Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
;pecially Reported for the Daily Globe.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOEELEIS.

MlNN EAPOLlS
The markets did fair amount of business
yesterday.
Winters Il Carpenter, grocers, have made
an assignment to A. S. Wilcox.
The capital stock Of the Northwestern Ma
tional bank is to be increased to $5OO,0
Next week Prof. Burner is to commence
another course of illustrated scientific Ice
lures.
meeting of Harmony Juvenile Temple
has been called for Saturday afternoon at !
o'clock sharp.
John Dempsey has gone to the stone pile
again. He appears to enjoy that life better
than any other.
Another ':lost boy" was brought to police
headquarters yesterday afternoon, where he
may be found.
The water in the river at this point is five
feet and nine inches deep, being en- increase
of seven inches in two weeks.
At the printers go-as you-please contest
Saturday night Reed and Daniels will make
An emigrant wagon passed through town
yesterday bearing the inscription, No "ad-
vents need apply. Dan. 12:14-2O.
A large number Of idls men are in the
city and are constantly arriving from the
crews working on railroad extensions.
MIR. E. w. Dyer intends to reopen the
Clark House about next week, and will
doubtless conduct it in the Same able manner
he has the Webber House.
The Woman's Christian association hold
their regular monthly meeting at the
Woman's Home this afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock. Directors please notice change of
time.
The Ancient Order of United Wotkmen
have paid Mrs. G. A. Place $4,000, the
amount due from the mutual insurance, the
late Mr.. Place being u member of Star
Lodge No. 10.
Mr.. G. H. WOODBURY. was busily engaged
yesterday il experimenting the renovation
of his restaurant, corner of Thil street and
First avenue south, aud it will be thrown
open to the public again to-day, and is
destined to become more popular than ever
before. The old efficient force Of ASSISTANTS
are to be retained.
Yesterday the police captured "Missiseippi
Red" desperate who has been skulking
about town for some time past. 1t will be
remembered that he attempted robbery a
few days since, Or rather nights, and was
prevented from 80 doing by two shots fired
after him by Detective Hoy. He escaped
then but was captured yesterday as he was
boarding an outgoing train.
The man V. N. Brown, who has been
missing for several days. it is confidently be-
lieved is on his way to San Francisco. A
dispatch was received in Minneapolis yestor
day stating that man answering that do
scription had passed through Sioux City en-
route for California. As he has left his
family before nothing strange is thought of
the matter, and it is thought that he will re-
turn soon, as he has done heretofore.
Last evening the Metropolitan Theatre
company produced for the first time in this
city the four act nautical drama entitled
"The Lonely Man of the Ocean," It is
something on the sensational, but scarcely
so much of "blood and thunder produc-
ton as Captain kyd." II is a pleasant
drama. and gives an opportunity for some
excellent acting. Mr.. Bryron as the lonely
man, presented an intensely new character.
The cast throughout was good and the seem
CRY excellent.