Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-01
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MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.


Turkey dinner at the Boston restaurant
to-day.
The public schools will open again to-
morrow.
The county Offices and the ban Is VIII all
observe New Years day.
Over 5000 arrests were made by the po-
lice during the past year.
Hotel arrivals have not been SO light for
a year as during the past week.
Ridgely lodge of Odd Fellows will in
stall officers tomorrow evening.
H. NJ. Barry stole banjo from Prof. j.
j. Kinds, and was run in for the offense.
Oysters in every style, fine wines and
cigars at the Comique restaurant. Always
open.
A large number Of Minneapolis Odd Eel
lows will visit their brothers in Mortified
this evening.
E. 7. Harvey, the scenic artist who is to
do the Grand Opera, will arrive during the
week, and will begin work at once.
Around the World in Eighty Days" will
continue to hold the boards at the Opera
house throughout the present week.
Rev. Dr.. Campbell will deliver his lee
ture, "What l saw i'll Palestine" in the Free
Baptist church on Wednesday evening.
G. Virgins is looking in vain for his
seventeen year old daughter, whom he al
leges has eloped with a bootan shoe clerk.
University avenue was indeed lively
thoroughfare yesterday. Many of the
fast trotters made the cutters fairly hum.
The ladies Of the Reform club will keep
'open house" at Harrison hall this after
noon, and cordially invite all their friends
to CAL.
Some twenty of the best trotting horses
of this city will go down to st. Paul this
afternoon and try speed with the flyers of
that city.
The Minneapolis musicians to take part
in the Grand Thomas Musical festival Will
rest this week, after which rehearsals will
be renewed in earnest.
Emma Abbott has Cancelled her February
dates at the Academy of Music. She will
appear here later in the season, however.
She has her eye on the opening of the
Grand Opera.
All who wish to enter the lists in the
billiard tournament in this city on the
18th. instant for large cash prizes are re-
9uested to address julie Meyers, Minneap-
oils, who is barred out however.
To-day Messrs. Fuller & johnson, agri-
cultural implement dealers, will retire
from business in this city. They will go
to Madison, Wisconsin, where they will
engage in the manufacture of plows.
Messrs. VIM Bracket, Henry Hamm,
Robert York, Nicholas Thielen,Jame Muir
ply and Henry Williams were elected as a
board of directors for the ensuing year, at
the annual meeting on Saturday night.
J.F. Williamson, of 206 Hennepin ave-
nue., will leave in company with his family
for New Orleans, where he will enjoy the
warmth and the flowers in the sunny south
the balance of the winter.
Slips and falls upon the disgracefully
icy and dangerous sidewalks in Minneap-
oils are the most common thing nowadays.
Why cannot the ordinance relative to
cleaning off the walks be enforced-at
least to some degree?
The GLOBE was in great demand yester-
day. At an early hour every copy received
at this end of the line had been sold, and
the good people of Minneapolis who ap-
preciate good thing when they see it
continued to call for it throughout the
day.
The West side police force will repors
for roll call at the new headquarters in the
city hall building hereafter. Chief Nun
ger laments the non-arrivsl of the furni-
ture, but will make the best of the limited
amount of furniture until it does come,
which will probably be in few days.
This being the first Monday in the
month, it is the day set for the regular
meeting of the board of county commits
sioners, but as it is New Years day, and
the commissioners are desireus of Gle
bratipg the occasion, a meeting will be
called to order and adjourned until later
in the week.
ALI the city officers will probably be To-
Gated in their new Offices this week. Every
with which they are arranged and the
architecture certainly reflects great credit
upon W. Fl. Grimshaw, who drew the plans
and superintended the work of remodeling
the structure.
Golfers Lights O. London" company
which has met with such success in st.
Paul the past week will open at the Acade
my for the week in q matinee this after
noon. In ST. Paul the limited space of the
Opera house stage would not admit of the
use of nsarly all the elaborate scenery,
settings, etc., but everything will be shown
here. The sale of seats already fortells
popular season.
Last evening at about o'clock, the fire
department was called out for fire which
they failed to find, on Hennepin avenue
Before the fremen had returned to their
respective hose and engine houses, how
ever, another alarm came in from box 125,
which was occasiored by fire in little
wooden rookery, occupied as grocery
store, at the corner of Main and Sixth
avenues south, and owned by the Crow