Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-30
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS

mild form of typhoid fever is quite rresa-
lent in the city.
Messrs. McNair aud Aurlburt meet the
creditors of N. B. Harwood & Co. in New York
to-day.
At the Y. n. @. A. rooms this evening the
the Black Valley Railroad.
a, W. BAbbidge, nephew of Mr.. John Dud-
ley, who has been confined with typhoid fever
tor several weeks. Is better.
meeting of those interested in the organi-
ration of the K. of p. drill corps, will meet
this evening in the &. P. hall.
I. W. Chaplin, collector for the Northwest
ern Fuel company. has accepted position with
Psymaster Scott, of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul railroad.
tramp walked eff with buffalo coat from
Rothsohilu's clothing store yesterday afternoon,
and subsequently walked into the police sta
ton. Judge Cooley will see about it to-day.
This is bright season for the farmers. They
get big price for everything from wheat and
hard wood down to hens eggs land the prosper
ltY or the farming community is felt in every
branch of business.
Owing TO some trouble in the family South
Minneapolis woman tried to kill herself Sun.
day evening by taking poison, but was picked
up on the Sidewalk IN an insensible condition,
and ct last reports was on her feet AGAIN.
Frank Stoker. president of the Coopsrs'
union society. vas smiling yesterday. The
child may never know how to make barrel,
but it Is possible that with her dainty hands
she may know how to use the contents thereof.
An excursion from the new Wisconsin &
Minnesota railroad is expected in the city to-
morrow. Some of the officers of the road.
General Manager Finney of The Wisconsin Cen
trail, and large company from along the line
OF the road, Will mske up the company.
George G. Moore. of the firm OF Moore Bros,
the ess. side grocers, met with peculiar
affection Saturday. While STOPPING at the
counter his back gave away, since which he has
been scarcely able TO move a limb or help him.
self IN the least manner.
Owing to the great number of bids received
for the new Plymouth avenue bridge, City En-.
gineer Rinker has been as yet unable to figure
out which offer Is the most advantageous. The
matter will sIherefOre not come up at the
meeting OF the council tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. Orville Grove has accepted position in
IL
z. road. DIR. Grove has been connected with
the International & Great Western railway Of
Texas, but believes Minnesota to be .ao.e
inviting field than the boundless plains OF the
State he leaves behind.
For Monday the municipal court Yesterday
was decidedly dull. James Flanagan was
the only drunk, and his case was continued,
John Brennan was charged with the larceny Of
saddle of vens:oa from Il. K. Eisoa, plead
not guilty, waived a jury trial, and was dis
charged by Judge Cooley.
The Inauguration of the short line yesterday
was in every respect a success. The trains
were all very nearly On tine, aud were well
patronlzec. Quite number went down and
back simply because it was the opening of a
road that Is destined TO be of greas importau ce
In the future. One of the trains is hauled by
mammoth engine just received from Millwau.
kee. The machine Is called double header
that Il, 1t has COW catcher at each end and
can be operated one way just as well as the
other.
Bishop Foss, who received his appointment
at the rscent methodl.t conference in Cincin-
natl, aud was assigned to duties in the North
west Is expected to arrive in this city WITH his
family this afternoon. For a few DAYS the
family will be the guests of T. &. Ha-ii.oss,
aud viii then occupy the former residence vi
Col. l., Ptummer. on Second avenue south. be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets 90 Fri.
day evening reception will be rendered the
bishop and his wife at the Nicollet house, to
which the. MethOdists cordially invited. Rev.
L: NJ. Gossard, presiding elder OF the district.
VIII act as chairman of the meeting, and Rev.
u. Z. John. of Hamline university will liy-
er 40 address of welcome.