Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Specially Reported for the Daily Globe
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

Hugh Young returned from pleasant and
successful business trip to Winnipeg yester-
day.
Quite large number of our citizens will
visit the Chicago Exposition during the next
ten days.
If Hicks & Hooker did not make SO much
internal racket this would be very quiet
campaign.
Diphtheria is said to have made it's ap-
pearance in this city in mild form during
the last few days.
The Farmers and Mechanics Savings bank
has occupied it's new quarters in the most
artistic and elaborate building in the city.
The ladies'. of Gethsemane EpiscopaD
parish give an oyster supper in the vacant
store room of the Academy of Music to-
night
The water main has been placed across the
main channel of the river, and the contrac-
tors are making the dirt fly on their East
Side contract.
Judge Gregory was yesterday circulating a
handsome programme advertising excursion
w
neapolis & St. Louis route.
w. II. Ferry, H. H. Weakly and Frank B.
Clarke, all of the Chicago, St. Paul & Min
neapolis railway, we're in the city yesterday
looking after the interests of that popular
line.
A new restaurant and oyster house, to be
known as "The Futon Market Oyster
House," will be opened on First avenue
south, between Washington avenue and
Third street.
A meeting of the Democratic committee of
the Twenty seventh Legislative district, will
be held at the City hall this afternoon at 9
o'clock, to organize and lay out pro-
gramme for the campaign.
The Rifle club, not entirely satisfied with
its experience of Tuesday, will try it again
at Adams place to-day at o'clock p. M.
When the boys get into practice you will
hear of good shooting.
The new car building shops in this city
are about a sure thing. The shops, when
completed, will have capacity for turning
out about ten completed freight cars per day
when pushed to their fullest extent.
county in pursuit of the thief who stole DR..
Salisbury's horse. Meantime, Dr. S. doesn't
like to be questioned as to whether she
has found his horse.' Ask him ii he does.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul line
for st. Louis run an excursion train down to
the st. Louis exposition next Sunday. The
round trip will be only 500, and it will prove
good investment for those wanting pleas
ant trip.
Judge Reuben Reynolds has started on the
war path, the GLOBE learns, and is making
political harangues through the country
Can the judge reconcile it with his con
science to drag the judicial ermine he wears
in the dirty pool of partizan warfare?
The amount of financial love that is find
ing vent on the street corners nowadays is
perfectly overpowering. There is scarcely
free and independent citizen of Minneapolis
who is not abundantly capable of expatiating
on "the cause and cure of hard times.
Gov. Brockmeyer and the three justices of
the Missouri supreme court, who have been
spending ten days with Mr.. Charles Gibson
at Lake Minnetonka, returned to their
homes by the train last evening laden with
pleasant recollections Of their brief visit.
The reception of Elder D. Cobb at the
Centenary parlors was very pleasant occa-
sion. Mr.. Cobb in removing to his new field
of labor in Rochester carries with him the
love and respect of all people who have made
his acquaintance in this city, regardless of
their church connections.
Brother Scott's barbecue ''for the yellow
fever sufferers and our local charities was
duly inaugurated yesterday, the weather hay
ing cleared IN response to the GLOBE sup
plications Brother Scott has not as vet ap-
pointed the outside treasurer, but it is ex-
pected that he will before the thing is
completed.
Daniels, of the Belleview House, was sit
ting in his buggy yesterday afternoon when
two ladies drove by, struck the hind wheel
OF the hotel mans buggy, and unceremon-
lously landed him in the mud. Mutual ex-
plantations and apologies followed, and as
there was no harm, other that the springing
of an axle, peace and quiet was soon re-
stored.
If time can be taken, the GLOBE man
Brother Scott's barbecue. Prof Tousley
authorizes the statement that he has never
agreed to speak at that entertainment, and it
is his deliberate purpose to remain in the
city and attend to his educational duties, and
not to spend his time in advertising Brother
Scott's cheap show.
DIR. Wendell, of this city, now on duty
among the yellow fever sufferers in the
South, writes to Dr. Kimball that he is ac
lively engaged with his duties and, in case
he is stricken down by the disease, he will at
once telegraph his friends in this city. At
present he is in good health and spirits and
wrestling with the monster to the best of
his professional ability.
Messrs. johnson, Smith & Harrison desire
the GLOBE to state that the cause of the
failure of the supreme court calendar to
reach the court room in St. Paul in season is
not chargeable to them, but is the fault of
Pratt's express. The calendar went on the
10 O'Clock train in the morning, but the ex
press messenger failed to deliver it as he
agreed, hence the delay.
Our Republican neighbors need not bor
row any trouble from the fact of the suppos-
ed unharmony in the Democratic committee.
AS yet there has been no meeting of the
committee and no campaign has been
mapped out. Meantime, 1t you hear little
bit of shindy reminding you of Donny-
brook fair, just remember General Germans
old story about the noisy CATS
Uncle Jacob Shaefer, Republican candi-
date for county commissioner in the Third
commissioner district lost horse and bug
gy yesterday, the insect being taken from a
hitching post on the public street. At last
accounts Mr.. Shaefer was flying round like
puff of foul air in heated oven, demanding
"who sthole dat horse?'' The GLOBE man