Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-27
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
The Boston Restaurant leads.

The Boston Restaurant leads.
The Congregational club will meet this
evening with G. H. Rust.
Danz orchestra gave fine sacred concert in
Turner hall yesterday afternoon.
man was corralled yesterday charged with
the larceny of clothing in Albert Lea.
The funeral of the late Daniel Knight will
take place at 10 o'clock this forenoon.
The insurance adjusters have fixed the loss
on the Opera house by the recent fire at 1913.
Tho ladies of Centenary M. E. Church will
give New England supper tomorrow even
ing.
8. Rothschilds s. Co. have presented the
Firemen's Relief association with a check for
$25.
The Boston Restaurant stakes the cookey''
in the catering line. The doors are never
closed.
The ladies of the flower mission of the Ply.
mouth church Will give an oyster supper this
evening.
The Father Matthew 7. A. society, held
regular weekly meeting in Catholic Assocla-
ZION nall last evening.
1t seems pretty certain that the dual cities
are to be connected by narrow gauge rail-
road at an early date.
The admission fee to the chamber of CON-
merce has been fixed at $3.50, to 60 into effect
on and after March 1.
A man employed in Eddy,'s livery stable was
arrested yesterday under suspicion of having
stolen S. from his room mate.
A special meeting of the Robert Emmett
Literary association was held in the hall over
the City bank yesterday afternoon.
The Delta Sigma and the Hermann literary
societies of the state university, will give
their usual entertainments this evening.
1t is reported that fully dozen plals of
proposed new additions will be presented at
the meeting of the city council on Wedles-
day evening.
C. NJ Gelmore, under bail for the larceny of
sash, doors and other materials, has been Or
dered before the grand jury for an investga-
ton tomorrow.
An ice company kept large force of work
men and teams employed all yesterday in pack
ing ice, and attracted considerable attention
from the loungers on suspension bridge.
Tomorrow evening the local company sup.
porting Miss Hessie Hunter, will play
Bouccault's popular society drama, Led
A. tray, at the opera house. The company
numbers several artists.
AT the meeting of the Reform club yester-
day, Harrison hall was packed. Chaplain
Satterlee conducted the services. Several
speakers gave short addresses, and the Must
cal union sung a number of anthems.
The meeting of the Father Sheehey and of
the Michael Davltt land leagues, were largely
attended last evening. The meeting of the
latter was marked by the presentation of
very attractive literary and musical pro-
gramme.
On Wednesday evening the Mendelssohn
club, having secured the services of the great
Joseffy, pianist, and the eminent prima donna
soprano signora Laura Billlnl, will give one
of its superb concerts which cannot fail to
crowd the Academy with the elite of the city.
Yesterday forenoon a drunken rough
amused crowd of disreputable boys gath
East Side, by vilely insulting ladies as they
passed by. Every time the drunken bum
would accost lady, the crowd set up loud
guffaw. He was afterWard run in by Officer
Kennedy.
At the meeting of the Northwestern Relief
Association the following officers were
elected.
President-C M. Loring.
Vice Presidential. G. Rand.
Secretary-R. w. Lain.
Treasurer-C. Nee. Reeve
Medical Director-Dr. N. D. Lawrence.
Manager-C. A. Rockwell.
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Rand, George A. Bracket, A. B. Nettleton,
Geogre HUM, A. c. Hangar,
c. McC. Reeve, r. W. Laing, DR.. ~ D.
Lawrence.