Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-16
MINNEAPOLIS eLeBELRTs.

About two weeks will be required to finish
the masonry OF. the Pillsbury mill.
The carpenters are at work on the roof of the
new Minneapolis st. Louis roundhouse.
Capt. boy hss a gold watch in his possession
for which he would like to find an owner.
Stephen Lyons, of Way.ata township, ha.
lost three children from diphtheria in the past
two weeks.
J. G. Jones took his departure yesterday
morning to estsblish his logging camps on
Ram river.
The university students laid aside their
books last night and enjoyed dance at Nal
collins hall.
The Immaculate Conception Benevolent soci-
ETY. will meet in Workingmen's hall, at 7:3O
this evening.
Scrap Iron Bill is getting to be as big as any
other temperance lecturer. He spoke in Alex
sndria Sunday evening.
good attendance listened to Rev. T. Nc
Clary at the Y. II. O. A. rooms last evening, on
the subject of Sunshine in Labor"
Yesterday the employees of the Manitoba
company were anxiously looking for the pay
car. or band wagon" a. they call 1t.
The remains of II. Il. Willard. who fell from
the new Pilisbury elevator Saturday, were sent
Yesterday TO his home in san Prairie, Wiscon-
sin.
Miss Ida May Kicrstsd, niece of DR.. Sails
bury, died suddenly last Saturday morning, of
paralysis of the heart. The remains were
shipped to Oregon, Wisconsin.
John Mallory. who WAS placed under $4,000
bonds Saturday on the charges of bastardy and
sedustion, preferred by Emma Williams, was
married To the girl by Judge Cooley yesterday.
The board of supervisors eff the poor ad-
journed yesterday without doing any business,
owing to the absence of kayo Band, who is in
Fargo. They will meet Tomorrow afternoon.
Yesterday the water was the lowest al the
mills il has been this season. The trouble
was caused by the banking up of anchor ice at
different places ia the river, the lee acting az
dam.
Yesterday afternoon Fred. Wubksr, en-
ployed IL the brown roller mill, had portion
of the index finger of his right hand tern of
in the machinery of the mil. DR.. Ames
dressed the wound.
Some of the old lumbermsn who know too
well the mighty energies of st. Anthony during
the spring floods, are little suspicious Of the
condition OF the booms, and fear there will be
trouble when the rise" comes.
Gen. T. l.. Rosser left yesterday morning for
Benton function on the Il. Il d. railroad cut
off. He states that tho line from that point to
Minneapolis will be completed and ready for
business by the tenth of next mouth.
Mrs. Bowles and 14-year-old son, living
three quarters of mile above Highland park,
ON the Crystal lake road, is in the police sta
ton, and Will be examined in regard to some
stealing operations that have taken place
there.
NV. Glenn left yesterday morning with
six of his hands for Sioux Falls. d. T., to put
forty two tons of boiler iron, in the shape of
fumes, pipes, tubes etc., in the new King b
mill at that place. he will be gene two weeks
or more.
All the lumber mills on the East side are
closed for the season. The milis on the plat
form of the mill company will run a. long az
possible. The surveyor general estimates the
amount of timber remaining IN the boons to
be between "a, 0U0. 600 and $1,000. 900 feet.
The wheat receipts last week were not al
large as for the previous week, and fell far be-
low expectations. The deficiency in accounted
for by 6he interruption of traffic on the Hast
ings Dakota line, and by the scarcity of cars
on some of the other roads. The totcl receipts
by rail and wagon reached nearly So, wv oush-
els.
An interesting experiment. in railroading
will be made this forenoon at the crossing of
the White Bear and st. Paul roads on the East
side. MIR. l.. B. Stitson claims To have got up
a contrivancs that will prevent cars from
leaving the track in Gaze of broken rail, open
switches or broken axles. Car will leave
the b.. Panl 4 Duluth depot at ii 10 to take
over all who wish to see the tsst made.
About two weeks ago fellow in the employ
of the III. Is St. L. road forged the name OF
fellow laborer, and collected his wages. a
warrant was made eut, and the officers have
been on the watch for the chap. Last evening
the fellow appeared 10 Yarsnsster AcDer motifs
Office, and two other laborers who happened to
be in the office knew the nam. AcDsrmot3
called on them to hold the man while he called
an officer through the telephone. To use about
the language of the policeman, the prisoner
MADE leap by the nam for liberty, knocked
down all three of them, got BY the whole five,
and MADE his escape from the hands of the
seven who were in the Office.