Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-30
MINNEAPoLIs GLoBELETs.


The Minneapolis reform club will meet FRI
day evening.
Msny of the sidewalks of the East side are IN
wretched condition.
Arthur A. Pond will supply the new jail
with furnaces costing $74i.6O.
An immense amount of lumber Is pelng
shipped from the yards now a-days.
St. Johns chapter. No. 9, r. A. M'' Will
hold a suecial communication tonight.
The funeral of Mrs. Thos. Straiton. who died
suddenly on Tuesday, will occur to-day.
On Saturday evening the Scandinavian Union
will give another party at Armory hall.
Geo. l.. Scott, ticket agent OF the E. Ii. st.
Paul road, has returned from his eastern trip.
The parties of the Northwestern editorial
excursion will visit Minneapolis on Tuesday
next.
J.P. Musser, who fell from a scatfolding
few months since, is suffering still from his
injuries.
The Zouaves will turn out in body to attend
the funneral of the late Aug. Granstrand, kext
Sunday.
Dol. James reports that he is meeting with
very good success in collecting driven well
royalties.
A bslky horse was the source of considerable
annoyance to its driver on Central avenue
East side, yesterday.
Mr.. E. W. Austin, business manager ana
brother-in-law of Prof o. s. Fowlsr, formerly
lived several years in this city.
The local engineers of the Minneapolis q
Manitoba road are at work taking the levels
for the proposed East side canal.
A large number of logs came down yesterday
for St. Paul. but could rot be foated into the
sluice while the mills were in operation.
The Telephone company are putting in the
central Office newly improved instrument
which will very materially facilitate matters.
A meeting of the Democratic county central
committee will take place in Isaac McNaire's
Office, over the City bank to day, at o'clock
Pm.
&c. Huntington, general secretary Of the
Y,MC. A., returned yesterday from the Wis
consin State convention held in Milwaukee re-
Gently.
The Greenback central committee will meet
at their Headquarters 226, Washington avenue
south, tomorrow, to dispose OF some important
business.
A carpenter named Fern met with an acct
dent on Tuesday, by falling from scat0ldlng
at The new elevator near the junction, on the
East Side.
M. L. Amtfrow now has charge Of the gym
nasium at the Y. NJ. Z. a. He expects to
hsve sll the necessary fixtures in place IN a
weeks time.
Workmen laying the foundation for ne"
furnace at the Morrison cotton mill have been
Obliged to stand in the water up to their knees
the most of the time.
The Zouaves will meet Friday evening at
their armory to complete necessary arrange
ments to participate In the last rites of the re-
mains of Mr. Granstrand.
Cushman & Plummer's bookstore wac robbed
of some $500 or $500 worth of gold pens and
other goods, or Tuesday night. As yet no trace
of the thieves has been discovered.
The Criterion Theater company presented
Tennysons "Enoch Arden" last evening for
the last time. The audience seemed we'll
pleased with the manner in which it was pro-
duced.
In order to more fully perfect themselves in
military discipline, the four detatchments Of
the Zouavea viii zach drill once week. The
regular company drill viii Re continued on
Tuesday evenings.
There was but little change in tie local mar
kets yesterday at the Miilers' association.
Wheat brought So cents for No. l, IS cents for
No. 2. II for No. 3, and 81 for Nc. 4. There
Is little demand for the latter, however.
A meeting of the school board was held yes
terday. 1t was voted to expend $500 in PEN
manship and employ Prof. Q. O. Curtis as in
structor, and also to purchase one hundred
new school seats and twelve curtains. Il. N.
Britain presented report thatiB. Brown is en-
titled to 80, 500 on estimate of new school
building.
MIR. Hashow, of the firm of Eashow, hIaish
& Davis, had his driving horse stolen at about
midnight of Tuesday. The horse, a gray,
htched in front of mis- place Of business when
taken. Up to the present writing the dstec-
tiVes have been unable Co get any positive clue
leading to the recovery of the animal or arrest
of the thief.
Hall d Davis new barrel factory will be
completed about the first OF December The
proprietors claim that it will be the largest
building, devoted exclusively to the msnufac-
ture of barrels in the United States. Work
men are excavating the earth south of the
building, and railroad track will be laid into
the basement,
Last evening Frank Burnley, young man in
the employ of Hashow, Mash Davis, while
engaged in running drill had his sleeve caught
in the machinery. This drew the young
until his neck came directly under the drill
which Inflicted a frightful cash, and had 1t
penetrated tie least bit further, wonld have
severed the carotid artery which would have
caused instant death. BE is under skiliful
medical treatment.
Mr.. Earnest Grundeman, an attache of the
minneapolis department of the GEoBE, was
united in wedlock with Miss Mary McArdle. OF
st. Paul, On Tuesday. The ceremony occurred
at ST. Joseph church, st. Paul, the Rev Father
Nealus officiating. goodly number of pres
ents were rendered the happy pair by friends,
among which were an elegant silver card re-
oeiver from the brides aunt, Mrs. McGehean;
large rich mirror, crystal set, gold and sill
yer napkin rings profuse and elegant array
of flowers, etc., from various parties.
THE COUNTY AUDITOR.
5ftstterings of Tuesday's Jantboree--ILLe0aI