Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-03
mINNEAPOLIs GLOBELETs.

Matinees at both the Academy and Opera
house this afternoon.
The Boston restaurant never closes Its doors
Call and try some oysters.
gospel meeting Will be held in the 7. NJ.
C. A. parlors this evening.
One O. the abutments OF the Holden street
bridge will be completed to-day.
The teachers of the public schools will draw
their mouths salary this forenoon.
The beusnt rendered Miss Phosa McAllister
at the Opera house last night was grand sue
cess.
Hon. SCHUYLER Colfax has been Invited to
deliver iu th. city, his lecture upon Sour
Martyred Presi dent"
A. F. Maths will be buried from Gethse-
name church at p. m. to-day, under the aus :
pieces OF Ge.. n. Morgan Post. G. A. r.
Rev Dr.. Van Anda will deliver his secon
lecture before the "The Ecumenical Council
at Centenary NJ. Z, church tomorrow even
ing.
A regular N astiny of the Womsu's Chris
tan Temperance Union will be held in the
hall over Elliot's music store at 8 o'clock this
afternoon.
A crazy man was arrested in the yards OF the
Mllwaukee road on Thursday night, while at
tempting to throw himself under the wheels
of locomotive.
Mr. B T Balon, pioneer OF Minnesota,
and an old time resident Of Minneapolis, will
start on Monday for q visit to his boyhood's
home in the sunny south.
Reports from the pineries are to the efec
that there is about eight inches Of snow upon
the ground in the woods, and the ice in the
river is sufficiently strong for crossing
FoUSD-A large baggage check on the Chi
eago, St Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha railroad
The owner can have by calling at the GLOBE
Office, Sl1 Hennepin avenue and paying costs.
The Michael Davit land league will hold a
meeting at Robert Emmet hall to morrow
evening Final action will be taken relative
to the proposed removal to a new and mole
sommodous hall.
A regular meeting of the Reform club was
held at Harrison hall last evening. The at
tendance was COED, and considerable interest
was manifesto in the discussion OF the ques-
lions introduced.
Mr.. Thos G. Lew, editor OF the Oshkosh
Standard, is spending few days in Mime
apolis, renewing old acquaintance and form
ing new ONES. Hr. Levi is whole souled fell
low and never lacks friends.
The Black Diamonds will be prodvced at the
Academy this evening, by the Forbes Dramat-
ie company. True Devotion was played again
last night to good house, littls Edalene
Cotton Won the favor OF all.
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the finest and strongest upon the road, will
occupy the Academy the latter part OF next
week Many favorites with Minneapolis low
srs of music, are among the troupe.
The post mortem examination held over the
body Of Charles Hansen, who was found dead
in his cell at the city lookup on Thursday
morn ing, showed that death resulted from
heart disease. No inquest will be held.
The Land Leaguers have evidently out
grown the capacity of their present hall. At
every meeting large numbers have been I'M
able to gain admission, while greater por-
ton of the audience are Obliged to remain
standing.
The Minnesota Journal OF education Is the
name OF new monthly mag ,zne, which will
make its first issue from the printing house of
Dimond 81 Ross to-day. 1t will bear date,
Minneapolis and st. Paul, and is edited by Mr..
Leo Baier.
A meeting OF the teachers of the public
schools will be held at the high school build
ing this morning. They will be divided up
into classes in differ mt rooms, when grade
work will be mutually discussed for one hour.
They will then repair to the hall and listen to
IN address by Prof. Tousley.
1t is expected that those postof1ce officials
who are coming from headquarters at Wash
ington to inspect our postoffice problem will
arrive in the city to-day or tomorrow. The
result of their action is awaited with much
anxiety, both by the parties who are anxious
for It's removal into the new Boston block,
and by the city hall wing who foresee trouble
10 their schemes in its removal.
Two boys OF South Minneapolis, named
Willie Smith and Willie Faltz, aged 10 years
each, some time ago ran away from their
homes. The Smith boy before starting robbed
his father of s44 in cash to pay the expenses
of the trip. The boys we're captured at Du-
buque and returned to their parents The
Smith boy was yesterday srrsigned before the
municipal court aud sentenced to the reform
saheol.