Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
Yesterday was very quiet Sabbath.

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Don't forget to drop in when passing
the Boston restaurant.
The weekly meeting of the board of
trade will DE held this morning.
The Ames Zouaves have selected their
rifles, and they are fine ones too.
The meeting of the Temperance Reform
board at the reading room will be held at
$3.50 pm.
Rev. Q. L. Smith, of Faribault, delivered
4 lecture upon temperance in the cause Of
prohibition.
Travel is uncommonly brisk at present.
The hotel capacity of the city is taxed to
its utmost.
THE Comique restaurant can't be beat"
is 2 common phrase used by every one
who has dined there.
The indications are that the pavement on
Washington avenue will be thoroughly
cleaned of this week.
The little Hotel Gazette is now the
iveliest, newsiest and spiciest daily
printed in Minneapolis.
This evening the Light Infantry and the
Crusaders will participate in their re-
gular weekly drill meetings.
The question of establishing fye-cent
fare rates on the motor line to any point
in the city limits is being discussed.
! meeting OF the park commission Will
be held this week, and plans thoroughly
discussed. Rich developments are prom
issd.
Tho regular meeting of the c. T. 4. will
90 held next Friday evening to consider the
feasibility OF practicability of high
license.
The members of the Thomas Festival
chorus Will meet for rehearsal in Elliot's
music room on Friday afternoon at
O'clock.
The suspension bridge was visited by q
large number Of citizens for the purpose
of witnessing the fine sight presented by
floating anchor ice.
Rev. II. NJ. Simmons discoursed upon
"The Religion OF Sensible Men," before
the Unitarial society In the Hebrew tenn
pie yesterday forenoon.
One of the ice company's horses fell
through the ice into the river, which is fast
breaking u. yesterday and was rescued by
tne worknen with much difficulty.
The sacred concert, at Turner hall yes
to.aav, was by far the choicest of the sea-
son. Prof. Danz's orchestra was assisted
-- I've members of Bach's concert orches-
're. Of Milwaukee.
Miss Helen Adell, the leading juvenile
lady at the Pence Opera house receives her
FIST annual benefit on Thursday evening,
and it should be rousing one. "The Two
Orphans" viii be the bill.
There is evidently gang of professional
craftsmen working Minneapolis and I'D
joining towns. The police are on the
watch, and some Of them may be pulled
into the net IN a few more days.
j meeting of the graduates of Bennet
seminary Is TO be held in the parlors Of
the institatio-. april 10, al 3 D. n, whom
steps VIII be taken to complete the organ
ization Of an AlumD@ association.
A gentleman who assumed to understand
what lie was talking about, stated 20 a
GLOBE reporter yesterday that the new
council would oppose allowing the motor
On cur streets.
Frank 3. Knight, the special agent Of the
American Bell Telephone company, Of
Boston, IS in the city, presumably upon
business connected with the contract which
that company has to supply our new tele-
phone oupaDy with American Bell tele-
phones.
NJ. Ed. 4. Watkins, passenger agent Of
the Albert Lea route, brought through on
his line yesterday a special train of emf
grants from the East, whose destination is
about equally divided between the Manito-
ba and Northern Pacific country. The
train contained 125 people and eighteen
cars of stock.
The Turner hall concert yesterday after
noon was hugely appreciated by one of
the largest audiences of the season. Danz's
orchestra aided by five members of Bach's
concert orchestra of Milwaukee, presented
the programme that was published in yes
terday's GLOBE with great credit, rendering
the beautiful "Brant" waltz and the will
lam Tell" overture by Rossini, in q par
ticularly charming manner.
1t was supposed that there would not be
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the suburbs of the city this year as there
were last season, but the present indica-
tions go to show that instead of there be-
ing decrease there will be an important
increase. Nc matter in what direction
you drive from the center of the city,
everywhere you Will find numberless
buildings in course Of erection.
The Republican organs are nearly fran
tic over the pending contest CT Bailey'a
election. They insist upon publishing
false statements purporting to come from
A. T. Ankeny, and then they are willing to
promise Mr.. Ankeny almost any
thing il future elections if he will
not contest this time. But say what
they will and give him just al
the taffy within their power, he qCiU contest
the question of the legality of students at
tending school in Minneapolis whose
homes are in various parts of the country.
Casting ballots here has been questioned
for number of years, and a contest has
long been contemplated. Now that the
vote for judge of the municipal court is SC
close, the Democrats would be unfaithfuI
to party interests if they failed to make
the desired test.