Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

MINNEAROLlS GLOBELEIS.
"Rob Roy" at the Opera house this even
ing.
The Humane society will meet to-mor-
row evening.
The Crusaders will hold drill meeting |
this evening.
The board of trade will meet as usual
this morning.
The Light Infantry drill meeting will be |
held at the armory this evening.
A regular meeting of the city council
Will be held on Wednesday evening.
C. G. Hunt, q promising young journal
list, has gone East to spend the summer.
The Boston restaurant continues as pop
ular as ever. When hungry, give it e trial.
Frederick Payne has returned with his
family from most enjoyable tour of the
East.
a largely attended meeting of the Re
form club was held in Harrison hall yes
terday afternoon.
At the Opera house on Thursday, Friday,
and Saturday evenings the bill will be
Under the Gasllght"
The monthly meeting of the board of
county commissioners will be held at the
court house this morning.
DIR. Hutchinson will lecture at the Free
Baptist church on Wednesday evening.
Subject, Getting Ready"
Miss Abbott and Miss McAlIister took
the degrees Of the knights and Ladies of
the Pyramid" the past week.
Scenic Artist Harvey has returned with
his family and is now busily at work upon
the scenery in the Grand Opera.
Mestayer's Tourists in a Pullman Pal
ace Car" will furnish fun for the theater-
goers at the Academy this evening.
The Land League Literary association
will give an entertainment in the hall at
40 South Washington avenue this even
ing.
Thomas Lumbert, charged with nipping
watch at the policemen's annual ball, will
be examined in the municipal court this
morning.
The monthly meeting of the board of
supervisors of the poor will be held in the
Office of the superintendent tomorrow
evening.
The Agassiz association meets at Its
rooms in the high school building on Mon
day afternoon. at the close of the school
session.
Rev. Mr.. Shutter viii reply to Rev. w.
". Satterlee's recent paper upon prohi-
bition. at the Monday meeting of the
pastors of the city.
Mayor Ames has extended an invitation
to the Park commission to meet in his
Office in the city hall on the 18th, for the
purpose of perfecting an organization.
Nellie Patterson was found asleep on
the street and arrested. She explained
that she had been sitting up with sick
friend and was on her way home. Judge
Cooley discharged her.
As the spring election draws near, mat
tiers political become more and more inter-
esting. If the Democrats act in concert,
there seems to be no reason why the next
council should not be Democratic.
All members of the Thomas festival
chorus, whether belonging to the Mendels-
sohns or otherwise, who desire to partici
pate in the Grand Opera opening, must
be present at the rehearsal at Malcolm
hall, this evening.
A. S. Dalrymple, of the big wheat farm.
was in the city yesterday. He will SOW
1900 acres more this year than last, and
believes that on account of the cold wealth
er and the depth of the snow during the
past winter, the coming season Will be an
admirable one for wheat.
The Hermean society, of the state uni
versity, will present the following pro
gramme this evening:
Music Observation-Disclosures ermean Quartette
inaugural Addresses.
News report MI bel
Essay &C. l.. Greenwood
Defamation. ....................Mr Mr.. Anderson
Music.
Debate ............. Messrs. Grannis and Gould
Recitation ......................M Miss Alden
Subject for debate: Resolved that trial by
jury should be abolished.
In the municipal court this afternoon
the case of the state against f. 6. Merrill
the freight agent of the Omaha railroad
will come up for a preliminary examina
ton. The defendant Is charged with steal
ing 800 bushels of barley from John Ortiz
the East side brewer, and the complain
ing witness is confident that the evidence
which will be adduced will prove sufficient
to hold the defendant to an investigation
before the grand jury at the next session
of the district court Mr. Merrill is nov
under $500 bonds for his appearance il
court to-day.