Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.

The Dakota mill will be started up this
morning.
The mill company have begun work on the
new gate house.
IT is apparent from the returns that the
people didn't want change.
The monthly meeting of the Minneapolis
Rife club WAS held last evening.
meeting was held by the w. @. T. U. last
evening to devise means for learning boys to
do useful work.
Baldwin Brown, the Democratic candidate
for county commissioner in the 18th district,
was elected by DAT majority.
= The basement of the old Morrison mill is to
be converted by the mill company into a ma
chine shop for general repairing.
Farmers came to town yesterday to hear the
election news, and brought along a load of
wheat. The receipts reached total of 5000
bushels.
Messrs. Atkinson & Petler. contractors on the
81. & d. cut off, began work near Lake CAL
houn yesterday, with one hundred men and
fifty dump carts.
Eighty-six votes were cast in the first ward
of the old city OF st. Anthony for county
commissioner, seventY-two of which were in
favor of Baldwin Brown.
Ed. Nash has serious reasons to regret hav-
ing resigned his position at the stamp window
of the postuffice. ChagrIn is, indeed, q mid
term.-Daily Eoeaing Herald.
Albertnis. the 4-year-old daughter of Mr. O.
A. Smith, VINO was peppered in the face with
a shotgun by her brother Saturday, is reported
by the physician to be doing nicely.
The weather could Tot be better for hunting
and good many Democrats yesterday felt as
though they would like to get out on some Wild
and lonely prairie and enjoy the sport.
The funeral of Mr.. o. s. Griggs, who died
Monday morning at his late residence, on
Eighth street south, will be held at the Seventh
street Nj. E. church, at this afternoon.
A class in mechanical training for the bene-
fit of mechanics and artisans, will be formed
in the university, on Nov. Is. Prof Pike will
have charge of tne class, and the instruction
will be free.
The monthly meeting of the Minnesota Acad-
envy of Sciences was held Tuesday evening.
Valuable specimens from the Yellowstone were
received from Col Clough. civil engineer on
the Northern Pacific.
DR.. 4. A. Ames has taken partner His
brother, DR.. @. D. Ames, who has practiced in
Wright comfy for twelve years past, has re-
moved to this city, and the two brothers have
began business together.
Joseph Bueror (his name was reported in the
GLOBE SIS Beaumont) who swallowed two twen-
~ dollar green backs last Monday had g pre-
iminsry examination yesterday. Judge COOLEY
placed him under 1870, which was more than
be could swallow, ana he went to Jail where
different bill" of fare will be enjoyed.
As the procession was moving along the
street last night, the fireworks in one of the
wagons took fire, and for few moments the
air was filed wleh rockets, shooting in all
directions. The inmates piled out In hurry
and the horses ran away. They were caught
after going several blocks without doing any
damage.
Dick Huntington displayed banner over
his entrance last night, on which were the fol-
lowing words: ''We lost Hancock but we got
Mace. Our hearts are not sad. Three cheers
for Garfield" When the procession passed,
the drum corps entered, marched around the
loom, took glass of beer, and departed on
taeir Way rejoicing.
Ole Paulson, the man who was up before
Judge Cooley Monday, on a charge of intoxi-
cation, and exhibited abundle of temperance
pJ60ReS IS a means OF defense, was OrOugQJ In
q similar charge again yesterday. This
time the temperance professions, by which
Psulson got IF on the day previous, p:o-ed
the worse for hun, and the judge gave him
thirty days at the county Jail, wnich will be
more effective than dozen temperance pledges
IN keeping Oleson straight.
The Republicans had jolly time last
night, such of them as were able to be out
after the pow-wow of the night previous. Be
tween and o'clock Washing on avenue, in
front of the Nicollet house, was packed with
people, and procession of music and small
boys and big banners formed, which
marched through the streets. Fireworks were
shot IF and tar barrels burned. A number of
business places and private residences
were illuminated. The procession gained
force and momentum IL
advanced, and the march down Nicollet avenue
was made through blazing arch of FIRE works.