Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
April showers make May flowers.
The Northern Pacific trains are crowded every
morning.
The street corners are crowded with idle peO-
pie nova days.
Mr.. Charles W. johnson arrived home from
Washington yesterday.
The real estate transactions during the past
week aggregate $4,000.
Tramps in unpleasant numbers abound in
Minneapolis at present.
The booms are to be prepared for the re-
ceptiou of the spring drive.
The League club held dancing party at
Workingmens hall last night.
The Nicolet house club gave another pleasant
social at the Nicolet last evening
The Light Infrntry promenade concert on
the 18th bids fair to be grand success.
The rifemen of Minneapolis were out airing
their guns on the East Side range yesterday.
Hon. W. S. King, Mr.. R. H. Jones and Mr..
Robert Hale all returned from the East yester-
day.
Telegraphic rates have been reduced one-third
between Minneapolis and Chicago and Mil
waukee.
Another drizzling rain storm set IN early last
evening. making Minneapolis mud worse than
ever before.
The annual reception of the Philomathean
society was held at the residence of Frank Will
cox last evening.
The bills announcing the appearance of John
MCCULLOUGH next week have been put up by
Snyder Keaton.
much needed cross walk has been con-
structed in front of the st. Paul. Minneapolis
Il Manitoba freight depot.
The county commissioners are to have their
meeting on Monday, and the committee on
taxes was in session yesterday.
The directors of the Y. NJ. G. A. held ses-
sion at Association hall last evening to lay plans
for the future good of the order.
The Womans Christian. Temperance Union
hold a meeting at o'clock this afternoon, at
their rooms on Hennepin avenue.
The usual spring cleaning has commenced
which may account for the large number of
men dining down town at present.
This evening testimonial entertainment is
to be given to Miss Lille N. Phillips at AssO-
citation hall Prof. Lyman is to assist.
The department of American history of the
Minnesota Historical society hold their month
" meeting at Manchester college on Monday
even ing.
The Pinafore company left for st. Paul yes
terday morning. They gave entire satisfaction
here and are sure of a warm reception should
they ever return.
The Reform club held their regular weekly
meeting at Harrison hall last evening. The
attendance was quite large, and the exercises
seemed to interest all present.
Mr.. E. W. B. Harvey, not Hawley, as the
other papers had it, is the principal of the Elk
River schools. He was formerly principal of
the High school on the East side.
The Chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul pay car
has been in the city for couple of days, and
the employees of that road are now happy in
the'pcssession of their monthly stipend.
Miss Nellie Young, daughter of Judge A. Fl.
Young, died yesterday forenoon, at the age of
II wears. The funeral occurs from the resi-
dence of the family on Sunday forenoon.
have meeting at WOrkingmens hall this
evening. Vacancies on the city ticket are to
be filed, and action will be taken in regard to
the distribution of papers, etc.
The BARLEY Campbell Galley Slave company
have put up the handsomest illustrated bills,
posters window hangers etc., ever seen in this
city The company commences three nights
engagement at the Academy of Music on Mon
day evening.
On Sunday evening Spaulding's Jubilee
Singers are to give one of their fine musical en-
tertainments at the Academy of Music. The
company has been greatly improved since last
seen here, and an entirely new programme has
been arranged for this occasion.
Ed. Lavelle took in astranger who was out
of funds. When Ed. awoke yesterday morning
he found that the object of his charity had
flown with all the loose change about the place.
The police caught the miscreant and he will
rest where there is no change to tempt him.