Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-23
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.


The board of education meets this afternoon
No wheat was received at the Manitoba de-
pot either Saturday or Monday.
The cold weather has caused suspension OF
| work on the new Holden street elevator.
William Spencer, of No. los Fifth street, was
yesterday trying to hunt up brown mare that
he had lost.
Messrs. Leighton l. Martin have the frame
up for their new saw mill above the Plymouth
| avenue bridge.
The blockade on the Hastings & Dakota road
| has finally been cleared away, and trains are
| running as usual.
Last evening large number of the repre-.
| sentatives of Eastern creditors in the Harwood
| matter left for their homes.
Early Hour club will give select party to
morrow evening at Mrs. Malcolm's hall. The
club consists of young ladies and gentlemen of
high standing in frst-class society.
The Hiawatha lodge made a pleasant change
in their ordinary exercises by substitutipp
therefor a musicale in which the artistic
members, VIM. A. Gnlick and J. W. Adams
| were prominent in arranging the programme
The funeral ceremonies over the remains OF
DR.. Goodrich will be held at 10 o'clock to-nnor.
row morning, at the residence of Thomas
Lowry. Rev. Mr. McGregor, DR.. Goodrich
former pastor at Oxford, Ohio, will conduct
the services.
MIR. P. j. Oberst, until the failure of Har.
wood & Co., manager of the manufacturing de-
partment, will open factory of his own in the
ante-roOm of market hall. He expects to en-
ploy thirty operatives, and will manufacture
ulsters and knit goods.
Mr. ID. Il. Williams, having been appointed
train master of the Hastings & Dakota and
Iowa and Minnesota divisions, Mr.. E. W.Batch.
elder will assume the position of train dis
patcher OF the river division, and Mr., E. Fl.
Graves, train dispatcher of the Hastings & Da.
kota division.
party of several intimate friends of Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. Deliver assembled at the
| residence of E. 81. Steele Tuesday, and from
there proceeded to their house on Twenty-fiftb
street and Third avenue south, prepared with
refreshments and tin gifts to celebrate their
tin wedding.
The Eastern folks who have been at the Mic.
| ollet house and interested in the financial sf-
fairs of HARDWOOD & Co., were somewhat disap.
pointed IN the adjournment of the meeting
yesterday, without something definite being
| accomplished; but left with the feeling that
matters were not near SO bad as they feared at
the beginning.
fair for the benefit of the Catholic orphan
| asylum was opened in Market hall last night
The various Catholic parishes of the city have
| united m this worthy object and under thei,
combined efforts the fair cannot fail to be q
success. 1t will continue during the week and
| there will be music and all those appurtenances
which go to make fair a financial success.
There was a hair-breadth escape from g
frightful death at the Washington avenue
crossing of the Manitoba road yesterday morn
ing. Swede was scraping off the crossing,
and somehow failed to observe an approaching
! switch engine. He was struck by the foot
board and thrown down, but managed to
catch the board, and was dragged under the
engine until it was stopped. Had he missed
his hold the fire box would certainly have cut
him into pieces.