Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.


The rain prevented the meeting at the Demo-
cratic headquarters last evening.
About 4, 800 bushels of wheat came in yes
teIdAy from the surrounding country.
The county clerk has not yet received any
applications for naturalization papers.
O. O. Bracket will crate in the interests of
the Greenback issues at Plymouth tonight.
Mrs. Daniel Bottineau and children, of Red
Lake Fallsare visiting friends in. this vicinity.
The lumbermen are meeting with consider
able difficulty in securing men to 60 to the
woods.
The Democrats of the Twenty fifth legisla-
tive district will meet in convention at Anoka
to-day.
Mr. Geo. Huey yesterday sent in formal
declinstion of his nomination for clerk of the
courts.
The Sunday school teachers meet at the Y.
III. O. A. parlors st three o'clock this after
noon.
The Judges of election meet next Tuesday in
tina various voting precincts to prepare the
polling lists.
The freight depot Of the st. Louis road is
entirely inadequate for the business now being
done by the line.
The Weaver and Chambers club will hold
their regular campaign meeting in Working
mems hall tonight.
The monthly business meeting of the W. O.
T. q. will occur at their rooms, 224 Hennepin
avenue, this afternoon.
The Hinklo brothers will set the machinery
of The Humboldt Touring mills in operation
to-day to their full capacity.
1t is expected that Mr.. Street will depict the
suffering of The people to the Greenbackers at
Workingmen's hall this evening.
The demolished machinery in the large Hall
d Damn barrel factory has been thoroughly re-
paired and put in full operation.
Work has been resumed on the Osseo branch,
which vas stopped by county Injunction In
the interests of The Wayzsta road.
There is an extensive foreign demand for
Minneapolis honr. Yesterday O. A. Pillsbury
4 90. made an important shipment direct to
Londonderry.
From the suspenion bridge the great circular
wall of the new gas holder, overlooking the
whole valley of the river, would be taken for a
fortress of war.
There Is 3 possibility that the people of this
city will have an opportunity to see Presi-
dental candidate In the near future--Gen.
James B. Weaver, of Iowa.
Quite an extensive addition is being built on
the factory of the North Star barrel company,
on Thirteenth avenue south. The old estab-
lishment could not suppiy the demand for
their goods.
AS yet nothing has been done toward getting
roof on the Jail. Yesterday little fire was
built in pan in the main apartment, and the
prisoners stood around in the smoke trying to
find spark of comfort.
Next Monday evening Rev. E. 8. Williams
will deliver the first lecture OF the Y. NJ. @. A.
course. His subject is "ren Times One;
Dream of $780," 1t will doubtless be very
amusing, we'll as instructive.
The Greenbackers of the Twenty-sixth legis-
lative district will hold convention this after
noon at O'clock, In workingmen's hall on
Wa 'hiugtou avenue south, to nominate four
candidates for the legislative ticket.
yesterday an old gray haired Republican
frankly admitted that for twelve months past
the party has been planting negroes in Indiana.
and said further that they were going to keep
On account of the absence of both Judges
there was no session of the district court yes
terday Judge Young is holding a term of
court in Wright county, while Judge Wander
burgh is in attendance upon the Presbyterian
conference at st. Peter.
The regular meeting Of the Clark house lit
erary society will be held this evening at 8
o'clock. Their order of exercises will be SINH
lar to those of last Saturday. visit to their
parlors will be entertaining Is usual. They
meet every Saturday night.
The committee appointed last Monday even
ing by the Y. NJ. @. A. to consider the ques.
ton of the Indebtedness of the association,
met last night and recommended that imme.
date action be taken TO pay off the debt
The debt is only $4,000, $500 of which has
already been pledged ny outside parties, aud
the committee believe that the balance can be
easily obtained. The gymnasium was ex-
amined and pronounced Success"
'Yes," said a young Republican attorney
yesterday, 81 can't vote for Hancock. but am
going to cast my vote for Congressman for
Gen. 81. Ii. Sibley. All there is of Washburn
is what money and circumstances have made.
BE has no natural ability above people in gen.
ersl, and besides that he is q corrupt man. "
Another Republican standing near ventured to
say that he believed Sibley to be good man. >
little hard work by the Democrats and Sib-
ley's chances would be booming. Compare
the two men to the people and that il all that
is necessary.