Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

new time card went into effect yesterday
on the st. P, nj. & NJ road.
The supply of hard wood and coal in
the city is very meagre at this time.
Capt. May has shipped the lumber to Lake
Minnetonka, for another steamboat to be built
on the lake.
few more nights of this weather and the
ice crop will be ready for harvest, and of a
Superior quality.
Col. and Mrs. H. Madison Ewill celebrate
the twenty-fifth anniversary Of their wedding
tomorrow evening.
w. w. Huntington, has style Huntingdon 3
Point, Lake Minnetonkal Norwood" and
filed the same for record.
The total expenditures for the poor during
October were 5000; and the expenses for
the six months ending Oct. 80, S3,623.13.
The supervisors of the poor will ask the city
council to provide the superintend-
ent with clerk at salary not to exceed $40
per month.
Operations at Fraser & Shepherds mill were
stopped Saturday owing to the breaking of the
cable, by which the steam power is transmitted
to the mill.
The Knights of Pythias Hall association has
arranged for Thanksgiving social to be given
at their hall in the Day block on Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Julia A. Brown, mother of Mrs. D. B.
Morrill,, took her departure last Saturday for
an extended visit to her daughter. Mrs. q. III.
Stockings, at Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
Perry Fisher, colored citizen, will this
morning answer the charge of stealing twenty
i've dollars, and another unfortunate will
await judgment for Juggling off wood from she
railroad yard.
The adjourned meeting of the creditors of
N B. HARDWOOD & Co. will be held in the Nicollet
house at 10 o'clock this morning, when the re-
port of the committee appointed to confer with
MIR. Harwood will be received.
The Rev. DIR. Pierson, of Detroit, Mich, has
declined the invitation to become the pastor of
the Plymouth Congregational church. His
letter OF declination will be read at the prayer
meeting next Wednesday evening.
The public spirited citizens of Minneapolis
will see to it that the great establishment of
Harwood & Co. is resumed, if such can be
reasonably accomplished, and with prospect
OF the future success of the firm.
The remains of DR.. Goodrich were removed
Saturday night from the family Residence to
that of Thomas Lowry. Mr.. Charles T. Good :
rich, brother of the doctors, being in Cincin-
natl, and two sisters residing at Toledo, Ohio
have.be notified by telegraph, and on their
arrival the day will be fixed upon for the fu-
neral services.
The eoroners jury to place the responsibility
OF John O'Flaherty's death concluded their in
vestigation Saturday evening and returned the
following verdict: "That the deceased came
to bis death on the Minneapolis st. Louis
road, Thursday evening. Nov. Is, supposedly
by being ran over by engine No. Q, of said
road, but the exact manner of his death is to
this jury unknown"
genial lot Of right good fellows are the rep
resentatives and creditors of N. B. HARDWOOD &
Co., now quartered at the Nic5llet house. They
have become pretty well acquaint-
ed with Minneapolis institutions
and things, but they are thoroughly
tired of the word, "Harwood,'' ''Harwood. "
With view of dropping this universal subject
and enjoying brief rest, different groups of
the gentlemen made solemn oaths last SATURDAY.
night that Harwood's name should not be men
toned yesterday, and anyone violating the
pledge should be subjected to rigid fine and
receive upon his head the excavations of his
fellows. The plan was a complete success.
The day sped away as pleasantly as though
such thing az business failure was unknown
to their minds.