Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

J. W. Pence has returned from his visit to
Dakota.
The snow banks up north arc swelling the
river every hour.
W. W. McNair returned yesterday from his
business trip to Chaska.
The Hon. Eugene NJ. Wilson will address q
politicsl meeting in Wabashaw tomorrow.
The wood men are unable TO get teams
enough to haul away the wood from the mills.
@. D. Hess new opera troupe have been Sc
cured for Minneapolis season some time dur
Ing the winter.
can torch bearers went to st. Paul last evening
to hurrsh for Garfield.
The Greenbackers will make another effort
to stir up the atmosphere in Workingman's
hall tomorrow evening.
Yesterday car at the ST. Louis freight depot
was run off the end Of the track, through the
sidewalk, and out into the street.
The laying of that double street car track
across Ncellet Island, and up Central avenue
on the east side, ia at last finished.
John Powers. who waa so terribly injured in
the Manitoba yard. Wednesday, had been In
the employ of the company but two or three
days.
The Characterization club will meet at
Armory hall this evening to institute another
of their popular series Of winter entertain
ments.
It is reported that owing 10 the storm itlwill
be fully ten days before wheat will flow into
the market with regularity. and az plentifully
as before.
The Humboldt mill was started yesterday af-
ternoon. the mill company having abandoned
the idea of building stone arch in the canal
leading to this mill.
F. A. Husber, Of La Crosse, is to address the
Scandinavian Garfield and Arthur CLUB at
their meeting tonight. He will speak in the
Scandinavian tongue.
The Manitoba company have taken a much
needed step by placing flagman at the Third
street crossing, one Of the most dangerous
crossings In the city.
The fuel companies find it utterly impossi-
bic to fill their orders for wood-owing in part
to the bad conditions of the streets, and parti-
ally to the unusual demand.
It ia announced that the Pillsbury elevator
will be fully completed and ready for business
in month or six weeks. The capacity of the
structure is to be LOO, 900 Bushels.
The equalization of valuations by tho State
board shows that the total value of real prop
erty in Hennepin county is $50. 2S9, 567; over
%, 900, 900 ahead of any other county in the
state.
1t seems the sheriff is butcher by trade.
and there are q great many people who believe
he has carried his business too far. Will the
ghost of Munger speak out his belief in the
matter!
While most men just now are absorbed in the
pursuit Ct business. Washburn has gang of
men at work going through all parts of the
city and county, to see who are going to vote
for him at the coming election.
Bernard Bigsbey, NJ. A., graduate of Ok
ford, and an elegant speaker as we'll, has been
engaged to address the regular meeting of
teachers of the public schools tomorrow. His
subject will be 1.-The Wonders of Word
Growth"
The family of Rev. j. B. Berry, the new pas
tor of Washington avenue NJ. e. church, havo
arrived, and a reception will be rendered them
by the members and friends of the church ct
their new residence, 1914 Sixth avenue north,
. this evening.
Yesterday while horse attached to a wood
cart was being driven along the bank of the
river on the East side, the bank oaved away,
and the whole rig went down with the slide.
The horse and driver. however, got out of the
difficulty all right.
Real estate firms report more sales In outer
lots than ever before at this season of the year
Most purchasers are buying with the aim of
building permanent houses. Many will COM
mence construction at once while others will
wait until spring.
Charles Howard, who was arrested Wednes-
day evening, for passing forged check, was
up before his honor, Judge Cooley, yesterday
morning. Howard waived examination and
was bound over In the sum Of $500, and in de-
fault was sent to Jail.
Pat. Ryan completed the work Wednesday
| of removing the stone and dirt from the base
ment of the Jail. Will A. A. Pond, who oon-
] tracled to put in the furnaces, now proceed
with his part of the work. The chimneys are
| built and there is no reason for delay.
Jake Miller is one of the boys who cater to a
| depraved taste for tanglefoot. Wednesday
night he got billing drunk, and was slowed in
| the tower to brace up. He was before hizzon-
| er yesterday, who gave him three days in the
| bastile.
| Miss Judson will commence her course of
Shakespearian lectures at her room, al Nicollet
| avenue, tomorrow evening. At this occasion
she will give q thorough review Of dramatic
| literature antecedent to Shakespeare's time.
The lecture will be illustrated by blackboard
diagrams.
| A lusty fellow named William johnson was
| up yesterday for budging up on the old stuff
and addressing strange ladies on jackson street.
The impudent scamp was put under arrest, and
| had the cheek to call for hack. He was
yanked up by Officer q rkelbsch and q citizen,
and he was awarded fine of SS or ten days in
| the cooler.
| The case Of the city against Hattie Mcbride
| charged with keeping house of illfame. was
| called for hearing in the municipal SQUIRT yes
terday morning. Mr.. Whaley, counsel for de-
| fendant, had the case dismissed on account Of
| an inform Atty in the complaint. A new war
rant was made out and the hearing was con-
| tinued until to-day.
| A matronly looking German woman named
Mrs. Trolick was before Judge O Brien yaster-
| day, charged with resisting Pound Master
| Shields. The latter attempted to drive several
! stray COWS to the pound, and was prevented
/ by the interference Of defendant and her fe-
/ IL he uQa auded and