Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

MIHNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
The committee on taxes of the county
commissioners held meeting yesterday.
The drive is nearing Minneapolis and soon
the river drivers will be here to make rum
howl.
The county commissioners hold meeting
on Monday. The committee on claims meet
to-day.
General Manager Hill, of the st. Paul,
Minneapolis & Manitoba road, was in the
city yesterday.
The two-cylnder press of the new morn
ing Tribune arrived yesterday morning and
is being placed in position.
The public school teachers are requested
to meet in room &C." high school building,
this forenoon at II o'clock.
The police made raid on the tramps in
the st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba yard
yesterday and brought fout of them in.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union have meeting this afternoon at 4
o'clock at their rooms on Hennepin avenue.
A buggy was wrecked in front of the Mic
ollet House yesterday morning by g runaway
horse. The horse left for parts unknown.
Mr.. Z. DeGraff was III the city yesterday
making arrangements for the appearance of
Rail & Diapers Uncle Toms Cabin COM
bination.
The Grown Roller mill will commence
converting wheat into -four on Monday, and
Messrs. Hardenburg & Co. expect 10 do a
rushing business.
All swinging signs, or s. ms over the
streets, must come down to-day in accord
snce with the ordinance recently passed by
the city council. There is trouble threat
ened in certain quarters.
Mr.. John I. West, i'll retiring from the
saloon business to become landlord of the
Nicollet House, presents his establishment
to Henry Hauschild, who has 50 long been
his faithful right bower.
The morning train on the Minneapolis &
ST. Louis road has been nearly three hours
late for few days, owing to a change of
time en- the other end of the line. This
will be remedied next week.
MIR. Geo. B. Hall will issue from the print
next week, handsome tourists guide, to be
known as "Hall's Illustrated Tourist of Min
nesota and Grand Summer Resorts of Amer
ica."
Mary Griffith said 7. W. Emery called her
bad names, so he did. Emery said he
didn't, and Judge Cooley concluded that he
must have spoken the truth. He was dis
charged, and Mary thinks there is no justice
III the land.
1t is just possible that, instead of build
ing new opera house, NJ. j. W. Pence may
alter his building by lowering the auditorium
down one story, and charging the structure
to suit the demands of Manager Murray. If
this is done it will be as large and nicely
furnished as any theater in Chicago. just
what is to be done in the matter has not yet
been settled.
Mr.. Geo. B. Hall, SO long and favorably
known as the northern passenger agent of
the Ottuma line, has severed his connection
as such agent, TO take effece to-day. Here
after he will have charge of the land and pas
eenger department of the Union & Kansas
Pacific railroads for Minnesota and Iowa,
with bis Office at No. 229 Nicollet avenue.
Mr.. Hall has proven an efficient officer here
tofore and will make many new friends in
his new department. Success attend him,
say we. e
The EUenEng Tribune last night says
The membership of the Light Infantry is
now 100. Ninety men are to be uniformed.
The company Will take part in the Turner
hall festivities tomorrow" By substituting
minneapolis Zouave Corps for "Iight In
fantry," the word Monday instead of 80
morrow" and the item will read all right ex
cept that the entire corps instead of ninety
men are to be uniformed. Ninety of them |
are already uniformed and will join the
Turner's on Monday,