PAtfL MOKNmQ, ST. DAILYGLOBE SiJTOAY TffiEKUARY 20, 1887. 3*> i : „.,... ' ' ,-' thinks in English | ear to the peep-hole, and, instead of hearing be holy communion. at 9:45 a. m. to-day, Just — . MEN OF music. Everyone who is pass, a voice and sermon at 10:30, Sunday * Like 'Em. MINNEAPOLIS. a Shakespeare or Milton, the whispered said: "It's all prayer . school Detroit Free not a but they right; you know me, Pete." "Who are- you?" and choral service at 12. In the evening at Press. Foible, can • understand these -artists. Knowing asked the guard. "Oh, I'm on," said 7:30 the pastor. Rev. William B. Hamilton, She came around the corner the other ana Follies of Some of the Prom- how' to think in music, or any other . lan- the :; voice. "You don't get . ;in will give the third lecture ofthe series. Sub- evening with tears in her eyes and a shawl inent in the guage, does not make a genius of one, but I here," answered the guard as he closed the ject: "The Marks of the Catholic Church." over her head Dwellers OityofFlour was another pounding serenade are invited. to tell a patrolman that her it does make one capable of understanding j hole. There All .-- . husband had and Lumber. genius better than a parrot knowledge of a on the part of the visitor, and the guard been beating her again. ,V; \u25a0'.</. does think asked again, sharply, "What is it?" "Say, MINNEAPOLIS PERSONALS. "Well, you must go to the police court language can. Aparrot not in a got through fooling," responded and get language. A scholar always does. The Iv'e the a warrant," he replied. Sharp Lances Leveled at the Individuali- voice. "I've been onto this game for some J. T. Barnum returned from Rochester on "Yes, I'llgo the first thing in the proper way to learn music or auy other you Friday. " morn- ties ofMen Who AreBetter Known time. I'm a detective, and if don't let me * ing. Don't you thing 1 also have grounds language is to learn harmony,'"or the dic-- in there willbe trouble." The guard finally J. F. Reebin, of Fargo, Is at the Clark for divorce?" 'YW&&BBB&&\- Than Others. tionary ofchords or words; counterpoint, came out, and a little explanation ensued, house. --"Why, figures speech music; which necessity of sending for is confined to certainly. Goto some lawyer or the of in fugue, or obviated the Rev. John Stafford his bed and tell him prose composition; form or design; i. c., the patrol wagon. with a lingering illness. ... '\u25a0 what a loafer and brute your "What They Have to Say for Them- ot versification; or •v Robert Miller,. Fergus husband is and you'll have no trouble." the laws oratory, instru- Mrs. of Falls, and "Did you say •-- selves and What Others Find to mentation. When one has this course prac- Capt. Ebenezer Holbrook, one ofthe oldest Mrs. Stone, of Stillwater, took dinner at the loafer and brute?" Say About Them. tically learned, then be may learn and most respected citizens of Waltbam. West yesterday. "Yes. ma'am. He ought to be tarred the the- Mass., happens to be in Chicago at the pres- and feathered and rode ory of c., acoustics. Then Ox- | At the St. James: E. T. Leclair and wife, on a rail." music.i. ent time on a visit to his sou, who is engaged Bugbee, \u25a0 you say ford any Sioux City; Ed Benson; O. F. Col- "Don't that, sir!" she hotly ex- Quips and or university in the world willgive I in business here. He tells us that he read lier, Fergus Segelbanmßros. Good-Xatured Quirks- Falls. claimed, "and don't you dare call my hus- Rats and such a scholar a degree in music. with deep interest our article upon Col.. Has- la., a band Chestnuts Indiscrimi- kell, Herald, Fred B. Close, of Sibley, very large a loafer and a brute!" nately MINNEAPOLIS ELKS. off'tbe Boston and his son, Wil- land owner in lowa and "But isn't he?" Mixed Up* liam E. Haskell, who has just been appointed Northwestern South- . (POPULAR western Minnesota, is at the West. "No, sir. of the kindest and DRY GOODS HOUSE.) Minneapolis Lodge No. 44, B. P. O. E.; as a major upon the military staff of He's one the governor of Minnesota. Capt. At the Nicollet: A. G. Whitney, J. J. best husbands in Detroit, and if you talk soon as its now lodge room Is ready for oc- Holbrook Boobar, Center; W. A. Celand, give J says that the Haskells have always been noted Sauk Grafton, about him I'll have you up LOU WATSOI-T cupancy will an open meeting, to which | Dak.; A. R. Union, Fargo; J. A. Dunn, I. for slander. 