Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-01
Observation-Disclosures
MIINNEAPOLIs GLOBELETs.

The Brotherhood Of Gethsenlane have q
meeting on Monday evening.
Eenth street was tue scene of plenty of
fast driving yesterday afternoon.
The livery stable keepers have put their
carriages in winter quarters again.
Dent forget br Burners free lecture at
the Academy of Music this evening.
The Minneapolis Atheuieum shareholders
have meeting on Tuesday evening next.
The usual services will be held at the y.
N. c. A. rooms this afternoon and even
ing.
The snow storm yesterday caused decid-
ed falling OF in the usually active market
trade.
John Dl.on will probably appear before a
Minneapolis auiience soma time this
month.
Tickets tor Mrs. Lvermore's lectures
commenced selling quite lively yesterday
morning.
The public school teachers held meeting
in room C. High school building yesterday
forenoon.
The Frayue Il r!Fany company ar. book
Ell tor the 20h and 217t Of this month at
tie Academy.
Daring the pase week = series of religions
meetings have bea, conducted at the First
VI. :. chIrca.
Tie Minneapolis Southern Narrow
Gauge railway folks have a meeting at Rich
field on Monday.
The ST. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba el
evator at Minneapolis will hold no more
wheat at present.
Seats for Clara Bakers benefit will be
placed on sal NnnI,y morning, and what
rush there VIII be-.
\ force OF mea we're busily engaged in
removing the suow ftolu the street ana rsil
way tracks yesterday.
Taxation OF Church Property is the
subject for discussion az the Liberal League
meeting this afternoon.
The gospel meeting for young men and
strangers at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms last
night was well attended.
The Northwestern lee company is the
name of a Few organization that will COM
mence operations at once.
j. B. Bassett's Minneapolis & Northwest
ern railway directors held meeting last
evening, in Mr.. Bassett's Office.
I,,I ~, L,a OF
hall, On Tuesday evening, by the West Side
Turner's aud Msnnerchor Frcshinn.
TIE Minneapolis bankers have passed
resolutions of respect and esteem in memory
OF the late Horace Thompson, of st. Paul.
The fair of the Northwestern Mechanical
and Industrial association commences this
year on September 9th, one week later than
last year.
The handsome bills of the "Queen's Evil
dence' company were adjusted to the walls
here yesterday afternoon. They arr to be
here the last of the week.
Rev. H. A. Stimson conducted the Union
Sunday school teachers meeting at the Y.
N. G. A. rooms yesterday afternoon. The
attendance was quite large.
Miss Susie M. Johnson, inspirational
speaker, has returned and will deliver
another lecturs at Good Templar's hall at
half past ten O'Clock this forenoon.
This evening Rev. j. Z. Creighton, of the
Seventh street NJ. E. church, is to COM
mence a series of lectures on the evils of
the day. The subject for to-day is, "May
go to the Theater:''
The council committee on roads and
bridges were in session yesterday afternoon
Cor the purpose of discussing the ADVISABLE
tv OF allowing the franchise asked by the
minneapolis Steam Heating and Supply
company
Tie Doarj, of trade COMMITTEES and NUM-
Der of other citizens will 90 to St. Paul to-
dav to attend tho funeral of The late Horace
Thompson. The special train leaves the 9.
81. d ST p. depot at 1916 and will. return
Immediately after the funeral.
The board OF trade will hold their regular
monthly meeting il their room, CITY hall
building, on Monday morning. The meet
in. Wi! DO unusually interesting, as mat
tiers OF considerable moment to Mime
apalis people will be brought forward for
consideration.
Tue Theater Comiqno was reopened last
evening under tle auspices of the Chambers
Brothers and 3Ir. E. :. Johnson. The the
ater has been rem0deled and FURNISHED
throughout and presea,s a decidedly i'm
proved appearance. New scenery and stage
fixtures are among the many Improvements.
The company are Ned Turner, the well
known Ethiopian comedian; Lena Turner,
burlesquo artistic; Walter Wentworth, con-
tortionist; Helena Wentworth, male imper-
senator, W. Is. Chambers, Master Reddy,
Nellie Neville, Fanny Gordon and Viola If
win. They give an entertainment that will
doubtless insure fnll houses nightly.
COURT CULLINGS