Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs

Judge Cooley returned from his Duluth tril
yesterday.
SIS buffalo overcaas was stolen from the
Western house Friday night.
In the inability to get anything else, a con
car was filed with -four yesterday.
John Watson, superintendent of the tele
phone exchange, will spend the winter IN the
East.
The regular meeting Of the county commits
sioners Will be held az the auditors office to-
r,orrow.
Miss Clara Thompson, daughter OF the
sheriff, was thought yesterday to be out OF
danger.
The Sunday Science club Will try TO make
OFT WHO Shall Vo:e," at their meeting this
afternoon.
The Mnlers' association received yesterday
rs 500 bushels OF wheat The price remains ct
S4c for No. /.
Samuel Neill, son of the Rev. Edward d.
NELL, retarned Friday from six years So
iourn IN the far West
The first of the series of social parties to be
given by the Zouave corps will occur on We'd
nesuay evening at runner H2l1.
The new Indicator at the Washburn A mill
showed only two feet and nine inches of water
IN the canal yesterday st 3 o'clock.
J.R. Eli ut, the jeweler, lost buffalo robe
yesterday afternoon from his sleigh. Two
seslawags, suspected of tie theft, were run IN
by the police.
The funeral of D. L. Hankinson will take
Mace this afternoon at O'clock from the resi-
dence of his son, R. 81. Haukinson. No. 100
Sixth avenue north.
Interesting facts and figures OF the commerce
Of Minneapolis for November will be submitted
by Secretary Sturtevaut 10 the meeting of the
board of trade tomorrow.
The statement of N. B Harwood & Co fled
n the office of the clerk of the court, shows
the total liabilities to reach the enormous sum
of S91904l.33, and the total assets to be
$904 ga.
The Greenback club has side-trscked Gen.
Weaver, and begun in earnest the discussion of
political ethics, with q view OF deciding for
the country the tanf and other perplexing
questions They met at Workingmen's hall
last night.
William Y. Jobes will be tried in the munic-
ipal court to- morrow on charge of forgery.
L appears Johes swore cut an attachment
against property in which O. w. Curtis Is in
teTested whereupon Curtis retaliates with q
charge Of perjury.
& 3. Chamberlain, who succeeded Joe Char
beureau a. ticket agent of the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul. in this city, left for visit
TO his homo in Milwaukee yesterday. II Is
understood the main object of the trip was To
see new conner IN the family.
John Mcdonald, superintendent of the Petit
Mill, left yesterday for California. Previous
20 his departure his Jolly miller friends pre-
scented him with elegant field glass, with
which he can better Cbsetve the romantic
scenery of his Rocky Mountain trip. His
temporary absence will be filed by Mr.. James
rurnb1n.
The Good Templars' literary club met on
Thursday evening past, and pursuant to notice
heretofore given perfected an organization,
adopted constitution and bylaws. The in
stitution ia intended to represent all the DIFF
ferent lodges OF Good Templsrs in the city
and Outsiders who are not members OF the Or
Ger may become mem berg.
". r. Guile, the baggage agent of the Chi
cago. Milwaukee 81 St. Paul road, is deserving
of much sympathy The baggage house has
been partially torn down during the repairs OF
toe past four weeks, and Mr.. Guile has been
about as much exposed as though he were out
IN the street. Rheumatism and numerous
other kindred com plants have obtained firm
grip upon him under these circumstances.
81 O'clock last night fire broke ont in the
little mill owned by Richardson Il Cooley, op-
posite the new Pllsbury "a" mill on the East
Side. The FIRE was soon exiuguished, and the
damage to the building is only $500, while the
loss on stock ia about 800. A subsequent
alarm, at 10 O'Clock, was owing to the dis
eovery OF a spark or two in the same mill, and
nearly the whole fire department had another
chase over the river, when cupfull OF water
would haze accom- pished the work.
Arunaway horse on Henpepin avenue at
tracted considerable attention yesterday morn
ing. starting above Washington avenue, he left
the body Of MS wagon memento with one
CT the lamp posts on the corner of the academy
of music; skipping down Hennepin avenue
with tie shafts trailing. he took few spokes
from passing buggy, after which he ehGSseed
over 20 the front of Durham Il Johnson's store
and was about to demolish the plate glass win
doTs of that building when he was captured.
II IS needless to remark that all crinoline mac e
Itself scarce at once