Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Col. Robert S. Innes has returned from
his Eastern trip.
William Lochren has returned from Wash
ington and his Southern tour.
The case of Frank Scott against DR.. Hance
for MALPRACTICE, is to be carried to the su-
preme court.
Prof. Walter c. Lyman gives the first of
his series of Shakesperian readings at the
High school this evening.
general thaw set in after the snow
storm of yesterday morning and the streets
were soon in q frightful condition.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul rail-
road surveying party are to leave this morn
ing to continue the route to Excelsior.
S. X. Hunt has been challenged by Jennie
E. Garland to RIM foot race at Association
Hall, and some fun may be expected soon.
The Reform club is to hold temperance
mass meeting at Harrison Hall this after
noon at half past o'clock. All are invited.
A crowd of men and boys we're in attend
ance at the district court to hear the testl-
mony in the trial of the keepers of houses of
prostitution.
The big II at the Academy and the
Bankers Daughter at the Metropolitan to-
night. You pays your money and takes
your choice.
The Bicycle club held meet at the Mic
ollet house last evening to talk up the pros
poets for the sport to be enjoyed as soon as
the roads are III proper condition.
Messrs. Dawson & Hall, book and job
printers, have moved their establishment to
Printing House Row." on Second street
between Nicollet and First Avenue South.
There is a decided scarcity of houses and
rooms for rent, and Segelbaum Bros. are
rebuilding the two upper stories of their
block so as to furnish large lumber of
good rooms.
County Treasurer Slocum has appointed
@. L. Peck and ]. w. Wiggin as deputies to
assist in collecting delinquent personal tax.
Not less than seven hundred dellnquents are
on the books.
Hopkins station several days ago, while
temporarily insane, was found by the police
yesterday afternoon. She will probably be
sent to st. Peter.
The frame building formerly located in
the rear of Jake Barges saloon has started
for its destination near the Samner school
building. A brick block takes the place of
the former site Of this building.
Scrap Iron Bill had twenty express wagons
loaded with Old iron in a procession yester-
day. As they traversei the principal streets
leading from the railroad to WenZel's foun-
dry, headed by brass band, it was better
than Fourth of July to the street gamins.
This evening the dramatic section of So
ciety Norden goes to st. Paul to give per-
iormance at Pfeifer's Hall. in response to an
invitation. The programme consists OF "A
Lodging House for Travellers" "Three
Policemen in Love-" and "a Night in Falk
enberg."
woman came to police headquarters
yesterday and caused the arrest of her
daughter, whom she said was leading fast
life in the city. On investigation it tram
spired that the girl WAS earning an honest
living in a respectable family. The mother
has probably learned thing or two while
looking after her daughter that may stand
her in good stead at some future time.
While workmen were cutting a window
through the rear wall of Howells shoe store,
a clerk named Shaifer went out the back
way lust in time to meet the narrowest escape
from, instant death that he ever experienced.
A huge rock came crashing down and mashed
his stiff hat, inflicting severe wound on the
forehead Had he taken another step the
rock would have struck square on his head
and instant death must have ensued,