Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-25
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

The Zouaves held their regular monthly urii
last night.
The K. P. dance this evening promises to b'
a big success.
Thefarmers are beginning to haul wood to
the city in large quantities.
The children of the public schools will enjoy
vacation the rest of this week.
Until 10 o'clock this morning people can gel
their mail at the carriers window In the post
Office.
DR. Cockburn will spend the winter in the
n;neries and attend To the health of the lum'
bsrmen.
Two huge steel boilers for heating the Pills
bury A mill are nearly completed at dlenn'f
boiler works.
The Washburn mill waa stopped fifteen
minutes yesterday by q sudden avalanche OF ice
against the rack.
The silver watch which the GLOBE mentioned
as being found in the canal Saturday, has been
returned to the owner, Mr.. j. l.. Day.
Felix McCarty, the insane. young man who
shot himself on the Crystal Lake road Monday,
has been removed to the Cottage hospital.
The man who was not q commander of
Turkev LAST night, and who will not be sup
norter of that institution to-day, is in decided
minority.
A certain clothing store in the city ala
IS 2CO business last Saturday. The same house
expects the sales of the year to reach quarter
of million dollars.
William hiller tiled complaint against Patrick
Hogan Yesterday, charging HIM with stealing
one box OF cigars, worth 81 80. Hogan plead
guilty, was fined S25 and In default went 10
jail for thirty days.
The Zousve corps are making arrangements
for a series of dances during the winter. Inc
bows sre not in the habit of doing things py
halves AND the series will be among Inc most
enjoyable of the season.
joe Ohsrbonneau will leave to-day for Oma-
ha to become the ticket agent of the Wabash
road in that city. Joe knows how to sell
tickets as we'll as the next man, and the Wabash
company have found 1t out.
have on hand when runaway happens. Yes
terday he ran out near the st. James hotel and
Caught team running at full speed, ana
brought the horses to y stand-stll.
The St. Louis company have the new signal
below the suspension bridge In working order.
ALI passenger trains of the road are now made
up in the upper or western yard, relieving to
some extent the pressure of the lower yard.
Anumber of small creditors got up little
run on the First National bank again yesterday.
While they were drawing out their dollars the
business men were plling in their hundreds as
they have the greatest faith in the stability OF
the institution.
At o'clock yesterday morning fire broke out
anew in Averill Russell & Carpenters straw
stack on the East Side. and called out the DC
partment. The alarm ut in the morning was
occasioned by q chimney burning out at the
corner of Thirteenth avenue south Rno k0Irth
street.
James McCann was arrested at o'clock yes
terday morning while in the act of chiseiin2 aI7
way through the window of restaurant on
Second street south. He was well on toward a
state of intoxicatior. McCann was fined $40,
one half of which he was able to pay, and was
then let off.
Mr.. william Abel, who has been for some
time in the general Office of the C., Ill. q st.
p. road at Milwaukee, lie now baggage agent IN
this city. w. r. Gile, who has heretofore held
the Office, is, for the present, subordinate 10
Mr. Abel, but the company intend to give him
a higher position in the near future.
John Jadleo, Bohemian. accidentally shot
himself in the knee, Tuesday, while on hunt
ing expedition. Ee slipped and fell on piece
of ice. striking the shot gun on the ice IN such
a manner as to discharge tie weapon. The con
tents Of the gun entered his right knee, and
made a painful wound. Jadiec lives near Mnel-
Ter d Heinrich'a brewery.
The four men killed in the railroad cut at
Hopkins Station, Tuesday, were brought to
this city yesterday afternoon, and lei: - Vail
d Frederick's undertaking rooms, No inquest
will be held as no one was at fault for the acci-
dent Two of the men said to be Scandina-
vians and the others Irishmen. Two OF them
were horribly crushed on the head and all were
instantly killed. They will be buried In the
potter's field.
The Chicago. Milwaukee st. Paul company
are getting out the time card for the new short
lne which will be opened on Sunday next.
The delay in opening was owing to the scarcity
of rolling stock. There will be thirteen trains
a day, or twenty six trips between the two
cities every twenty-four hours. few trains
will be retained on the Fort Smelling route,
and all the freight will go over the old road.
The running time will be thirty minutes.
The funeral of DR.. Goodrich was held at 10
o'clock yesterday morning at the residence of
Thomas Lowry. There was very large at
tendance of friends md relatives The Rev.
DIR. MeGregor, of Oxford, Ohio, oficiated, end
paid q warm tribute to the worth OF his de-
parted friend. The remains were buried in
Lakewood cemetery. The pail bearers were
members of the Hennepin County Medical So
ciety, of which DIR. Goodrich was member.
The school board held a meeting yesterday
afternoon. Superintendent Tousley presented
a report in reference to the purchase of
text books, and a motion was carried that if
satisfactory arrangements could not be made
with the book sellers, the books be purchased
direct from the publishers. superintendent
Tousley was authorized to confer with the
book sellers on the subject. The October re-
port of Superintendent Touslev was received.
e. 81. johnson was reelected clerk of the
board for the ensuing year. r. L. Britain.
superintendent of buildings, was authorized to
employ additional help.