St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-25
RECORD OF THE WEEK.
The News Horoscope of the Current
Six Days.

Council will omit this week. Its COM
mittee on exposition will meet tonight and
the directors Of the same institution will
have their regular meeting to-day. The
board of education will hold its monthly
meeting on Wednesday and the water board
will deliberate further on a steam pumping
station on Thursday. Ii is rumOTed a meet
ing of the park comm sSiOn will be held on
Saturday. but the rumor is not altogether
| trustworthy. The library board is also due
10 meet, but will probably omit il, in the alb
sence of Thomas Lowry.
The weekly meeting of the board of trade
will be held this morning, and now that the
government engineers are through, a report
OF the committee on navigation is in order
Tonight the Caledonian club will cele-
brate the one hundred ana twenty-seventh
anniversary Of the birth of the Scottish
poet, Robert Burns. Committees have
been making up the celebration for some
time, and great success is assured. The
affair will take place at the NicOllet house.
and will begin with banquet. After the
tempting menu has been disposed of. the
cloth will be removed and several tOasts
will be given and Caledonian songs sung.
AT 1890 the floor will be cleared and dane
ing be INDUCED i'm. Four hundred aid fifty
invitations have been issued.
The Minnesota Congregational club will
meet at Plymouth church. corner of Eighth
street and NicOllet avenue this evening.
Current questions OF prison reform will be
discussed by prominent COngregatiOnaliSts
of Minneapolis and ST. Paul. The meeting
promises TO be an interesting one. The
other religious meetings of the week will be
the pastors society at 10 o'clock this moIn-
ing.
Two prime sporting events of the week
will be TWO in number. The great six-day
bicycle match begins at Washington rink
this morning and has attracted some of the
leading cycling talent of the country. j..
III. Mclaughlin and III. VI. DufOur will
have a collar and elbow wrestling match at
Leland rink Oh Friday evening. The Thistle
curling club will meet at the NicOllet house
on Tuesday, and various tOboggan clubs
will have meetings during the week.
There will be nothing worth forecasting
in the district court for this week. unless
the answer should be filed i'm the stOne-arch
bridge injunction case. which is improbable.
A few court cases remain to be heard, but
the business is nearly wound up.
In labor circles there is a meeting of
carpenters and iOiners set for Wednesday
evening and one of the master plumbers for
Tuesday at the Northwestern permanent
exhibit.
Society will continue dull through the
week. Not a card has been issued for a
fash enable event. Several labor balls will
occur and two or three q. A. X. social af-
fairs. a new camp of Sons of Veterans
Will be instituted on Wednesday.
The annual meeting of the Minnesota
grand division of the Sons of Temperance
will be held on Friday at Y. NJ. c. A. hall
on Bridge square.
On Saturday afternoon theo Hennepin
hOrticulturists will meet and discuss the
local culture of grapes.
Amusements will keep up their full run
and quantity, if not quality. "Uncle Toms
Cabin" and Jeffreys Lewis divide the week
at the Grand. The usual good bill is Of
fered at the dime museum. Pence opera
house will be opened with opera to-day.
''Girone- Girofa" being the bill. The
Comique will have its regulation vaudeville
show.