Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-31
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The Unitarian church completed its organization
yesterday.
See that your name Il properly registered in your
voting precinct.
The Msndelssohn club will hold rehearsal meet
ing this evening
Mr.. and Mrs. g. L. Levi have gone to Philadel-
phia on brief trip.
g. G. Palmer 90. will occupy Lillibridge's new
block on Third street.
1.-TWO Loves in Life" will be produced at the
Opera house this evening.
Dang orchestra gave delightful concert in the
new Turner hall yesterday.
regular meeting Of HERMAN lodge, Knights Of
Pythias, will be held tonight.
Minneapolis Lodge, I. O. G.. T., will elect new
board Of officers at their meeting this evening
The Zouaves will give their first grand mssquer-
ade ball in Turner hall on Wednesday evening.
The Rsddetto club will give q select party In Ar
chibsd's hall on Thursday evening, November 10.
The Minneapolis Light infantry will ho'd regular
drill meeting at the new srmory in Market hall, this
evening.
Interesting gospel temperance meetings were held
at the Y M. G. A. parlors yesterday afternoon and
evening.
Rev. Beach conducted religious services before q
congregation Of debauohed inmates of the city lock-
up yesterday.
The Parnell Land League will discuss the project
Of consolidating the three Land Leagues to-mor-
row evening.
Mics Phosa McAlister, who has been i'll. has now
entirely recovered, and the patrons of the Opers
house will again greet her nightly.
Minneapolis streets are again in disgusting state
Of morass. 1t is probably the strongest argument
| in favor of the street paving movement.
This evening the HERMAN society Of the state uni
versity will give their regular weekly entertainment
The programme, will be devoted to Goethe.
snoozer was run in on Saturday night for steal.
| ing gold watch and chain from Swede Kates bag.
MO on First street. he will be arragned this morn
ing.
Rev. ]. Tuttle delivered very able lecture las,
evening in the Church Of the Redeemer, upon the
| action of the Methodist church IN excluding DR.
Thomas.
largely attended meeting of the Reform club
was held in Harrison hall yesterday afternoon
Chaplain W. W. Satterlee delivered very interest
ing sermon.
On Saturday evening, Gen. R. W. Johnson, the
Democratic candidate for governor, will address
the people of Minneapolis, upon the issues of the
present campaign.
1t is expected to get the new heating apparatus
into the court house within the two next weeks. The
contractors have just surveyed the premises prepar-
atory to the immediate commencement of the work
| The benevolent ladies who have thu matter of in
shutting home for the friendless and orphans il
this city In charge, will hold another meeting or
Wednesday afternoon at No $50 Second street
northeast, to further perfect the movement. The
scheme is heavenly born and should receive the aid
OF all Christians.
Tbs members of the Minneapolis Typographical
union attended the funeral of Geo. ". Hopkins
their esteemed fellow craftsman who was injured by
train of in 1T Paul two weeks ago, from the
effects of which he died. The union met ut the hall
over Heaton's shoe store at O'Clock yesterday af
ternoon, from whence they went In body to attend
the funeral.
There is a strong and healthy movement on foot
among the legal fraternity Of the Fourth judicial
district looking towards the appointment Of Hon.
VIM. Lochren upon the district bench in the event
Judge Vanderburg1 il elected to the supreme bench
Mr.. Lochren is In every way peculiarly fitted to fill
the requirements Of the office with ability and salts
faction. He is an eminent lawyer and cultivated
gentleman, and in his appointment much will be &C.
complished towards the elevation Of the judiciary.
A large crew Of workmen began early yesterday
morning laying cedar block paving on the roadway
of Suspension bridge. It was expected that the
bridge would be closed from public travel, but that
not the however, and the blockade of teams
and street cars during the day was amusing. The
center Of the bridge was torn up, that the teams
were compelled to conf1ne their course to the stree;
| Car tracks upon either side. Everybody seemed to
vie with his neighbor in crowding upon The bridge,
each using his best endeavor to drive on ahead Of
the other verifying the selfish characteristics of hui
man nature. The result was chaotic mob Of men,
horses, vehicles, street cars, etc., during goodly
portion of the day, and be 1t said not to the credit
If the piety of the people implicated in tine snar,
many we're the unchristian expressions given utter
ance In the heat of the sttife.