Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-14
MINNEAPOLISNEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

Mr.. John Z. West returned from q visit to
his uncle in Cincinnati, Ohio, yesterday.
Mr.. Z. Nipple Hall is domiciled at the
Nicollet house, where he remains till Mon
day.
Miss Susie NJ. johnson lectures at Good
Templar's Hall this morning at 1920
o'clock.
4 lad ran away from Milwaukee, and was
caught in Minneapolis. He was returned
home on requisition from that city.
The Yoke Fellows are holding a series of
meetings in 4 room at the corner OF Wash
ington avenue and Ninth avenue south.
y. Z. Larson's team ran away yesterday,
on Washington avenue, but were captured
before any great damage had been done.
The Temperance Reform club is out Of
debt and has money on hand sufficient to
pay all expenses for the ensuing quarter.
The Light Infrantry hold meeting on
Monday evening and will elect delegates TO
attend the State military meeting at Fari-
bault.
The survey ing party that has been run
ming line from Minneapolis to Excelsior
FOR the c., NJ. & ST. P. road returned home
last evening.
The French Spy" drew the largest and
most fashionable matinee yesterday after
noon that has assembled in Minneapolis for
several weeks.
Immigration has commenced IN earnest
Already large number OF trains and people
have passed through the city en- route to
frontier farms.
A snow storm of light proportions visited
Minneapolis yesterday. Sleighing will be
in order for day OF two, then look out for
slush and mud.
The municipal court is almost entirely
without business nowadays. and the police
ind walking their beats with nothing to do
rather tedious work.
The Sir knights of 81. Paul Damascus
Commandery will attend tie Easter Sunday
services at Gethsemane church, on invitation
of DR.. knickerbacher.
4 large number OF seats have been sold
Tor Mr.. Murray benefit on Monday evening,
Yet a number remain unsold that viii doubt
less be rapidly sold CT Monday morning.
The Big minstrela are to appear at the
academy of Masic on Friday and Saturday
evenings CT this week. They have many
warm admirers here and will do good
business.
The "Origin of Evir' will be scientitcal
~ and physiologically considered by the
Liberal League at the hall over No. Y
Washington avenue North, this afternoon at
> o'clock.
Last evening Mr.. E, Nipple Hall delivered
an interesting lecture, at the Academy OF
Music, en- his tour of the world. The attend
ance was not so large as the merits of the
lecture deserved.
A little daughter Of James Kerns, residing
on South Third street, was fooling with a
didn't know it-was-loaded' revolver, when
the weapon was discharged, and one hand
was badly torn by the bullet.
Sometime since a man named Stops was
convicted of obtaining a suit of clothes under
false pretense. As officer Stiles Gray was
taking the man to the station house he es-
capped. Yesterday the fellow was recaptured,
and Uncle Stiles is happy again.
A new lodge, to be known as Assumption
lodge, of the Grand Order of the Orient,
was organized in Minneapolis on Friday
evening. 1t is the first of this order in the
city, and is differed as follows: G. I'll.
Huntington, G. o.; r. s. Nslis, V. G. o.:
NJ. Tyson, G. s.; w. B. Johnes, secretary
and treasurer.
A little three-year-old girl of Robert Irv-
ing, residing on the East side, was frightful-
ly burned yesterday forenoon. The child
was left alone for q short time and how her
clothing caught fire is not known. On re-
moving the clothing great pieces of flesh
came off with them. 1t is doubtful if the
little one lives, though everything possible is
being done.
On Monday evening the Druids are to
celebrate the sixth anniversary of the organ
ization of Minnehaha Grove, No. II, at their
hall. Ed A. Stevens is to read history of
the order, Dr.. Cohen will deliver an address
in German, and j. B. Gilman a lecture on
Druidism. There will also be vocal and in
strumental music, and ths, whole concludes