Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-19
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBRLEus.
NJ w Gleun was in knoka yesterdms.

orders.
DR.. Van Hummen viii spend 1he holidays
in New York.
Public examinations al the Bennett seminary
arc in progress.
Col. Pat DOMAIN has severed bis connection
with the Evening Journal.
u. Is. Eustis, of Moorhead, brotner 81 the
seeritI-elect, is in the city
Auditor Mcdonald has returned from his
trip in the interest Of the A. o. U, D.
The new Pillsbury elevator is receiving the
engine, and viii be in working order next
week.
{. r Lewis, travelling auditor on The Caica-
90, Milwaukee SSt Paul road, arrived il the
city yesterday.
The case OF William Y Johes, charged with
larceny by I. ". Curtis, was continued yester
Gay until the 2lst.
Mr. I. D. Underwood, assistant superintep-
cent Of the C., Nd. X st. P. railroad, left last
evening for Milwaukee.
This years. ice harvest IS reported by the
dealers to be clear and Of better quality than
any crop secured for several years.
The new Norwegian Baptist church, situat-
ed At the corner OF Fourth street and Eleventh
avenue south, wIl be dedicated al ) O'Clock
today.
It is reported that Washburn, Crosby u Co.
think Of buik!ng another Touring miu on
their lot between the Arctic min and the city
water works.
The integio. OF the "Pillsbury'' mnl is to be
torn out and fixed over into a roller mill. This
: The last OF the four mills OF Pnlsbury & Co.
20 Se remoGelel.
Sheriff Thompson viii not officially live to
witness the completion OF The county jail, and
history will probably accord the distinguished
event 10 the enoeh of Sheriff EIIstis' admin
istrGtion.
a freight tain MS partly thrown irom the
track AZ Gear Lake, on the ST. Louis road,
kriday uight, ~ i broken rail, and The
morn ug mail Nas two hours behind il con
sequence.
an addition, fourteen by twonIy-six ices and
two stories high, is to be built or the east side
Of the new Oiesoa block, Washington avenue,
10 be used BY Gum, Cross d Co, mill furnish
ers, IS "a Otice and Graughting rooR-
The bas.s.1dy case OF Julia Sander VS.. Wed
Ington Teford, terminated yesterday ia the
discharge Of the defendant, he producing an
Abundance ofeYidcacG that he vas not "a iis
city a. the time alleged in the complaint,
Herman Cirkle. was committed 10 The coun-
~ jail yesterday for sixty days, for stealing
suit OF clothes. The case OF Daniel Simpson,
Charged with The larceny Of . pair Of pants
from VIZ. / Kelly, was continued to the
21st
The s.gtGmsut Of the Tribune that the fee on
the river is "nearly thirty inches thick" VIII
create afayorable impression on is Eastern
readers, especially those who contemplate e1a-
migrating TO Greenland or some other equally
favorable locality.
Some people always want their groceries &C.
livered before anybody else. The East Side aas
such % mar. lie purchased bar Of soap and
& mOp-stick at the grocery the other Gay, and,
as usual, told the clerk TO send them right
up, - Tie family wanted them for suppeC."
P. >. Oberst, who started up a little maaa-
factory Of his own in the city market after the
sarwood IN hre, IS nOw in Chicago, and con-
tamTlates ealarging his business eight OF ten
fOli. The numerous sewing girls throws out
Of aTaplCyment, as well as everybody else, hope
he WI! be successful IN the project.
Andrew Lindguiet, an expressman, driving
dow Washington avenue yesterday, used his
WHIP 100 tresly 20 fut little speed into his
nags, and succeeded in spite of all l.inguist
could do. They -an down the avenue and over
2 small load OF hay, breaking things up some.
hui kept on Until Fifth street north Ess
reached, where they we're stopped.
4 nan named Robert Shay was put ia ths
Lookup Friday night, who IS evidently some
what demeuted IN the municipal court room
Yesterday re tried TO have his own way gener-
gl nd un bttlp qi-a1Ic ont of 10 f1cI,eI
order OF things. Before lie court opened he
started 10 leave the room on his own hook,
and when Chief Munger motioned 10 him TO
se seated, he few at the chief and kicked him
with al his might, ana threatened to whale
him cut os his boots. The chief look it good
naturedly.
The commissioners appointed 10 appraise
TIC damages in tie extension of the Eastern.
across the river, are having much trouble with
Two or three property holders over what might
he termed sclSShacss- Before the new Pills
bury a NH was bailt, they would have been
glad to give away q portion Of the land If the
-<ection OF the mill depended on an extension
of the read. Nov the mill is built, they know
II must have railroad connections, they &C.
LeYe there IS lain.cUs in their property.
Fed. Ionay, 4 nan about 30 years OF age,
was struck by freight No. So, mile and q
half beyond South Minneapolis, at $50 yester-
day afternoon, fIo Was setting on the track
WITH his feel between tao rails in an intoxicated
coalition, and paid no attention TO the ap-
pro2cb OF tic trim. His left leg was cut of
below TIE Knee, and there were other bruises
on his body and mead Dr.. Ames ampatated
tbe limb last evening. Lemay lives four miles
southwest Of Mendoza, and has o family OF
Ten children.
Z win be remembered that on the 37th day
CT June last, horse was stolen from Mr.. p
n. Hanson, of th;s city. A reward OF $500
war subsequently, offered by the State for the
arrest and conviction of the thief. During the
present session Of the district court Oscar
lender was tried for the larceny of the animal
aaa sent 20 The State prison at saltwater. On
the same dag that the rewa.d was offered Len
der TIED 10 sell the horse to n. s. Sherman,
cigar manufacturer, No. 103 First street north.
Sherman reported the circumstance, and yester-
day received The reward of 500 for lenders
arrest AID conviction.
EGilroGd Collision.
a collision between the incoming Manitoba
t,sss0nper trAin and the switch engine ocnu-