St. Paul daily globe., 1885-03-17
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

st. Patrick's Day in the mornin'.
Ristor seats sold well yesterday morning.
1t was rather cool work standing out to
look at the eclipse.
A regular meeting of the Athenaum asso-
clifton will be held this evening.
There was nothing of interest at the regu-
lar pastors meeting yesterday morning.
The Minneapolis Knights Templar will at
tend Easter service at st. Marks church.
The Minneapolis Gun club will discuss the
feasibility of club house at to-night's meet
ing.
Bids for laying eleven miles of water pipe
will be opened by Supt. Heniou on Thurs
day.
The st. Paul Presbytery will begin its an
nual meeting on Friday at Westminster
church.
Marie Prescott compliments the West
hotel, and Col. Shepherd accordingly sets
'em up.
No meeting of the Undertakers' aasocia-
ton was held last evening, owing to the slim
attendance of members.
The rooms fitted up for the Murphy club
will be formally presented at Centenary
church on Friday evening.
The annual meeting Of the Woman IS
Home Mission society will occur at West
minister church tomorrow afternoon.
The Presbyterian alliance will meet at
| Westminster church to morrow evening, at
which time Dr. Stryker will read paper.
| DR.. C. NJ. Skinner read valuable paper
at last nights meeting of the Hennepin
| County Medical society at DR.. Salsbury's
office. cJ
| A small blaze at the corner of Seventeenth
avenue north and First street called out
the department.. a bucket of water eXtin-
| guished it,
Minneapolis people had glorious view of
the eclipse yesterday morning. More re-
marks about the ''clear, ambient air of the
| Northwest" are in order.
| The caucus of the Democrats of the Eighth
ward will be held tonight at Avery hall, cor
ner Nicollet and Twenty-sixth street, and a
full attendance is requested.
Prof. Danz and Manager Conklin have
arranged for series of musical matinees at
the Grand, to begin shortly. Whatever else
may be said of them, the music will be fine.
A. z. Leverng, who has been the real
surveyor general of logs, though nominally a
deputy in Col. W. S. Kings office, was yes
terday bounced by the latter, and c. H.
Chapman appointed in his stead.
D. Morgan, the chairman of the Pro
hibition city convention of Saturday, to whom
was given the power to name the new city
committee, has chosen the following: DR..
L. W. Denton, chairman; G.. F. Getty, L.
D. Hannon, W. 2. Chase, NJ. NJ. Durham.
Proof positive has been secured against the
| three men arrested for burglarizing JOY &
Gardner's hardware store, witness having
| been found who saw them in the store. He
| Identifies the one who gives his name as
Mickey as the man who held the sack while
the other two filed it with goods.
James Anderson hereby announces to the
public that he has opened his school of art al
his rooms, No. 65 Syndicate block The reg
ular courses of studies will be drawing OF
ornaments animals, landscapes and fig
ures, etc, etc, in crayon, pencil, charcoal
and colors, arranged in afternoon and even
| ing classes.
j. E. Whitcomb received telegram yes
terday from Ted Sullivan of Kansas CITY
stating that if the Minneapolis club would
| go through the season it could be counted in
the league. Mr.. Whitcomb, in an interview
with GLOBE reporter last night, said the
club meant business and would play ball
throughout the season. The boys are in
active practice daily and are hopeful of do
ing good work.