Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-31
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Specially Reported for the Daily Globe.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.

"step by Step' at the Metropolitan this evening.
The Grown Roller mill machinery is to be tested
to-day.
And now the Light Infantry are to have promen-
ade concert.
The Church Choir Pinafore company will stop at
the st. James.
The break In the Washington avenue water main
was repaired yes erday.
Work on the Pillsbury Touring mill on the East
Side has commenced.
large number Of men have been sent to the pin
cries to assist on the drive this spring.
The Nicollet House Club propose to give another
of their delightful soirees on Friday evening.
Prof. Campbell, of the State University, has ten
dered his resignation to the board of regents.
A lumber wagon broke down and tumbled the load
into the mud on Hennepin avenue yesterday
A youDgster WAS arrested on charge Of stealing
some hams yesterday, and Judge Cooley will inves
dgate.
Mr.. Geo. Miller was in the city yesterday arranging
for the appearance of the Galley Slave company here
next week.
Bishop Ireland addressed large audience a
Association hall last evening on the subject of Irish
immigration.
The delegates from the Minneapolis military com
panies went down to Faribault yesterday to attend
the State INVENTION.
Seats selling lively for the benefit performance
Of Miss Grace Garland at the Metropolitan theatel
Friday night, when "Romeo and Juliet" will be pro
duced.
Gen. Franz sgel will arrive in Minneapolis to-
day, and Is announced to deliver lecture in Har
monia hall in the evening. His subject is "East and
West.''
Auerbach, Finch, Culbertson Go. especially
invite their Minneapolis friends to their i'm.
mense Fire Sale, IA West Third street, Bridge
Square. st. Paul.
The Reform Club held their weekly social at Harri.
sons hall last evening. An excellent musical and
literary progronme was carried out to the satisfac
ton OF those present.
Mr.. Spaulding has completed every arrangement
for the appearance of the Jubilee singers at the
Academy of Music on next Sunday evening. No
postponement this time
Only few more days left to profit by the
great Fire Sale of Auerbach, Finch, Culbertson
& Co. Go to-day, and share in the bargains; IA
West Third street, Bridge Square. st. Paul.
Messrs. johnson, Smith & Harrison have printed
some invitations for the benefit performance of Miss
Grace Garland, that were sent out yesterday. This
work Is marvel of neatness and upon the first page
is an excellent photograph of the beneficiary.
S. K. Hunt of Minneapolis, and Jennie Garland,
Of California to have another foot race at Asso
cistlon hall on Thursday evening. As before, Hunt
must run ten II lies while Miss Garland makes six
The purse this time is for $3.50. Hunt is confident
of success, and thinks he will beat his best recorded
time.
This evening the Knights of Pythias are to give
sheet and pillow case party at their hail. Of
Washington avenue and Fourth avenue south. They
have made preparations for grand time, and the at
tendance will doubtless be large as it is the first
social since Lent. The Great Western band is to
furnish the music.
Mr.. A. w. Craik has sold out his business in the
city market and has once more associated himself
with his father under the old firm name of Craik
Son. Their place Of business is on First Avenue
South between Washington and Second
street, where they keep a full supply of -four and
feed, baled hay and straw, and general assortment
of goods usually carried in their line.
If there Is place more than another that is il
need of the imm ediate attention of the street
missioners that spot is Lock-np alley. This alley
which is travelled nearly much the main streets
places mud is nearly knee deep, while at frequent in
cent excavations, make 1t positively dangerous fol
night.