Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

This is good time to give your girl the
saok-sealskin.
Snow in the Pine and Moose rivers is said
TO be six inches deep, and lumbermen are
correspondinely happy.
Sidney Smiths grocery store was broken
into, Tuesday night, and goods and money
to the amount of 800 stolen.
The Knights of Pythias will celebrate the
opening of their new hall, in Days block
by grand ball this evening.
Don't forget Mrs. DR.. Burners private
lecture to ladies only, at Association hall,
this afternoon at $50 o'clock.
One of Sonner & Wirthman's employees
run his thumb against liar saw, and
will not be able to work for some u.ne.
Up in the Rum river pineries lumbermen
are happy in having five inches of good
snow. Active operations for the winter
have been inaugurated.
The Reform club held a meeting at Har-
rison hall last night. Nearly forty new
members have been added to the club mem
bership during this week.
The light fall Of snow started the lumber
men into active preparations for the winter,
and large nun Der of teams and crews were
started for the pineries yesterday.
One of Mattison's hack teams ran away
yesterday morning, starting from the st.
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba depot. The
hack was new one and was slightly DAM
aged.
Despite the Indictment weather of yester
day, great many of our citizens ventured
out, and during the afternoon the merry jim
gle of the bells made pleasant music on the
principal thoroughfares.
A case of highway robbery was reported
to have occurred on Fifth steeet Tuesday
night, but could not be trace ed further than a
street rumor. The case has not been re-
ported to police headquarters.
Fred. Barrows drove up Hennepin avenue
yesterday afternoon, and in attempting to
turn around his sleigh was upset by one of
the runners getting caught in tho street rail-
way track. No serious damage was done.
Officer Peter McKernan run in stran-
ger, late yesterday afternoon, for appropri-
ating one of Rothschild's overcoats without
putting up the requisite funds. He will not
need coat for some time now, if Judge
Bailly does his duty this morning.
On Thursday evening IF this week Adoni-
ram council, No. ;, r. & S. NJ, will publicly
install the following officers recently elected:
T. z. NH. III. Kent.
Il. Z. d. Nv. G. Mobiles.
2. C. We. II. Benton.
Treasurer-C. w. Cummings.
Recorder-Solou Armstrong.
Z. G. VS.. Il. Whitney.
G. &C. Morse.
SO. A. Gardner.
No. a. Broughtou.
Sc. P. Crane.
Tho party CT gentlemen invited to aid in
the celebration of the opening of the M. &
ST. L. r. Il. to Forest City, left the city by
q special train, yesterday morning. General
Manager Hatch had charge Of the party, COM
posed OF the following citizens: James A.
Lovejoy, A. D. Milford, DR.. Goodwin, Wood
bury Fisk, M. B. Rollins, j. 81. Clark, S. E.
Neiler, Il. NJ. Linton, J. Dean, H. G. Harri-
son, @. s. Sweet, Mat KEGS, M. w. Williams,
G. K. Shaw, T.. T. Andrews, G. G. Sturtevant,
G. H. Petit, f. l.. Smith, John Martin,
Major w. D. Hale, John De Laittre l..
Fletcher, Geo. r. Newell, DR.. Keith, j. A.
Christian, G. j. Martin, G. A. Pillsbury,
Chief of Police Munger, Col. John Henion
and H. j. Adams. The party was expected
homo about o'clock this morning.