Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-26
MINNEAPOLIS GLOsELETs.

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The Crusaders society will hold a weekly
drill meeting this evening.
DR.. Hutchius lectured upon "Sight and
Insight" in Plymouth church last evening.
The weekly meeting of the Minneapolis
board of trade will be held this forenoon.
Prof. Wardell will deliver the next lee
ture of the Reform club course, on Friday
evening.
George n. Morgan post, G. A. r., will
give an entertainment in the hall to-mor-
row evening.
John Carp had his right leg fractured
while working in the Milwaukee car shops
on Saturday.
'Flowers of the Forest will be played
three nights and Wednesday matinee at
the Opera house.
Don't forget that the Boston restaurant
IS located on the corner of Hennepin ave
nue. and Second street.
The Ames Zouaves expect their new uni
forms this week, and then preparations for
the annual bali will begin.
The Scandinavian Reform club will give
a musical entertainment in two lang usges,
at Harris on hall Wednesday evening.
The regular meeting of the board of
water commissioners viii be held in tbs
mayors Office, at O'Clock on Friday after
noon.
The Father Mathew T. A. society held a
largely attended meeting in Catholic As
ISOLATION hall last evening, beginning at
o'clock.
Charles Hashow is the most eligible
candidate named by tho citizens of the
Third ward for alderman at the spring
election.
The monthly meeting of the Ninneap-
oils board of education will be held or
Wednesday afternoon in the Office Of the
superintendent.
1t is rumored that certain parties are en-
deavoring to secure leass of the market
hall for the purpose of fitting it for first
class variety theater.
Admission tickets to the exhibition game
of billiards to be played by Ar. Meyers
and Mr.. Sherman on Friday night in
Turner hall sre now on sale.
''Thc Present Aspect of the Temperance
movement was the topic upon which
Rev. j. L. Scudder spoke at the First Con-
gregationsl church last evening.
The preliminary examination of Arthur
Devlin, charged with stealing N. W. Saw
ages horse recently, and Sven Corleen, for
the murder of the boy Albert Terwilligsr,
will come before Judge Cooley to-day.
Yesterday Chief Munger received tels-
Gram from the authorities at Perham,
Mimi, requesting the arrest OF J. G. Hunt,
who recently broke jail at that place, and
who is supposed tobe summing himself here.
At the Academy of Music, this evening,
Martha" will be sung by the Emma
Abbott Opera company, with the favorites
Emma Abbott, Lizzie Annandale, Valsn-
tine Fabrini, AIonzo Stoddart and VIM.
Frederick in the cast.
By invitation of the city pastors, Rev.
". W. Satterlee will present a paper this
morning at their regular meeting, On the
necessity of a prohibition party. The
meeting convenes at the parlors OF the
Z. M. G. A. at 1870 o'clock.
This afternoon Polio eman Fred Malone,
Who is charged by james Burns with using
more force than was necessary in Rrresting
him (Burns) for throwing rotten eggs at
tbs Academy of Music on Tuesday eve
ming, will be tried before Judge Cooley.
The annual meeting of the Woman's
Christian association will be held at 400
South Sixth street at 2 O'clock this after
noon. Annual reports will be read and
items of interest will be brought before
TIE meeting. All ladies interested in be-
work re ir,vi+n6 IN "a rreSaOt
Cottage services under the direction of
the Methodist Episcopal church, will be
held for a number of weeks. A service
will be held on Tuesday evening at the
residence of 2. G. Heath, No. 1928 Fourth
street southeast, and on Friday evening at
Mrs. Twitchell's, No 400 Ninth street
southeast.
An adjourned meeting Of the city coun-
Gil will be held on Wednesday evening, for
the purpose of taking action upon the long
pending ordinance creating public build
ing inspector and regulating the construc-
ton of buildings within the city. It is
vOluminous document, and would require
tbs broadside of newspaper to publish it.
It is pronounced, by those who have had
the time and patience to read 1t, to be just
the thing needed.
At Holy Trinity church to-day's services
will begin with communion at a. IN. At
the regular morning service the rector will
preach concerning "The Will of God," and
IN the evening will speak about "The
Hymns of the Church" There will ba SER
vices during the week, on Monday, We'd
nesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 8 P. m.;
also Thursday evening. On Wednesday
evening there will be union service, at
which DR.. Walden Of St. Paul will preach.
At the Opera house this evening GLOW
srs of the Forest" realistic drama, bring
ing out the full strength of Miss McAllis-
ter's company, will be put on for
the benefit of the sufferers from
the terrible Ohio foods. ALREADY nearly
1000 tickets have been sold for the benefit
and it is quite certain the benefit will be
rous1ng one. The money will be turned
over to Mayor AHes and by him sent to
the proper parties in Ohio for distribution
among the unfortuDates.
Secretary King, OF the Brush Electric
Light company, states that all the me-
chanical difficulties connected with the