Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-28
Observation-Disclosures
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Yesterday was a bad day for politicians.
The Jubilee singers do not appear till next Sunday
evening
Yesterday terribly rainy, muddy and nasty
day generally.
The ice at this point breaking up and may so cut
az any mo rent.
Rev. Dr.. Muller addressed the University students
yesterday forenoon.
Don't forget the great Fire Sale at s.. Paul,
to morrow, Go early.
The Light Infantry hold their monthly business
meeting on Monday evening.
Great Fi:e Sale at S.. Paul tomorrow. Don
fail TO be there. Grand bargains.
The boys we're treated to another enter tainreat
n the y. NJ. C. \. rooms last evening.
The fourth anniversary of Humboldt lodge, Sons
Of Herman, celebrated last evening.
Only one female drunk before the municipal ccUrt
yesterday. She Will be Up again FOR severa! days.
Some fne programmes Of music have been arEang-
ed for to-day - be rendered il the various churches.
On Monday the annual meeting OF s. MARKS
parish fc- the election Q: war1ers aad vesrynen Is
10 be he'd.
The Knights Of Fythias have their next social on
Wednesday evening Of this week. The ladies appe r
in sheets and pillow case while the gentlemen are 10
wear = domino.
The Third and Sixth ward Democratic cauclses
were he'd last evening and delegates We're elected TO
the city convention. The other wards hold caucuses
CT Monday evening.
Right Rev. Bishop Ireland viii lecture il AssociG-
ton hal, Bridge square, on Tuesday evening
March 81, on colonization for Connenara Suffer-
ers-' Turn out and hear him.
Elaborate Easter ceremonies are TO be conducted
Al Gethseuaue church to-day The Knights Ten
rIgr OF s. Paul headed By the Great Western band
Will be met al the depot by the Knights Templar Of
MINNEAPOLIS and he FoIt Smelling band, az IL iul!
uniform. After marching TO the church the service
viii occur 4: 2:3J O'Clock and Will be conducted by
Rev. u =. Euickerbacker
The Minneapolis fire department was called out
again yesterday morning by alarm turned II from
box - at $50 o'cocA The fire was in the old LAM
areaux laniug mil the East side near the upper
bridge I he machinery had long since been re-
moved, and for some ule the building had been oc-
cllpied by families. Al the time Of It's burning, how
ever the structure uEoccupied and the -o>s was
very hight.
The Zcaayes have completed every arrangement
for their i-st public reception and grand military
ball AZ the Pavilion. Lake Calhoun, Monday even
ing Tie cont ;ly vii! out i'll full uniform, and
Col AIcC-ary has rendered them two trains, 10 run
AZ : and c'cIocs. from the corner OF Washington
ave1ue and Fret south. At the Pavilion the
best music Il The cit: VIII be in attendance. Refresh
rerts viii be served, and everything possible Will be
done TO make this tirst social grand success.
The month of Aprl, promises many good things in
the amusement line Every week day evening and
SATURDAY afternoons the Metropolitan theatre is 10 be
opened. A. me Academy OF Music the {. &. {. e.
N P!uafore Maj ch 81 and April l. The Galley Slave
company 5th, 9th and III. John Mccullough, Sth,
9th ard l0tn. Miss Nina Wright 18th. Minneapolis
Zouaves supporting Mr.. Frederick BrEton. IL the
T-Tip llrh tn.
ing 2yth and Dist and Robson Crane 18th, 3Cth and
May1.
Be sure 20 take a trip to St. Paul tomorrow,
if you want splendid bargains. AUeroach,
Finch, Culbert<cn x Co. give a grand opening
at their great Ere Sale.