St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-26
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULES

Superb dinners at the Figaro restaurant
Tor thirty-fve cents.
The Wolfe Tone rifles will hold an impor-
tant meeting this evening.
The city council will hold regular meet
ing on Wednesday evening.
The annual meeting of the Atheneum
Library association will be held on Feb
ruary 3.
The next meeting Of the board of water
commissioners will be held on Thursday af-
ternoon.
The Father Mathew Total Abstinence asso-
citation met in CIthoIie Association hall last
evening, at o'clock.
The Pence opera house orchestra gave an
enjoyable sacred concert at the pavilion last
evening to goodly sized audience.
Those who took part In the Greek depart
ment at the Carnival of Nations viii meet at
DR.. Hunters residence this evening.
Charles H. Dakin is a loser in s12 cash.
His room at 229 South Third street was
E>yaded by thief on Saturday night.
The Columbia hall was not filed last
night but those who were there testified to
<seir pleasure in the programme presented by
Tae orche strain frequent applauses.
j. G. Kirps, representing the Chicago
Horsenaa't, is in the city in the interests OF
that paper, and he is meeting with gratifying
success.
The Caledonia society will celebrate the
birthday anniversary of Robert Burns this
evening in a grand banquet at Harmouis
hall.
The results Of the recent visit to this city
by Gov. St. John was the topic upon which
DR.. w. w. Satterlee discoursed at the meet
ing of the Reform club yesterday afternoon.
j. A. Rawlins' Post, G. A. r. will hold an
open meeting this evening. Interesting
papers on the "Bdttle of Shiloh'' have been
prepared for the occasion, and vocal music
will be an entertaining feature.
1t is understood that the contract for raz-
ing the old Academy Of Music building will
be awarded to Wilkes McDermott, who is the
lowest bidder, and who has had a wide ex-
perience in that class Of work.
On "Wednesday evening Rev. DR.. H. c.
Hovey, of the Second Congregational church,
will deliver bis lecture on The Caves with
sterescopti 'on Illustrations in the Church of
the Redeemcr for the benefit Of the Young
Ladies' Missionary society.
The Murphy Temperance union has in
augurated an innovation by holding gospel
services at the Theatre Com,que. The at
tendance was very large, very enthusiastic
in the cause aud very successful in every re
spcct, notwithstanding the meetings total
difference from everything previously pre-
scented at this resort.
On Saturday night J .Kautrowitz, proprietor
Of the Bay State Clothing store, engaged
Henry \. Mitchell's hack for a ride. The
bin was 81, and Mr.. Kautrowltz handed Mr..
Mitchell $50 gold piece, which was mistaken
in the dark for a silver dollar. Yesterday
Mr. Mitchell returned it, 10 the astonishment
Of the q othing dealer.
Tie Turner hall sacred concert yesterday
afternoon, given by the Danz orchestra, was
largely tt.udrd. The programme included
number Of classical numbers, and it was
diversified by few selections OF a lighter
character. The audience was highly appre-
rative aud generous in their applause. In
the evening another concert was given by
the orchestra, supplemented by one Of the
happicst little balls of the season. Every
thing which Frank DAM attempts must be
happy.
The opposition waged by the board Of trade
against the city council scheme to bond the
,ity to build two more bridges is a subject Of
general discussion among our citizcns. The
matter will probably come up at the meeting
Df the board again this morning, aud posi-
ply the report Of the committee on legislation
Mil be amended so rs to favor the bridges.
However IN case they do not, It is thought
hat It will have no effect on the result. The
city council being the only representative
body, is mauifestly better qualified to judge
Of the needs Of the city than is
lny other body. Those Of our citizens who
1nd It necessary 70 frequently cross the
river will not easily become rccuncled to the
.4Dscrvative ideas Of the slow going board Of
ilde.