Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-13
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The mill company were raising the irame Q
the new gate house yesterday.
Thursday the county treasurer took in th
enormous sum of two dollars and thirty cents
The coroner's Jury on the Minnehaha coils
ion once more met last evening, and once NOR
adjourned.
NIB. HARDWOOD has opened an Office in Field
block, Nicollet avenue, where he can transac
his private business.
Charles NJ. Rassell, son of R. P. Russell
left for Casselton, D. T., last evening. to engag
in the lumber business.
Suppose when Postmaster Keith resigns ant
a new man takes his place, Ed Nash loses tn
stamp window, will he protest" then?
The water in the pipes at the Jail was frozel
Thursday night. The contractors will have +,
hurry mp or warm weather will be upon them
The Grown Roller mill suffered most from
anchor ice yesterday. Between and il
the morning the bank of ice broke away a por
ton of the rack, and the mill was idle unit
6P.
line, near Hamline university, was covered
with thick layer of straw to prevent tb,
ground freezing. The men will work in this
out all winter.
The fellow who drove of Harlow Gales
team Thursday evening said in the municipal
court yesterday that two other fellows hired
him to drive them over the river and bring
back the team. He was discharged.
B. Jackson was given thirty days by Judge
Cooley yesterday for into1ication. jackson
has usurped the attention of the court about
every other day of late, and the judge pro-
posed to see if the fellow can be kept sober tor
one whole month.
Ben Gulick, a brakeman of the Minneapolis
d St. Louis road, met with terrible accident
at New Richmond, Wis. Thursday. While
coupling cars his left thigh was caught and the
pelvic bone crushed from its place. He WAS
brought to the Cottage hospital and attended
by DR.. Ames.
The crowd of men who have been at work on
the short line of the Manitoba company were
transferred some days ago to the Osseo branch
in order to get that part of the line completed
as soon as possible. 1t is Intended to have the
road bed between this city and Osseo all ready
for the iron by the Goth at the latest.
Yesterday forenoon was ragged edge period
for the millers. About 4 o'clock in the morn
ing anchor" ice gathered against the racks IN
such large quantities that it was necessary to
shut down the gates and stop the mills. The
most of the ice disappeared during the fore
forenoon, but some of the mills were not run
ming ut P. n.
The survey and location of the canal to be
built on the East side by the st. Paul, Mime
apolis & Manitoba company is completes; but
whether to construct it above, through, or be-
low the sandstone ledge is a question not yet
decided. The engineers are figuring upon the
cost of the various plans. Work upon the pro-
ject will be commenced in few weeks.
The Rev. DR.. Cheney, presiding bishop of the
Reformed Episcopal church, will pass next
Sunday in this city. In the morning he will
preach at Plymouth church. In the afternoon
there will be confirmation service at Christ
church. of which the Rev. E. D. Neill is rector.
and at night he will preach again at Plymouth.
The services at Plymouth church will conform
to the order of the Book Of Common Prayer.
Why did N. B. Hsrwood Co. fail? Ger
tainly not because there was no trade and
no room for the business. It is said that the
firm had q great pile of old goods that oorld
not be got rid of for what they cost, and that
this load was what bore down the rest of the
business. Such establishment could hard
ly fail 10 pay without some great drawback
somewhere. All in all, it looks rather mixed
to the GLOBE man of the Minneapolis depart
ment, and it may be able to give the public an
interesting chapter on the subject in dag CT