Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-08
MINNEAPUnIs ULVBELETS.

The Crusaders will give dramatic en-
tsrtainment soon.
/. The Boston restaurant is still to the
front as popular resort.
This evening Mile. Rhea will appear at
The Grand in a School for Scandal"
A lady's hand satchel was picked for 500
on Washington avenue street car Oh
Saturday.
The Father Matthew T. A. society held
= well attended meeting at Catholic Asso-
citation hall last evening.
The Comique restaurant gives excellent
meals and the public know it and patron
ize the place accordingly.
The Hermean society of the state uni
versity will give a musical and literary
entertainment this evening.
The park commission will meet with in
terssted property owners respecting tbs
Sixth ward park, tomorrow afternoon.
The monthly meeting of the Minneapo-
lis typographical union was neld at their
hall, at 10 south Washington avenue yes
James A. Powers, of Kansas City, has
arrived in the city. He will be identified
with Kinney & Seeley's English chop
house at 314 Hennepin avenue.
The board of trade will hold meeting
this morning when it is sprobable John
De Laittre and othess will ventilate their
opinions respecting the water works.
Great reformeIs they.
Rev. VIM. Copp, of Alden, Minnesota,
addressed large meeting of the Reform
club in Harrison hall yesterday afternoon.
Prominent members of the club also made
remarks. The Choral Union sang null
her of selections which were well received.
Thomas Lowry in charge of little ex-
cursion party including members OF the
city council of this city and that of st.
Paul, respectively, left last evening for
Chicago to attend the Street Railway con-
Vention. The party will return on Thurs
day.
At the church of st. Anthony of Padua,
there was procession yesterday morning
before high mass, composed of the school
children and church sedalities, preceded
by the choir, in henor of the feast of the
HOLY Rosary and in accordance with the
late encyclical of the pope.
The fifth anniversary of the dedication
of the Chcrch of the Holy Rosary, South
Minneapolis, was celebrated yesterday
evening by procession of the school
girls connected with the parochial school,
and several of the clergy. BisheP Grow
was present and took part in the proses-
sion. Rev. Father Metzger preached an
eloquent sermon descriptive OF the devo-
tion of the rosary.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Minneapolis Press club was held at the
club rooms at $3.50 o'clock yesterday after
noon with large attendance. Consider
able routine business was transacted and
the resignation of A. G. Jordan, as mem
Der of the executive committee, accepted.
W. G. Whitman YVES elected to fill the va
cancy, Several applications for member
ship were received.
The fair for the benefit of the Sisters
hospital opens to-day in Market hall and
will continue during the week. Many
rare and antique articles of exquisite i'm
ish will be placed On exhibition and COM
peted for by the popular candidates. The
ancient Irish vest, worn by the great o.
Neil of Ulster about two centuries ago and
the wig of the liberator, Daniel OConnell
who had been the greatest orator since the
DAYS of Demosthenes. will be objects of
curiosity to young and old of both sexes
who are fortunate enough to get a look at
them.