Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Specially Reported for the Daily Globe.
MINNEAPOLIS GLO3ELETS.

MINNEAPOLIS GLO3ELETS.
Seventeen more car loads of cattle hav
arrived in the city.
Col. King has returned from his trip East
where he visited several big fairs.
j. E. Osborne will soon build hay press
ing establishment on Bassett's creek.
The Saloon Keepers association will hole
meeting on Tuesday afternoon at Coopers
hail.
w. f. Horton, teacher of elocution. Am
ateur societies instructed. No. % Washing
ton avenue south.
Hooley's Megatherian Ministries, part.
greater in number than Haverly's big com
pany, will soon be here.
John Dillon, the popular comedian, viii
appear IN ''Our Next President at tn
Academy tomorrow evening.
Mr.. johnson is demonstrating his recent,
burned out Summer Garden theatre, ant
will soon open with good company.
Nick Roberts Humpty Dumpty troupe
Will uOlll lprLu aC LuS AChueLuy oAA AAOd.
and Saturday evenings, Oct. 17and IS.
"Our Wide Awakes," the Reform CluE
juveniles, hold a meeting at 4:3o this after
noon, at Harrison hall. Mrs. Elliott leads
the meeting.
The Metropolitan company have in prep
aration 'The Shaugraun," which will be pu
on the boards this week with new costume:
and scenery.
Prof Burner, vino has been delivering
some interesting lectures, during the week
in Harrison hall, will speak before the re-
form club this evening.
Mr.. S. E. Neiler, cashier of the North
western National Bank, returned from his
European tour yesterday, but being fatiguec
after his long journey, remained at home the
greater portion OF the day.
S. E. MEIER, cashier of the Northwestern
National bank, returned from Europe, yes
terday Mr.. MEIER will now be called upon
to explain why he allowed Keen to occupy
the position Of assistant cashier in the insti-
tuition, knowing, as he did, of Keen's pre-.
vious record.
The Woman's Christian Temperance union
hold mass meeting at Rev. Thomas Nc,
Clary's church, the First Methodist Epis
copal at 7:3O o'clock this (Sunday) evening.
and Rev. j. w. Ray, Lake City. Mrs. G. s.
Winchell will preside.
And now the hour-mill men have got the
walking mania, and in0bout two weeks four
of them will indulge in a four-hour go-as-
you please match at Association Hall. The
names of the contestants are: Robert Small,
Ed. Pease, Frank Hopper, and William
Mitchie. Each will put up $50, and the
winning man takes tho entire 5000 purse.
Teamsters seemed to take special delight in
driving their horses SO as to spatter mud
over the ladies returning from the matinee
performance yesterday afternoon. One
elegantly dressed lady was literally drenched
from head to foot, on Washington avenue.
Such carelessness on tho part of drivers
should be publicly rebuked.
Peter Haroldson, while working on the
platform at the mills yesterday, load of
lumber fell upon him, and he received in
juries of a critical nature. The injured man
was taken home and the best medical skill
in the city was summoned to his relief. The
extent of the internal I'M uries cannot be as
certained, but it is feared he will not live.
A twenty-seven hour Ego as you please
walk has been arranged between Owen Sulli-
van, of St. Paul, and S. K. Hunt, of this
city. The walk is for purse of $500 a
side, and the preliminary arrangements were
completed yesterday by Hunts hackers put
ting up SS75 at the Second National bank at
St. Paul. The walk will take place at Asso-
citation hall on Wednesday evening, Oct %,
commencing at 8 o'clock.
The Northwestern Poultry Fanciers' asso-
citation Lave elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: R. w. Hankinson,
Minneapolis, president; S. B. Woolworth,
St. Paul, vice president; a. s. Jones, Hud-
son, Wis, second vice presidents G. w.
Robertson, St. Paul, recording secretary; L.
M. Hyde, Minneapolis, corresponding Sec
rotary; w. w. Woodward, Minneapolis,
treasurer, and r. w. Hankinson, G. w.
Robertson, G. G. Irvine, B. G. Emery and
j. w. Ryan, executive committee.
Pursuant to a resolution of the Minneap-
oils board of trade, the following named
gentlemen have been appointed to represent
this city at the river convention to be held at
Quincy, ILL.,, on the 18th inst: Franklin
Steele, Eugene M. Wilson, Isaac Atwater
George II. Keith, VIM. S. King, David
Blakeley, Anthony Kelly, H. G. Harrison, A.
r. Camp, N. B. HARDWOOD, R. G. Benton, A.
T. Ankeny, A. D. Milford, John P. Rea, D.
G. Bell, Platt B. Walker, A. M. Titus, G. r
Bushnell, F. S. ellison, and Chas. w. John
son. Delegates are requested to take the
1:55 p. M. train on the Minneapolis Z, St
Louis road on Tuesday, 18th inst.