Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-20
M1NNEApoL1s aLoBELErs.


The present term OF the univ ersIty will close on the
I'd of March.
F. s. Hinkle has been elected director OF the
chamber of commerce.
The capital stock of the Monitor Plow works has
been incresaed to 100000.
military company is to be organized among tne
students Of the state universi'y.A
The Turner's give bal masque and mardi gras
carnival in Turner hall on Tuesday evening.
The E.yeu furniture factory recently destroyed by
fire will at once be rebuilt at cost of $4,000.
During the past week only ssyen marriage licenses
were issued in this county. Marriage is at low
ebb.
The Hermean society of the State university will
give fine literary and musical entertainment this
evening.
Thomas Sullivan, the popular caterer az tne
Boston Restaurant has fine stock Of cigars, bever
&ses, etc.
The celebrated emotional actress Rose Eytinge
will appear at the Academy tomorrow evening IN
"Fecia.'
The Ladies' Emerald Isle land league held its reg
uar meeting in Norden hall last evening with good
attendance
Some 42O men ana thirty teams working On
the new bridge. They are divided into day and
night crews.
On Wednesday evening tie new Masonic hall for
Khurum lodge win be dedicated, uoder the direction
OF the grand lodge.
The members Of TIE chamber of commerce are
bordering over the edvisab ity of increasing the
membsrshia fee to sl60 or even to $3.50.
DR.. e r. Fairchild, chancellor Of the University
OF Nevada will give alecture at tho University un-
der the auspices OF the University Lecture associa-
ton, Friday evening.
The annual meeting Of the Hennepin County Bibe
society was held at Westminster church yesterday
afternoon and business transacted OF little import
ance to others than msnbers OF the society.
The Delta Sigma society has prepared an elaborate
programme which will be presented at the State unl-
vers.ty this evening During the week this society
has received acquisition Of several new members
Reports have reached Minneapolis during the
past week that Miss McAlisters company continues
| to ply to small and dissatisfied houses Their
money will Soon be expended and then they VIII
probably come home
| Tomorrow evening the ladies OF Oak Lake
Grove will give supper at the residence OF Mrs.
Louis Midday Alb koyalton avenue. fine instru-
mental and vocal programme WILL ada 10 the ENJOY
ment of the occasion.
IlS afternoon cOLAnlQ6c tl15 Clty
Gil On the fire department will hold meeting to
consider the resignsionof Chief Bracket, and to
report the result OF the confederation TO the council
on Wednesday evening.
On some evening during the week, not yet fixed
upon the old veterans of Minneapolis will meet and
form an organization to be known the "Veteran
Guards - Only those who have served their
country and who hsve received an honor
l able discharge from the service viii be ad-
mitted.
At the meeting of the Women's Christian Temper
ance Union held on Saturday afternoon it was an
nounced that arrangements had been completed with
J. Cough, when In this city, which secure him
for five lectures at some time during the coming
year. The dates have not been decided upon.
AS yet the authorities have been unable to cap
ture Thomas Mullhollsnd, the swindler who en-
bezzled the publishers of the Catholic World out Of
several hundred dollars He has been traced into
Iowa, and may yet be appIehended. He has evil
IDENTIFY changed his base Of operation, probably in
tending to represent some other enterprise
The city hall won't burn. No use trying it. Dur
ing the past few months several incplent blazes
have been easily squelched. The last one occurred
On Saturday evening The only remarkable feature
about it was the precipitate stampede by the Tri-
6une compositors, to which that paper devotes a
half column. Like the murder of King Hamlet, sit
was horrible, horrible!'