Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-12
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

The Galaxy mill put in a new grain separator
yesterday.
Hennepin Counsy's taxable property aggre-
gates CSC, 42O,269.
Patten & Fry will send gang Of choppers to
the lumber region Wednesday.
The North Star Iron works are building forty
Helyetic purifiers for the Petit mill.
The Athenaum library has $40 depositsrs,
and its popularity Is gaining every day.
The UniversAli.t social circle will meet in
the church parlors at 2:3o tomorrow after
ternoon.
Assistant Judge Bailey will dispense Justice
at the municipal court to-day in The absence
of Judge Cooley.
Work was began yesterday en- the 200 feet
extension to the Chicago, Milwaukee St.
Paul freight depot.
Last night, Chaplain AcCabe, delivered his
lecture, The Bright Side Of Libby Prison" at
the First III. Z. church.
A crew of men are employed to load and IN
load cars at the st. Louis depot at night. such
is the activity of business.
Col. Platt B. Walker left yesterday morning
for the upper St. Croix lumber region. to be
absent three or four dayg.
The Democrats have made arrangements to
receive full returns from tbs election at their
headquarters this evening.
The funeral of Allen Marshall will take place
at O'clock this afternoon, at his late residence,
AT Fourth avenue northeast.
Charles G.. Williams, 3 member of 6ongrs
from Wisconsin, will address the Garfield and
Arthur club to morrow evening.
Hennig & Lamb will occupy the secoad
story of the new Bracket block az book bks6-
cry. Their machinery is arriving.
ARumber of colored brethren talk of going
to st. Paul this morning to participate in the
colored Garfield and Arthur meeting at that
place.
The special meeting of the city council last
evening to consider the question of repairing
the upper bridge, or building 3 new oRe, aa-
jOurned until Z: 80 this evening, the meeting
lacking one of quOram.
A prairie chicken wandered into tho eity yes
terday morning, and apparently was unable to
find its wsy out. The bird LIT on the steps of
the city bank, looked for 8 moment on city
hall in bewllderEent, and went on its way.
The new gas holder will be completed in
month. The two old holders will then be dis
pensed with, as the new one will have q e&paci-
ty OF Que hundred and fifty Thousand feet, or
abouI three times as much as the TWO old onss
together.
Ola politicians remember of no tine
whEn there was SO much excitement over late
elections as there Is at this time. Both sides
are buoyant with expectations, AID yet de-
pressed with fears. 4 good deal of money and
new bats by the SCORE are stAked on the re-
snlt.
The grading in the spacious nsw yard Of the
g., BIT. P, Il. d o. line is nearly completed,
and track laying will probably be commenced
this week. portion of the ties and rails are
already on the ground. The reof is going up
on the new depot and in a short time the iron
horse will make this spot a ceAtre of great 40
tiVity.
Sunday afternoon Peter Hanson, living on
Third avenue northeast, discovered in the privy
vault the body OF newborn babe. Hilds
Johnson, a Norwegian girl who has been en-
ploTed in the family for some time, lett pre-
cipitately few days ago, and it il supposed
that she Is the mother of the child, and it's
murderer. No trace of Aiss johnson has bsen
f1uud nv the DOIiea