Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-17
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLODNAA1o.
wheet receipts continue light.
good deal of wheat just now passes through
the city for storage at st. Paul.
Work has been commenced on the foundation
for the new Holden street elevator.
big load of e1cursionists from Taylors
Falls is expected at Ills to-day.
Westminster church sociable was held at
]. &. Sides residence Last evening.
DR.. A. A. Ames entertained q party of
friends in his suite of rooms Monday evening.
Bidwell & Co. expect this sea.on to largely
increase the pork packing business over last
year.
Council, No. lis, A. L. of g., will be he Id this
evening.
Yesterday the skaters began work on the
county Jail. They say they are going to COM
plete the job in two or three weeks.
McMullen Co.'S men closed the saving sea-
son Monday evening with good supper at the
Clifton house, at the expense Of the firm.
The Fergus Falls train due here at Gas, was
four hours late yesterday. Some hard drifts
mp that way was said to be the cause Of the
delay.
One more attachment was fled yesterday on
the stock of n. B. HARDWOOD & Co. 1t was
made by Aaron ClahIn, for the sum of
sl,244.
The East side police station, which was
damaged by FIRE Saturday night, will be re-
paired at once. The loss is covered by in
surance.
The printing and publishing arm of d.
vison 4 Hall was dissolved yesterday morning,
Mr.. r. NJ. Hall purchasing the interest owned
by Mr.. Dawson.
horse, attached to milk cart. ran sway
on FIRST avenue south yesterday, and. coming
in contact with lamp post. produced no
mentary shower of milk in that section.
The operatives in HarHoods establishment
who had goods unfinished when the firm
failed, have all completed their work, and the
FINAL pay ment to help will be made to-day.
William Bowles and Lydia BowIes, for aiding
a prisoner to escape from an oficer. were
placed under a bond of sIg0 Yesterday. to ap.
rear to-day. In default they were both COM
mitted.
Minneapolis would be poor place in which
to accommodate the inmates of lunatio asy-
Iun. There isn't room even for the city poor
and some of them have TO be quartered 10 pri-
vate houses.
At the South Minneapolis school house, this
evening, the Rev. Edwin S. Williams will speak
upon the temperance question, and illustrate
the downward path by view of the Black VAL
ley railroad.
William Davis, the conductor who vas 10
iured at Perham about three weeks ago, while
uncoupling cars, passed through yesterday on
bis way home to Red Wing, in company with
William 5. SticE-cy.
John Odenbright. ex-high constable of the
Queens bench in Osseo. was interested in the
municipal court proceedings Yesterday. He
was arrested for Assault and battery, bat the
prosecution failed TO appear and the fellow was
discharged.
Gen. 4. B. Nettleton. of the Tribune, will
deliver descriptive lecture at High school
ball Friday evening, or 1.-THE National Park. A"
The general has frequently visited that de-
lightful region, and will doubtless give an in
teresting lecture.
Yesterday morning as Z. Smith was cros.-
ing the railroad tracks on Washington avenue
having Ioad of bsrrsl slaves an engine came
along little too quick and the wagon and bar
rel slaves were distributed for some distance
along the track.
d. G. Shelly married man, wsE arrested fox
disoIderly conduct Thursday night. He came
running up to the Pacific elevator with wo.
man close at his heels. The man had insnlted
her. and she yelled TO the police to catch him.
Shelly was held by two W three men until the
police put in an appearance and marched him
of to the station. He handed Clerk Dunn
$50 yesterday.
1t is doubtful if there was ever a month in
the history of this city when so many mishaps
happened on the cars a. during the past four
weeks. The accidents number just about one
day. Yesterday the victim Was Joe Pressc,
a hand employed in the St. Louis yard.
While coupling cars bis body was SO caught
and crushed as to break one rib and fracture
three others. The wound, which is very pain
full, was liked up by DR.. Ames. and the man
will be confined for long time.
The November term of the district court
convened yesterday morning. Judge Young
occupies the bench. The calendar is longer
than usual and contains many important cases,
though none of particularly interesting char
aster. Yesterday morning the personal tax
list business was disposed of and call of the
calendar made. In the afternoon the petit
jury was called, the grand jury charged and
ordered to their important duties and the cases
of the term set for trial. The docket contains