Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-01
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

RIB. Galusha, OF St. Paul, was in the city
yesterday.
The remain. of Gustav Peterson were In.
TERED yesterday.
The -four market ruled easier yesterday
with prices unchanged.
A regular meeting of Minneopa lodge. I. o.
G. T., will be held this evening.
Get good square meal at the Boston Res
taurant. Always open day and night.
Engaged" drew good house at the Opera
house last night. Same bill tonight,
Scandal Lodge, Knights of Pythias, viii
hold q regular convocatiou this evening.
Another large number of lumbermen started
for their camps in the pineries yesterday.
Wheat on the streets brought 81 Is for No.
l, and sl10 for No. 2. Most all graded No. 1.
C.H. Pryor, of the Chicago, Milwaukee d
st. Paul railroad, has returned from his visit
to Cleveland.
The Delta Sigma society of the university
will give aliterary ana musical entertainment
this evening.
The Union Touring mill resumed operations
again yesterday, with prospect Of continuing
work for some time.
The Crusaders T. A. society has purchased
piano, which has been placed In their audi
forum in Catholic association hall.
A. Bergstrom, engineer of the water works,
while examining one OF the horizontals yes
tsrday, fell and seriously sprained his ankle.
The pumps at the pump house are under
going a system of repairs, the better to ft
them for an emergency in the case Of serious
fire.
The street wheat which was received yester-
day nearly all graded No. l. This is vast
improvement upon the receipts OF the past
month.
A eaboose jumped the track on the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul short line yesterday,
and occssioned vexatious delay IN running
trains.
Chief Munger received telegram from L.
P. Fluke, postmaster of Pennington, yester-
day, to the effect that his safe had been robbed
by burglars.
The Knights OF Pythlas Of this city will Wis
1t their bretheren in saltwater on Tuesday
evening. A special train has been chartered
for the occasion.
At meeting of Minneapolis lodge, Knights
OF Pythias, arrangements were completed for
attending the funeral Of Cyrus 81. Smith,
which occurs to-day.
E. B. Andrews, general agent OF the Millers'
Association, is reported much improved in
health He will probably be able to assume
his duties in few days.
At the residence Of Isaac fitzpatrick, the
marriage of Mr. E. A. Smith and Miss Jennie
Fitzpatrick occurred, In the presence OF Sc
lect party of invited friends and relatives OF
the contracting parties.
Edward Bratchie, clerk for Wesley Mill,
grocer, was captured by an officer from Des
Moines, Iowa, yesterday, and taken to that
place. The arrest was made at the instance of
q girl named Anna Voeghlin, whom he led
astray.
The Crown roller mill is undergoing thor
ough course of repairs. A large crew of me-
chan les are employed night and day 1t is
expected the mill will be started up again In
fine condition for the winters campaign, the
first of the new year.
Mr.. Charles r. Lewis led Miss Jennie B.
Davidson to the hymeneal altar yesterday.
After the ceremony had been SOL
emnized a reception was held
eruor J. L. Lewis and wife, OF Wis
emit. The happy pair departed last evening
upon bridal tour through the principal
eastern cities, which will include New Bruins
wick