
DIR. Burner has decided to make free e1a-
limitations at his institute for the next sixty
days.
The all day temperance meeting at the
Free Will Baptist church yesterday was fair
ly attended.
At the rate the mud is being converted in
to dust, sprinkling carts will be in order in
few days.
"Louis XI'' is one of the very best things
ever placed on the stage in this city. Don't
miss it tonight.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul rail-
road depot and grounds we're photographed,
yesterday morning.
The regular weekly social of the Reform
club was held last evening, and proved a
very enjoyable affair.
The meeting of the council announced
for yesterday does not take place till Monday
afternoon of next week.
The mortgage on Sallie Campbell's prop
erty has been foreclosed, and it passes back
into the hands of Kate Campbell.
The driver of the Osseo stage and a
farmer had little misunderstanding the
other day that will be settled in court.
The board of education is to holda meet
ing, this afternoon at two O'Clock, to pass
the pay roll and transact other business.
Special exercises have been arranged in the
public schools for to-day and tomorrow,
and parents are especially invited to attend
on those days.
Mr. A. H. Taisey. Grand Master of the A.
o. U. W., of Minnesota, was in the city, yes
terdsy, and attended the session of Star
lodge, last evening.
Harry Wesly, of the Metropolitan theater
company, and Miss Annie Dickerson, of
Faribault, were privately married at the
Clark house last evening.
The Forbes Dramatic company's agent is
working up the city for the appearance of
that company at the Academy of Music on
Friday and Saturday evenings of this week.
The keepers of the houses of prostitution
who were sentenced to six months in State
prison have been granted q stay of proceed
ings and will DO released on $1,000 bail
each.
Some sharper caused call for Demo
cratic caucus in the Third ward for last night
to be published, but the trick was discovered
during the day and the object was not &C.
complished.
W. P. Webster, advance agent of the
Chicago Church Choir Company. is in town
arranging for the appearance of that COM
pany at the Academy of Music next Wednes-
day and Thursday.
The fire department were called out last
night by fra being discovered in laundry
on Second street between Second and Third
avenues north. The flames were extinguished
without the help of the fremen.
Miss Garland, of California, has chal-
lenged s. K. Hunt, of Minneapolis, to run a
foot race. The trial is to occur at Associa-
ton Hall on Saturday evening, for purse of
$500 side. The distance is ten miles.
Next week Bishop Ireland is to deliver an
other lecture in Minneapolis. He speaks on
the opportunity for charity in the movement
now inaugurated to bring some of the suffer-
ing Irish people from the old country to
America.
DR.. S. K. Miller, of Lebanon, lectured at
Gethsemane church last night on christian
ity and Civilization" This evening he leo
lures on gScience and Christianity Ser
vices in the same church every day at 10 A.
M. and holy communion Thursday morning
at 10 O'Clock.
Mr.. Felix G.. Head, publisher of the st.
Vincent Herald, who has been in the city
for few days, left for his new home yester-
day, taking his family with him. On the
same train Fred Puhler went up to Ada,
where on next week he will commence the
publication of the Ada Alert.
The Zouaves held a drill and business
meeting last night, at which time they made
arrangements for reception at the Pavilion,
Lake Calhoun, on Monday evening next and
also for the production of the military drama
the "Union Scout" at the Academy of
Music, on the evening of the 18th, 18th and
18th of April, with Saturday matinee.
General Manager Merrill and Assistant
General Manager Van Horne, of the Chica-
20, Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad company,
were in the city yesterday accompanied by
the company's counsel, Mr.. J. W. Cary.
They were busily engaged with President
Morrison, w. w. McNair and others in COM
pleting the transfer of the Minneapolis &
Northwestern road to the Hastings & Da-
kota extension.
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