Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.
odrich is still ON the gain.

Bethany will take plaoe at the Home at $50
this afternoon.
Baldwin Brown has come to the conclusion
that he is also elected to keep that horse the
rest of its days.
jay Rails Humpty Dumpty and speciality
combination at the academy of music tonight
and tomorrow evening.
Next Tuesday evening a meeting of the
Veteran association will be held in Good Tenn
plars' hall, Mendenhan block.
Herman Opel, another inmate of the county
Jail, was taken to Ramsey county yesterday.
He is awaiting trial as q murderer.
Around the World In Eighty Days. is tax
ing SO well at the Criterion that it will be con-
tinned the remainder of the week.
Rev. Geo. A. Hood, pastor of the Pilgrim
Presbyterian church, received a handsome do
nation from his flock Wednesday evening.
Wheat has taken another advance. No. l
Brought an even dollar on the street yesterday,
and the Millers' association paid &c for the
first grade.
The Greenbackers have already begun to or
ganize for the next campaign. Do give the
people q little rest. We've had enough cam
psigning to do for some time to come.
The Taylors Falls and Center City extension
of the Minneapolis i st. Louis road is almost
completed, and on Monday next it is expected
that there Will be two daily trains from Mime
apolis through to Taylors Falls.
Mrs. Al. G. Loring died yesterday at Z O'clock.
The intelligence of her death was received with
SORROW by the whole community. The funeral
will take place at the residence. 800 Sixth ave-
nue. south, at PIP. Il. tomorrow.
Last night the police run in q runaway lad,
about fifteen years of age, who left his home
in Wisconsin. His father was telegraphed and
Will doubtless be glad to learn that his son is
safe in the Minneapolis police station.
Those who wish to join the ungraded school
are requested TO meet in the easement of the
high school at 8 o'clock this morning. The
main object of the school is to teach foreigners
10 read and write the English language.
1t seems the epizootic has taken a new start
during the past few days. Yesterday the mills
on the east side shut down, owing to the storm
and prevalence of the disease among the hor.
SEES employed in hauling away the lumber. The
mills of the Minneapolis Mill company were
also stopped at $3.50. The street railroad COM
paBy have had little trouble as yet. and all the
cars are running as usual.
Notwithstanding the pleasant weatfer of the
past few days, the roof on the county ill is
still far from completed. 1t is impossible 10
imagine why the work has not been carried
for ward more rapidly. Sheriff Thompson YES
terdsy put on another temporary roof to pro-
tect the prisoners from the rain, The con.
tractors will have to hurry up faster than they
have yet, OF TIE lower part of the building will
be ole and need rebuilding before the top is
completed.
Some time ago Harry, son of G.. G. Curtis,
Esq, lost a velocipede from the premises and
had no idea of what became of it. Yesterday.
however, the velocipede was found in another
boy possession, and the police were notified
accordingly. The chap, whose name is Her
bert Walters. was arrested and put in the lock
up last night. He had sold the velocipede to
another small boy for twenty-five cents, and
the matter leaked out. That velocipede will
be spt to carry young Walters into some bad
place.
About 2 o'clock yesterday morning a man
wandered into D. Young's boarding house on
Second street in @ half intoxicated condition.
The discovery was made thai he had been
robbed. Both pockets in the vest as well as
the pants were cut open and $50 gone. His
name is Henry Anderson, and was on his WAY
from Marshal, Coma, to a place in Wisconsin.
He couldn't, or at least wouldn', tell where he
Alhu DCeus dnO IL WAS SappObcU Ne WAS IN DaQ
company somewhere and drank too much. His
watch was left in the upper vest pocket, and
when robbed he was probably lying on his left
side, SO that the thief could not get at the
pocket. He has written home for more money
and when 1t arrives he will strike out for his
destination.
Victory is sweet. but it does not necessarily
contemplate the destruction of the stars and
stripes. The Republican mob which paraded
the streets Wednesday night, committed an
act of shame for which there is no excuse.
One of the men who vas discharging the fire.
works deliberately directed the rockets toward
the flag bearing the names of Hancock, English
aud Sibley, and set on FIRE the emblem of the
Union. 1t was not an act of carelessness, as
Republicans themselves testify that the man
aimed at the flag several times before succeed
ing in lighting it. Only the lower part of the
banner was destroyed, but the great and over
flowing love of country, which every Republi-
can claims TO possess, was we'll illustrated in
this abominable performance.
The other evening a Swede merchant from
the country entered a saloon near the market
TO get a glass of beer. Finally a stranger
wanted to shake dice with the country mer-
chant for the drinks. After shaking long
enough for this purpose the country merchant
and the stranger began to shake for dollars.
In stranger got all the dollars the country
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policeman and wanted his money back. The
policeman told the country merchant that if
he bad been success III and got the other fell
lows money, he would have made no fuss
about it. Now, if he was beaten, he should not
complain. That's all, and this is the way that
the gambling law is being rigidly enforced Just
at this time.
A comparison of the wheat receipts of this
city with the other leading grain centers in the
country, demonstrates the importance of Min
neapOlis as a great grain market. Milwaukee
and Detroit are distanced by this city, and
there are only three places in the West where
the receipts last week exceeded the receipts
here. The trade is growing here faster than at
any other point, and the time is not far distant
when Minneapolis will rival Chicago and St.
Louis. Our great Touring mills drain an i'm
mense territory, and constitute an advantage
that no other market possesses. The great
territory to the norta and northwest Is develop
ing more rapidly than the country
tributary to any other centre, and Minneapolis
will reap the lions share of the harvest. The
receipts of the six great markets last week
were as follows: Milwaukee. 357, 600; Detroit,
100000: Minneapolis. 443. 600; st. Louis, 575,-
600; Toledo, 1852, 600; Chicago, SAC, 600.
FrfghJttL accident.
Between 8 and 8 o'clock yesterday forenoon