Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-29
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.


For three nights it will be ''All the RAGE;
The roof is going up on the new gas house.
Around the Void in Eighty Days" is still
in vogue at the Criterion.
Around the World in Eighty Days" is draw
ing big houses at the Criterion.
VIM. d. Eaton, the eminent comedian, reg
lstered at the Nicollet house Yesterday.
Miss Nellie Haseltine, one of St. Louis' most
charming bellies, is at the Nicollet house.
Will the Democracy of Minneapolis to- NOR.
row evening return the compliment of st.
Paul?
The young men's Garfield and Arthur club
met last night and sang some sour apple
songs.
Inc Republicans will try to get up a little
SIDE show at Turner hail, on the East Side. this
evening.
The remains of Mrs. Morrison are expected to
arrive tomorrow, and the funeral will be held
Sunday.
With the exception of SATURDAY. evenings
no trains will be run on the LyndaIe road az.
ter 9P.M.
Animated by their recent victory over Chica-
90 and Milwaukee. the shooting team are prac.
ticing with new ZEAL
Chinese lanterns are not quite strong enough
for campaign use. At least not for enthusias.
tic Minneapolis voters.
Where was that multitude of colored troops
that were coming from st. Paul last night.
Did anyone SEQ them?
Let the enthusiasm of Wednesday night CON-
tlnue until the evening of November 2. 1t
will take care of itself then.
The members of the Y. III. G. A. didn't
know what weak creatures they were until
they tried that pulling machine
| The remains of George !. Granville, the fire.
man fatally injured in the collision at St. Paul
Junction on Wednesday, were sent to his homo
| IN Massachusetts last night.
1t is practical economy to hire a bridoe
policeman and have him employed from morn.
ing to night IN singing Republican campaign
literature Into the passing teams.
At one of the O., II. d St. P. crossings We'd
nesday evening, team was run into, and the
horse killed and buggy smashed. The animal
was lying dead IN the harness by the highway
yesterday morning.
Joseph d. Clark, of the firm OF Clark &c
Linton, was called suddenly away by telegram
from his wife Tuesday evening, st ,ting that
| their little son had been severely injured at
Norwich, Connecticut.
All the Rage" was presented before q de-
lighted audience at the academy of music last
night. This immensely popular and funny
| play Will be continued to-nIs nt and Tomorrow
| night with a Saturday matinee.
new plan has been adopted in reference to
the propelling power of the new Washburn
elevator. The Victor wheel, which it was in
| tended should be attached to the Holly pumo
aad only used In case of fire, Is TO be utilized
tor Inc work IN the elevator. The shafling
| Will extend through the MILL and the work,
which is now in progress, will be com pleted as
soon as possible.
A new filtering tank fifty feet in length Is
being built at the paper mill. 1t is something
! IN the nature of an experiment, the purpose
being to purity the water by filtration through
bank or gravel, as well as through the filter
Ing net. by this means i. is hoped that the
muddy water of the fall and spring can be
thoroughly cleansed, and the quality of the
PAPER correspondlngly improved.
The half-mile race between Wakefield and
Atbelstane came off at the fair grounds yester-
day afternoon. The race was won by Wake-
led. lime, 81, 5i1S, 50. About 700 people
| "leGSnocu Iu6 contest. SAID SZ,UUO
| changed hands over the result. Previous to
| the race the driver of Wakefield lost control of
his nag, the beast running several times
| around the track with the speed of the wind
before being subjected Another race is talked
OF soon.
The scandinavian Hancock and English
club will hold the last grand rally OF the CAM
paign this evening. Extensive preparations
nave Deen made, and the meeting will aoubt-
less be the largest and iveliess they have held.
| Among the speakers are air. b. A. Froiseth OF
st. Paul, who will address the meeting Ia the
native language; DR.. A. a. Ames, Col. Glenn,
and several others. The ScandinaVisns are
doing valuable services for the ticket, and
| their help next Tuesday will be of no secondary
| Importance.
The Republicans are in the habit of finding
good deal of fault with the board of county
commissioners. If the board has degenerated
| so far "a 10 lose the respect of the people, way
| not take steps to elect men, as occasion arises,
| who are known to have the confidence OF the
public! One good long step would be taken
| IN this direction by the election of Baldwin
Brown. There are many Republicans who are
openly supporting him, and if those who are
bling most about the board give him their
| support, it will remove the last DOUBT to his
success.
At the rate wheat ia flowing into this market
at present, 1t will not be long before the entire
storage capacity will be occupied. The Pacific
| elevator is receiving from eight to fifteen cars
| day, and will be full from top to bottom in
about ten days. The big Minneapolis. which
has a capacity of $50, 900 bushels, will stand
| the pressure for three four weeks yet. 1t is
| now taking from forty to sixty cars per day.
| Dealers are rushing in the grain from up
| country while storage can be obtained. Mean.
| while the millers are looking on with satisfac-
ton, and working away at the pile with might
| and main.
| Nothing has yet been seen or heard of the
man who hitched his horse ct the Union Iron
works on the East Side last Friday, and left
piece OF machinery to be repaired. This is
| certainly very mysterious affair. His horse,
which is black animal aud has star in the
face is still at Browns livery stable. The
| wagon is an old One and the box is painted
| blue. 1t Is supposed the man has tbreshing
| machine, as he left portion of an engine to
| be fixed. The police have found no trace of
him anywhere in the CITY, and the case has
| been banded over to Detective Hoy. There is
| not the slightest knowledge of the mans name,
his residence, or TO where he went after leaving
| The shop. 1t is strange that some of the mans
friends or neighbors have not followed up the
| affair and called for the horse, but the great
| question il. what hecarle of he