St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-01
Six Busy Days Will be the Ones That Dawn
This Week in The Mill
City.
ELL. Herault Candidate For Alderman
Nominated by Admiring French
Citizens.
The Hegira to the Carnfval--E Enter
tainment Given by Enthusiastic
Irish Citizens.
Realty is Still In Good Demand
Many Matters of Sport--
Notes.
SIX busy DAYS.
The News Horoscope Of February's
First Week.


First Week.
Such public sentiment has been worked
ND that if seems the interest will be in Min
neapolis only second TO that IN 81. faul
over the ice carnival, which opens this
morning. 1t will certainly overshaoow
everything else during the week, and among
the crowds at the Sanity City many Mime
apolis face will be seen. Inc carnival,
then. NAV unhesitatingly be set down as the
leading event of the week for Minneapolis
also.
of litigation at the court house. The docket
is trimmed up clean and now decisions will
begin to pour in. The county commission
ers will to-day transact lot of important
road business in the line indicated yester-
day.
Most of the municipal bodies will as
sembe during the week, beginning with the
regular council to-day. The parent body
will meet Oh Wednesday and the water
board on Thursday. Saturday will at last
witness a meeting of the park commission.
The leading sporting event of the week
Will be the llarand-elbow wrestling match
between Mclaughlin and Dufur at Leland
rink on Friday evening. Mile. Armaindo
is preparing for a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bicycle
race against time.
-Four places of amusement will vie with
each other during the week. Mixed
.ckles'' fer comedy and "Uncle Tom
Cabin for mixed drama will divide time at
the Grand. Sprague, the skeleton, and
Hoag, the elastic skin man. Will be leaulng
attractions at the dime museum. Chimes
of Normandy will be the operate bill OF
fare at Pence opera house and the vaude-
IL chr rnff la1aT afnlH
The society whirl will be less gay and
dizzy than usual. Tomorrow evening the
Minneapolis Jobbers will wine and dine at
the West hotel. but as no ladies will be
present it can scarcely be called society,
though a highly social, affair. The Bay
State society will meet on Wednesday even
ing and the New York association is pre-
pairing for an elaborate affair week hence.
Meetings for to-day are numerous ana
important, but as so many people VIII 90
to St. Paul tonight, it is doubtful II the
evening gatherings can muster quoruns.
The board of trade will meet at IL this
morning and the city pastors at 10, the
county commissioners at the same hour.
The exposition directors will meet at p.
M, and the grocers' union at p. m. at 250
Hennepin avenue.
The State Agricultural association, the
Masonic Ala society anu Ine AohOitouni
board will all meet on Tuesday. The Gale
DOMAIN club will elect officers on the same
evening. and the dismissing council will sii
at Plymouth church.
Wednesday evening will be busy one.
Council will ''resolute" and the unions OF
bricklayers and carpenters will assemble.
The East side league will discuss lrisf
national problems and the Massachusetts:
society will talk Bunker Hill and Beacon
street. The Loyal Legion will meet at the
West hotel and listen to paper by Capt
Castle of st. Paul.
Thursday will be the day - the exodu:
of Minneapolis to ST. Paul. Over 20, OOC
Minneap0litans. under the maIshalship OF
DIR. A. A. Ames, will sweep down upon
the carnival. 1t is exceedingly problemat-
ical whether the water boIef will get q
quorum that night.
On Friday evening the Minnesota engin'
GERS will discuss scientific questions and the
Jolly club will glide through the mazeS OF
the german at the West hotel. The Trade:
assembly will devote itself to questions o
political economy, and Mclaughlin ant
Dufur will decide the claim of superiorit.
at collar-and-elb wrestling.
The Hennepin County society will dis
cuss horticulture on Saturday and the parl
commission will discuss arborculture.