Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.

The Fort Smelling bridge will probably be
tested to-day.
About fifty car loads of wheat is stored in
The new elevator daily.
The western bound trains went ont be-
hind snow plows yesterday morning.
DR.. Burner delivers free lecture at the
Academy of Music on Sunday evening.
The real estate transfers i'll Minneapolis
during the past week aggregate S9l, l55
The Young Mems Bar association are
looking for suitable rooms in which to To-
cate.
w. E. Chamberlain's confectionery store
has been closed ND. Jessie Williams will
dispose of the stock to satisfy creditors.
The Street hallway company and the
LynSdale Railway company brought out
their big snow plows, yesterday morning.
The ladies are making preparations to at
tend Mrs. DIR. Burners private lecture at the
Academy of Music on Monday afternoon.
The Reform club held their regular meet
ing il HARRISON Hall last evening. The at
tendance was fair despite disagreeable
weather.
The inclement weather yesterday had
damaging effect on the business in the mar
kets yesterday. But few farmers ventured
to town.
The Metropolitan theater company left
for St. Paul early yesterday morning, and
presented "The Bankers Daughter al the
Opera house last night.
Seats are now on sale for Hrs. Liver
rnore's lectures next week, and may be re-
served without extra charge at KlaSes, under
the Academy Of Music.
At fight at Lake Minnetonka, the other
day, jim Wiley was badly banged up. The
courts in Minneapolis will probably hear of
the case in a day or two
The council committee on roads and
bridges held q meeting, yesterday afternoon,
tohear the propositions of the newly organiz-
ed company that proposes to heat the city
by steam.
On Sunday evening meeting Of Irishmen
Will be held at the school building adjoining
the church of the Immaculate Conception,
for the purpose of forming permanent or
paniZation for the relief OF sufferers in Ire
land.
The next lecture in the Reform Club
course will be delivered by DR.. Van Anda,
pastor of the Centenary III. E. church. The
subject is THE Bible and Literature" and
will occur on the evening of February 10th,
in Harrison hall.
The department OF American History of
the Minnesota Historical society will hold
their monthly meeting on Monday evening,
in the library of Rev. Il. d. Neile at Macal
ester college. Among the interesting fea-
lures a paper on the ancient quartz
workers of Morrison county will be read.
1t will be remembered that a short time
since johnnie Notice, lad who ought to
have known better, gave his mother pound |
ing with q club, and was arraigned before |
the municipal court for assault and battery. |
Now, as sort of q revenge, or something |
else, he turns about and swears out q war
rant for the arrest OF his "big" sister for |
stealing from his wood pile.
The committee appointed by President |
Chute, Of the board of trade, to attend the
funeral of the late Horace Thompson, at ST. |
Paul en- Sunday, are as follows: Dorilus |
Morrison, q. 4. Bracket j. G. Whitney,
Geo. III. Keith. S. 6. Gale, l.. Fletcher o. A. |
Pray, n. Is. Harwood, Anthony Kelly, w. |
w. McNair, Geo. a. Piilsbury, L. A. Harri
son, A. G. Rand, G. 7. Hatch and G. H.
Prior.
A horse owned by Joachim Lang, the
Riverside avenue grocer, got up an i'm
prorsptu runaway yesterday that discounts
anything of the kind witnessed in Mime |
apolis for some time. The animal started |
near Eighth avenue south and came tearing |
up Washington avenue at terrible rate of
speed. At Fourth avenue south the animal
took to the sidewalk and scattered men, wo-
men and children right and left. In front
of Vests saloon young lady named Jennie |
Mahoney, residing on Fourth avenue south,
was knocked down and badly bruised. Be
sides the bumps and bruises of small note,
she received scalp wound four inches in
length, and the shock to her nervous system
was anything but pleasant. Two men were
badly shaken up and another had the wind
knocked out of him, SO that at first it was
thought he was killed. He finally recovered
and was able to go home. The animal was
captured near the st. James hotel.