Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-23
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPdLIs GLOBELETs.

MlVNEAfUulO NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
Livery horses were in great demand yester-
day.
The Parnell Land league holds meeting to-
night.
The churches were unusually well attended
yesterday.
J.F. Burns, OF New York, is guest of the
Nicollet house.
Geo. Hatch, of st. Louis, is spending few
days in the city.
The State university calendar for 1881 will
be issued this week.
A party of several residents OF Fargo passed
the Sabbath in this city.
The Tailors' union holds meeting this even
ing in Workingmen's hall.
Mr.. Oscar Vail will be united in wedlock to
Miss Laura Day tomorrow evening.
The annual inventory of the library of the
university will occur on Wednesday.
This morning Judge Young will take up the
criminal calendar in the district court.
The closing examination of the State univer-
slty will occur on Friday and Saturday of this
week.
Mr.. w. 81. Richie, of Mansfield, Ohio, is
enjoying the hospitality of mine host West of
the Nicollet.
Haverly's European Mastodons will give an
entertainment at the Academy on Wednesday
of next week.
A regular meeting of the Canoe club will be
held omorrow evening in room in Security
bank building.
The reform club held largely attended and
very interesting meeting at Harrison hall yes
terday afternoon.
Miss Ida Murphy and Miss Farnsworth, of
st. Paul, are the guests of Mrs. Will Bassett,
on Nlcollet Island.
At $50 o'clock this evening the Congrega-
tional club will meet at the residence of II. B.
Beart, at Summit park.
Tomorrow G. A. Plllsbury and family will
start for Boston, where they intend to So
journ during the summer months.
1t is announced that Rose Wood will appear
at the Academy of Music on June 4th under
The management of Will j. Davis.
On Thursday evening the ladies of the st..
Pau.'s parish will give a sociable at tue rectory
on Harmon Place and Thirteenth street.
Rev. w. W. Satterlee announces that an in
teresting programme will soon be arranged
for the coming Red Rock camp meeting.
The Turner'S are making extensive prepare
tions for their annual tournament and festival,
which is to occur on July 14-17 inclusive.
Many of our citizens went down to the
Union Park concert yesterday, and enjoyed
themselves to the fullest extent of the law. {"
It is announced that John A. Thompson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Moore will leave this
evening for an extended visit in New Eng
land.
Prof. Downey of the State university, by
special request,gave his lecture on the "Relig-
iOus Uses of Adversely in the tabernacle last
| evening.
Tomorrow evening Geo. N. Morgan Post,
G.. A. R., will hold regular meeting in Good
Templars' hall. The meeting will be addressed
| by Comrade Marsh.
w. P. Roberts, Of this city, and Miss Margie
Martin, of Lake City, will attend the Right
| Worthy Grand Lodge, I. o. G.. T., which meets
| in Topeka, Kansas, this week, as representa-
lives of the grand lodge of Minnesota.
No Tribune, this morning. Is the real
cause for withdrawing the Monday issue of
| that paper occasioned by conscientious scruples
| about working on the Sabbath, as claimed, or
is it purely question OF economy? Who can
answer!
The common council will meet on Wednes-
day evening, when an ''official organ" will be
elected. There are three competitors for the
| "honors''-the Tribune, Journal ana Herald.
The latter bids the lowest and the first the
highest.
large number of our leading citizens
attended the lecture of Col. Fairman at the
Hennepin avenue Baptist church last evening.
The topic, ".i odern Skepticism from Lay
| mans Standpoint, was handled in thorough
and able manner.
The following is a list of students who take
part in the exercises on class day at the
university: Tree orator, r. II. Bonniwell;
class orator, w. L. King; poet, w. G. Bryant;
historian, Miss s. E. Palmer; prophet, @. j.
R0wley; president of the class, W. II. Savage.
A large number of Minneapolitans took ad-
vantage of the beautiful weather yesterday,
and enjoyed an excursion on the motor to lakes
Calhoun and Harriet. These popular pleasure
resorts are now the daily scenes of boating,
fishing and basket picknicing.
1t is noticeable fact that the representative
men of our. city fail to manifest the interest in
Decoration Day observance which they have
always heretofore expressed. The enterpris-
ing parties who are this year doing the pre-
paratory labors necessary to the success of the
| occasion are generally the younger people.
Why is this? Is patriotism degenerating?
Fine Art.