Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-31
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.

farmer brought in u load of grain with
yoke OF GUNS yesterday.
The Greenbaskers told some more stories
about the hard times last nj hit.
The Cuncordia society will give grand bsl
at Harmonai hall tomorrow evening.
1t takes juss 100 cars of wheat per day to
keep the mills of this city IN motion.
The repairs on All Saints church are COM
pleted, and services will be held IN the edifce
to-day.
New FIRE alsrm boxes nave been placed IN the
Washbnrn \ and mills. The former is num-
bered PSI and the latter 252.
The water main is being extended to the
new round house of the Minneapolis & ST.
Louis railroad on fourteenth street.
The remains Of Mrs Dorilus Morrison arrived
yesterday morning. A private funeral was
held over the remains IN the afternoon.
Mr.. E Il Steele. the great clothing man,
was taken suddenly i'll FRIDAY, but was some
better yesterday aud hopes to be out in day
or two.
Charles B. Ainsworth, charged with forging
the signature of d. L. Carter to check for
yesterday.
To accommodate the Increase OF business th g
N. & ST. l.. company Will soon build an addi-
ton to thsir freight depot on Fourth street 100
feet n length.
= Creedmore rife has been presented as
prize to the coming orphans fair. The prize
Will be competed Tor by Captains Ames' aud
Rea's companies.
II is reported the Prohibitionists have re-
eeived q dispatch from Neal Dew, stating that
be has nos come out III favor of Garfield.
neither does he intend 10.
A Republican said yesterday, and it would
be pleasure TO quote Ma name, that he would
vote for Baldwin BcoGn for county commits.
siOner, If he had 10 walk ten miles to get to
the polls.
new monthly paper, called The Northwest
er1 Real Estate and Insurance Journal, has
made its appearance 10 this city. q. T. Sharp
& 90. are the publishers. The nrsa numb2r is
good looking sheet.
The business of the Manitoba company is
still on the increase. Yesterday the hands at
the freight depot put locomotive headlight
IN the building so that they can work evenings
and keep mp with the rush OF freight.
Senator Window had fair audience at
Market hall last evening. glee clnb did
what they could to get up little enthusiasm.
The speech Was of the usual kind-abuse.
bloody shirt, fear of the Democratic partv
etc., etc.
The November meeting OF the department. Of
American history of the Minnesota Historical
society will be held az Manchester college to.
morrow IL 7:i5 P. NJ. Some interesting papers.
including legend of Lake Superior. by 81. l..
Gordon. will be presented.
Between eighty and ninety men arrived in
this city yesterday morning from Montana.
They have been at work for the government
on Fort Assinabione and other works in the
territory. The work has stopped for the sea-
son and the men have returned to their
homes
The Democrats turned out in full fore to at
tend the meeting in s.. Paul last night. Not
half torches enough could be got to supply the
crowd. They marched down Washington ave-
nue. to the Manitoba deSos with great enthu-
siasm, making the got air ring by cheer after
cheer for Hancock, English, Sibley and VIC
tory.
The total registration of the city foots up to
10,14i. The wards show the following totals:
First ward, LII; Second ward, SO4; Third
ward, /, 46S; Fourth watd 3 pa; Fifth ward.
1855; Sixth ward 1890 With the number of
voters who will be sworn in on election day.
the vote of the city will probably be very near
ly 10000.
A sad accident occurred in the O., NJ. & st.
P. yard yesterday morning. Frank Cooper. a
boy thirteen years of age, endeavored to Jump
on o switch engine To get ride up town, hut
missed his grasp and fell upon the track One
of his legs caught aud cut off by the
wheels Just below the knee. Frank is an in
dustrious active boy, in the employ OF the
Tribune, and on his way tn the office when
the accident occurred The limb Was ampu-
tated by DIR. Ames. the boy enduring the suf-
feTing with great fortitude.
a weil-dressed man appeared before his
honor yesterday morning, charged with leaving
his horse unhitched. He thought it a blasted
outrage that man couldn't leave his own
horse ieOse that 1t might away and
kill some one if ii took notion to. The Judge
said one dollar; respect between rich ana
poor, high aud low. The man flung a silver
dollar at the clerk with all vengeance, the
clerk barely escaping the missile, and left the
court room thoroughly disguised with the laws
of his country.
1t is timely discovery that policeman
male st 4 o'clock yesterday morning. He
found smoke Issuing from the Academy of
Music, and hasty examination of the build
ing revealed IA incipient blaze in the base
ment. door TO the stove used to heat the
irons for the tailOrs had been opened by a
stick of burning wood. and some Goals had
fallen out, lgAitiUg the frame surrounding the
brick underneath the steve. Hardly moment
could have elapsed before this vast establish
nent would have been all ahl~ze. and perhaps
beyond the control of the fire -nartnent
Railroad Col isfOn.