Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
uncil meeting tonight.


CITY council meeting tonight
The board of trade will elect officers to-day.
The Northwestern Mill is again in full oper-
alton.
G.. C.. Couillard, of Wadena, is in the city
visiting friends.
The new clearing house seems to be success
fully established.
Wood and hay is coming in in abundance,
bringing Il good price.
Hiawatha lodge held its regular meeting
last night in Elliot's hall.
Charley johnson started for Washington on
his p. p. mission last night.
Minneapolis was we'll represented in the leg
islativc caucuscs Monday night.
Considerable good speed was developed at
the Lake Calhoun course yesterday.
Mrs. Straiton, the old lady who fell and
fractured limb last week, is recovering.
DIR. Van Cleye, who has been i'll for some
DAYS, is able to attend to his practice again.
The vacation of the public schools will close
next Saturday, and a new term begins on Mon
day.
D. s. Carroll, of the c., NJ. Il st. z. freight
office, has taken trip to Iowa, on visit to
friends.
The Academy of Natural Sciences held
their regular monthly meeting at their rooms
last night.
Mr.. Pattee's subject last night was God
cslleth on all men everywhere to repent, and it
was well treated.
G. A. Whitney, publisher of the Northern
Pacific Farmer, of Wadena, is sojourning in
this city for a few days.
DR.. P. G. Huntington, of Spring valley, has
opened an office in this city, where he Will
take up his future residence.
This evening the newly elected officers of the
Northwestern Council, No 11S, American Lc-
sion of Honor, will be installed
T. B. Cosey and wife who have been visiting
friends in this city for some time, yesterday
returned to their home in Toledo, Ohio.
A policeman has been posted at the Second
Congregational church by Mayor Rand to pro-
tect robes, etc, from thefts during the meet
ings.
Henry A. Anderson, artist, who has been
prostrated by a violent attack of innammatory
rheumatism for several months, is fast recov-
oring.
AT the academy of Music this evening
Aug,Istn Days comedy, can Arabian Night,
will be presented by the Gulick-Blasdcll
troupe.
Hon. George HUM mourns the loss OF two
bright and beloved boys, aged respectively &
an years. They died on Monday from an
attack of diphtheria.
The deaf mute, who, it will be remembered,
was seriously injured bya short line train, is
reported to have yesterday broken limb in
attempting to turn over in bed.
The Evangelstic revival meetings which
are being conducted by the Rev. j. d. Potter,
in the Second Congregational church, are
meeting with tlattering success.
A rumor is current to the effect that the
legislature will have q memorial presented
them for special act to permit the formation
of mutual fire insurance association.
Foromen of the hose companies have re-
ceived instructions from Chief Bracket TO in
spect all buildings throughout their districts,
to ascertain their accessibility in the event of
fire.
Before his honor yesterday morning there
was little business. John Dmon was fined s.
and costs for a drunk and John Murphy sent
up to the county bastilc for ninety days for the
larceny Of Il pair of boots
The process of converting the Pillsbury
mill into complete roller mill is still in pro-
gress. A Golfer dam is being constructed TO
backsct the water and give opportunity of put
ting in new iron rock and fume. The capac-
ity of the mill will be materially increased.
The coming session of the Minnesota Acad-
envy of Sciencies promises to be one of success
and much profit to the members from the in
terchangc of thought and opinions. Several
interesting papers have been prepared which
will be read, as well as number of excellent
speakers engaged.