Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

MIS-. Olara thompson, daughter of the Shar-
if, is quite ill.
The Germsn-American club danced at Ar
mory hall last night
The directors of Bethany home hold the
monthly meeting this afternoon.
An office of the McKilIop commercial agency
Will De established in the city on January lst.
Inc entire business of the municipal court
yesterday consisted of three cases of drunken
ness.
Shannon d Edeson, Golden Game COMPANY.
make their first appearance at the Academy of
Music tonight.
With the digging of canals and the building
OF railroads, Main street, East Side, will soon
be the busiest place in the city.
The Homeopathic Medical society meets
this afternoon at the residence of DR.. W. d.
Lawrence, 628 Sixth street south.
The Golden Game at the Academy of Music
tonight. The company come well recon-
mended and fu ii house is assurei
The Y. NJ. @. A. hold reception this even
ing commencing at o'clock. An interesting
arranged. ''''' "eoN
a little better sleighing at this time would
nave tendency to reduce the price of wood IN
living rates, and be a big stimulus to all
branches of trade.
Ii subscribers of the GLOBE would all place
the proper number on their residences. ocoa-
slonal complaints against the carriers vo,Id
be materially diminished.
The most popular route to st, Louis ina. now
Is VIA Cnicsgo. Tickets between Chicago and
oe. !9uis are only 81, and the Chicago .oute is
consMerabiy the cheapest.
Inc hremen made sixteen runs durias sNo-
Vember. The only blaze of any account Was
tine Jacoby block fire, and that was great only
because there was none greater.
The freight blockade was reported In h,
ioosening yesterday, ''all along the line" and
the mills that were closed Tuesday for w ant of
storage were running yesterday
A fireman on theSt Louis road named Crit.
fin had shoulder dislocated Wednesday bv
frelght No. 10 leaving the rails at s'Purqatorv
Hllf' beyond Hopkins Station.
1t Anna Carnahan isn't sick again her trial
for keeping house of ill-fame will take MACE
next Monday. Her case is the last of the four.
lne other three respondents being already In
Saltwater.
Wheat dropped to "a cents yesterday, max
ing fall of six cents in three days. Those
who ought to know say the tumble is owing to
the blockade, and advise farmers to keep their
grain few days for higher figure.
Clerk Dunn. of the municipal court, reports
his receipts for November to be 1922. 20. The
receipts for November, 1878. were 66S. so, but
about S2OO of that sum came from the prosti.
tutes, and that product is now cut off.
The knights of Pythias drill corps has been
organized with the following officers: Can
tain, B. T. Cole; 6 st lieutenant, A. n. Harris.
second lieutenant, 7. W. Tamm; ensign
Charles Aimindinger; secretary, Ezra B. Amss;
treasurer, III. ]. Hartlne.
To fill out its local column, or for some pur-
pose or other, the journal last night made a
feeble attempt to dispute what the GLOBE said
yesterday IN regard to the Wisconsin visitors.
lhe GLOBE account was right, and the Journal
as usual, was in the wrong.
The insurance agents are making satisfsc.
tory settlement with G.. H. Wolff & Co, and
Harris, Levy & Co., for damage to the stock by
Monday mornings fire. Harris, Levy & Co.
are removing the stock to the new block near
the Boston one price, and the Jaooby block will
be repaired at once.
The new factory of the Hall d Damn barrel
company, on Third avenue south, will be the
largest barrel factory in the world. The mill
VIII be opened in about two weeks and its full
capacity will be 5000 barrels day. The
company have already received stock enough
for several weeks work.
In view of the increase in business and the
0f No GalA ir1T Xbo
apolis L ST. Louis company have lust ordered
six hundred new freight cars One half the
number are coal cars and the other half box
cars. They have been ordered from the Jack
sonvilie, Ind, Car company, and will arrive in
a few days.
The reception to be rendered Bishop Foss
aud wife at the Nicollet house this evening
promises to be an occasion of much interest
and pleasure. A large number of the Metho-
dists of the city will be present, and delega-
lions from the surrounding towns and 81. Paul
will be in attendance. A special train will 30
down over the st. Paul, Minneapolis Msnito-
ba road, after the reception, to convey To their
homes the visitors from that city.
For the present the St. Paul, Minneapolis 4
Manitoba company is obliged to take back
seat on the passenger traffic between this CITY
aud 81. Paul, but they expect when short line
No. = is completed that the short line of the
Milwaukee company will be left in the rear.
The Manitoba company will make the time be-
tween the cities exactly twenty minutes, and
will, doubtless, run trains as often as every
hour. When both roads are COM pleted it il
predicted that round trip tickets will be sold
for twenty-five cents.
When one of the proprietors of Furness Il
Hincoln's saloon, just south of the Farmers
aud Mechanics bank, opened the door yester-
day morning he startled to find the floor COW
cred with blood. and thought murder, sui
eide, or some frightful affair, had taken place
during the night. A brief investigation led to
the discovery that the watch dog bad broken
loose in the night and demolished nearly every
thing in the saloon. The animal was left
chained to the safe. He had jumped upon the
counter and completely ruined the show case
and large quantity of cigars, broken all the
bottles displayed in the window, torn the cur
tains to shreds, turned things upside down un-
der the main counter, and forced his way about
half way through the door. The loss foots MP
to nearly 800. The dog was cut in a score of
places. and unable to stir yesterday from the
loss of blood and the wounds.
HOOK. M