Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-01
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.


The last story is going up on the Pillsbury A
mill.
The final oiling will be done this evening to
keep the machinery going smoothly to-mor-
row.
The board of trade will hold its monthly
meeting in the City hail this forenoon, COM
mencing at o'clock.
Beal, the photographer, exhibits large and
we'll executed photograph of Mary Belmont,
alias Leon A. Belmont.
The county commissioners meet this morn
ing. There will doubtless be some more talk
about the Wayzata road.
The judges of election will have their hands
full tomorrow to receive the largely increased
vote which the city la certain to cast.
Tue exterior of the nice new school house on
Seventeenth avenue northeast is com pleted and
the interior will be finished In the course of
two weeks.
The Greenbackers seem determined to make
up in the number of meetings what they lack
| otherwise. They have another meeting in
Worklngmen's hall this evening.
G.. ". Eaton, chief of the Cedar Rapids fire
| department, and Chief Strong. of St. Paul,
were entertained by Chief Brackett, Saturday.
in looking over the department of this city.
The temperance people were on the alert
| yesterday. Jim Kane's saloon, near the market,
| and John Furness', on Washington avenue,
were found open. Judge Cooley will see about
| 1t this morning.
| The coroners jury are making a theron III
| investigation of the railroad collision at st.
Paul junction. David N. Bryant, the station
| agent at the junction, was examined Saturday
evening. The jury meet again to-day at /
| o'clock.
| 1t is reported that Mary Belmont, alias Leon
A. Belmont. was member of the Young Mems
Garfield and Arthur club, and in full SYM
| pathy with Garfield, Washburn aud the whole
| Republican ticket. Tally one less vote for the
| Republicans. No female suffrage in Minnesota
just yet.
Charles Melee, brakeman OF the NJ. & St,
l.. road, was knocked down by the bridge on
First street, Saturday morning. He was
ssandins On a freight Car, and being rather
| tall, his head came in contact with the tim
bers Of the bridge. A bad cash was cut under
the eye, but luckily he was not thrown from
| the car.
! When the enthusiastic Democrats got back
from ST. Paul at O'Clock yesterday morning,
| people within half a mile came to the conclu-
sion that it Was All HalIow eve and no mistake.
| The boys were bound to stir things I'D. and
| propose to keep things stirred up until after
| election. The Democratic vote of this civ TO-
morrow viii astonish the natives
The Sunday science meeting, yesterday, was
the largest and most entertaining that has been
held. A discussion of Mormonism occupied
the first hour. All agreed that it was a mon
| strOus evil, and the opinion prevailed that II
cannot be reformed until the spiritual forces OF
man subject the animal forces Granite was
| next discussed, and large and interesting col
| lection of specimens were exhibited.
bold highway robbery was committed on
Fourth street north last Friday evening. A
young lady, while On her way to visit a friend.
| was followe by man who caught up with
| her at the corner of Sixth avenue when he
boldly clutched for her portenonnaie threw
| her down on the walk and disappeared. After
| partially recovering herself the young lady ran
into the house of Mr. A. N. Greedy in thor.
| oughly frightened condition, and related her
| startling adventure. No trace of the vii.
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