18 what some people mightcall a "dude," the members and invited guests will be asked j for their fondness for and adaptability to mili- A. The idea! Don't you never dare speak tary Duncan, Pepin. to life. As far back as 1723 old \u25a0 because he bangs Ito bring their ladies. After the entertain- , Elizur Has- » . i to me again never!" slightly, j ment a collation will be served. kell (the great grandfather of the Minnesota his hair I editor) led the company of takes life lightly The new lodge room over Hofliin's drug I . Massachusetts "Russia*-*' Linen. store is being elegantly Itis to militia which proceeded against the Indians ANOTHER MARCH FORWARD. and s ! fitted up. be then near Amongst the for wears hi carpeted with moquette, the furniture will be I encamped Deerfleld, and routed novelties the coming pants tightly. The designed for the lodge, hem after a most bloody battle. It was dur- season, there is (according Kuhlow's especially and the ] Capitalists Give to Minneapolis a to words of the song, mural decorations will be very handsome. It ing this historic fray that King Philip, the German Trade Review) the so-called "Rus- "I'm a dandy, but bravest of.the Indian chieftains in New Eng- Metropolitan Feature. is anticipated that the hall will be in readi- sian" linen, a sort of silk stuff no dude," ness for meetings within two land, engaged in a hand-to-hand combat with decorated weeks. Elizur Haskell. Finding sturdy with stripes and figures, imitating EARLY might more aptly Mayor Ames visits the St. Paul lodge the Puritan embroid- this too much forhim, the discreet savage made The New Concert Hall and Cafe ery patterns, and which has SROPEIE be quoted as ex- evening in his capacity as deput. exalted j been officially pressing the dif- grand ruler for the district of Minnesota. his escape to the fastnesses of that mountain Known as the Columbia. prescribed by the Russians for blouses. near the Connecticut river, which is now There ference with a Secretary Merrick has procured some hand- is a great number of mixed red and some lithographed designs for the lodge sta- known as Mount Sugarloaf, and to this day a blue colors, nearly allied distinction which singularly romantic chain rocks to each other after j tionery. of ou JEING the last the Greek style. Large patterns separates Mr. EIK tbe summit of this hill is called years after the An contributes the following to the ew Minneapo- Greek, in the form of broad stripes, are ; Watson from the memory of late Capt. T. "King Philip's seat"— for it is the F. McGowan, dusky is has developed to generally in vogue. These patterns in genus dude, aud who was a member of Detroit lodge: here that the chieftain found in are longer refuge after his with extraordinary ex- bright red and light violet fabrics, Novelty His laugh jest heard; unsuccessful skirmish summer elevates him to a no nor his is Step by • genial greeting kindly Elizur Haskell. Oapt. Holbrook says that old ent. step, cambric, and often the new light or trans- Dress His nor his word Goods! higher grade. son, Joseph Haskell, >r rather Some one has de- One generous soul passed out without a Elizur's was the best jump by parent textures, woolen lace stuffs, also thought of fear- wrestler in Massachusetts for twenty years; ump, she has out- show these large Greek patterns. For Early Spring fined a dude as ''a that on account of his prowess in this science Wear, in all the latest de~< Will still remain a Brother Elk to memory jrownher provincial **\u25a0 suit of clothes dear. he was elected colonel of the Second regiment signs ! with nothing tirs and assumed the LOCAL and Colorings. in of Massachusetts militia, which distinction he haracteiistics MENTION. « it." but ifany Resolutions to the memory of Capt. Mc- enjoyed continuously a town meeting" of - a one will take the trouble to until at netropolis. Gogebic .ti Our wake up they Gowan will be adopted by the lodge at its in Boston in the fall of 1785 he was thrown Her mag- ianus: Stocks. Customers are invited Lou Watson will find that he meeting to-night. lificent buildings rep- to make a visit of* carries about a good deal ofmuscular activ- I best two in three by Zepbaniah Newton, son E. G. Walton, 17 Webb block, Minneapolis, A reception and banquet is to tendersd 'Squire •esent one jump, her just completed ity in his clothes, for he run a mile be of Newton, of Worcester. The "Has- has a thorough Inspection of inspection. ! can the Evans & Hoey "Parlor Match" compauy, kell compiled by J.