Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-29
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

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@. G. Washburn, OF Madison, is at the Nicol'
let.
The Northwestern Roller mill is again in ope-
ration, turning out 1000 barrels of flour
daily.
No. 1 wheat brought IS cents and No. 2, S.
yesterday.
There is an abundance of logs in the east
channel.
The usual meeting of the city council will
not occur to-day.
The Criterion is about to engage a lady of
national reputation.
NJ. @. White is building row of cottages on
Ninth street southeast.
W. Il. Mitchell, of the Elk RIVER Ne,us, was
on our streets yesterday.
The Minneapolis soap works. are construct
ing additional buildings.
Already large numbers of lumbermen are
starting for the pineries.
Prof o. s. Fowler delivered free lecture
at Market hall last night
Harpers' Weekly will publish an engraving
OF the WasnDurn "a MILL.
The university boys are forming another
society, d. K. E., by name.
That Democratic flag is again thrown to the
breeze over Nicollet avenue.
The plans for the new Union depot are being
drafted by Architect Burlington.
The East side telegraph Office will be in per-
feet working order in few days.
O. A. Corrillard, who is practicing law at
Wadena, was in the city yesterday.
Rollers ore just being put in the stead of the
old millstones in the Empire mill.
The delinquent real estate tax sales Melted
26.674l4 against Gas, 600 in 1879.
The Northwestern mill is running again,
turning out COO barrels of flour daily.
For eleven real estate transfers, which occur
red on Monday. s1l,64O changed hands.
The O., M. & St. P. are laying two new tracks
in the yard south of the passenger depot.
A new agricultural warehouse 44x60 feet, is
to be built onWashington avenue north by w.
J. Dean.
A lady was injured yesterday by running in
to an excavation on Ortman street, East
side. lz18-
The Mrs R. Anderson Concert company are
booked for the academy of music next Mon
day.
Ground is being broken for large brick
block on Washington, near Second avenue
north.
Tonight the Nathal English Opera company
will appear in Fatiuitza at the academy of
music.
Quite a number of reserved seats for the
opera at the academy of music tonight, have
been sold.
E. J.Abbott, is drafting plans for the new
lines of the St. P. g. NJ. road, to be laid on the
East side.
Nice new potatoes are worth thirty cents
bushel. Farmers report fairly good yield and
no rotten ones.
Poundmaster OBrien, of the East division,
was sup to snuff" yesterday morning. Cows
were in demand.
The market was completely fenced in early
yesterday morning with huge loads of produce
from the farm and garden.
Geo. G. Hyser, proprietor of the Arlington
House, Wsyzata, has accepted the position Of
clerk at the Nicollet for the winter.
The Herrick Bros. are building fine ex-
tension on the building occupied by Anthony
Kelley on Washington avenue north.
The St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba rail-
way is building depot at Hamline university
for the accommodation of students.
The concert at the first NJ. e. church to-
night, for the beneht of Miss Laura Dexter,
promises to draw goodly audience.
The contract for putting the two steel boilers
into the Pittsburg ''A'' mill has been let to
Aid. Glenn, 49, 500 being the net cost.
The next tournament of the La Crosse club
will occur tomorrow at their park. Prizes will
be awarded for leaping, throwing, etc.
G. o. Prescott, an employe at the factory of
Bardwell & Robinson, is minus a thumb on his
left hand. A circular saw did the business.
The Real Estate and Insurance Journal Els
the name of a new weekly magazine being pub
lished in Minneapolis by T. 81. Sharp & Co.
The sawmills are running at full capacity,
night nd day. The season will probably ex
tend later into the autumn than usual.
1.-THE members of the Eighth infantry have pre-
scented First Lieutenant, s. A. Sims, with a
complete set of Dickens works. wedding
gift.
Smith Bros, recently of 80 Washington
avenue south, started with their saloon fixtures
for Haleria, Montana, last night. Among their
chattels is 81 900 mirror.
The c., NJ. & st. P. 90. are building water
tanks in the yard here at the rate of five q
week. and are distributing them over their
various lines as cases require.
o. A. Pray & Co. have just cast the largest
bridge-tree, for the Pillsbury "a" mill, that
has ever been manufactured in this State. It's
weight is 1900 pounds. and it is $500 in value
The Chicago, Milwaukee 4 st. Paul Railroad
company have paid to John P. Miller 81 900 in
full for injuries sustained to his COW and
household effects by reason of an accident on
that road
The walls of the new county Jail look as
though the building would make safe fort in
case of invasion. Workmen are now putting
on the cornice, and the chimneys are already
completed.
A German farmer, living about three fourths
Of mile this side of Fort Smelling, met with
quite loss yesterday. Two stacks of wheat
caught fire from his steam thresher, and were
soon in ashes.