St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The water board will meet this evening.
The board of water commissioners will
meet this evening.
The spring term of the Minneapolis
academy will open on the 18th inst.
The funeral of Jacob Schaefer will occur
tomorrow afternoon from his late resi-
dence.
Council will meet tonight to consider the
ordinance changing the names of certain
streets.
The Minneapolis Colored Cornet band will
60 to st. Paul to assistant in concert this
evening.
The remains of Miss Carlotte Rollet will be
buried from the Holy Trinity church this at
ternoon at 2:30 O'Clock.
G. A. Pilsbury & Co. have begun the erec-
ton of large elevator on the Manitoba short
line near the city limits.
Burglars visited Harris Brothers paper and
rag establishment on Tenth avenue south,
but found no valuables to steal.
The spring term of the State university
will begin on Tuesday. The winter term
closed with the examination yesterday.
A farmer from Elk River had harness
stolen from the Crow house last night, and
Officer Kirkham recovered the property.
Officer Douglass arrested sneak thief yes
terday for stealing caddy of plug tobacco
worth S14 from Harrison's wholesale store.
Electric lights are being placed in the I'M
finished portion of the union depot, so that
night crew of carpenters may be set at work.
The funeral of Jacob Schaefer will take
place Friday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock from
the family residence 1901 Sixth avenue
south.
Nearly hundred car loads of water pipe
have arrived from Louisville and are being
distributed about the city where they will be
needed.
The Sixth ward Prohibitionists inaugur-
ated their spring election campaign last
evening at Johnsor's hall on Franklin
avenue.
runaway on the suspension bridge and
the decentralization of teams that followed,
served to show the urgent necessity for
a broader bridge.
A gymnastic and athletic exhibition was
given in the Minneapolis gymnasium last
evening by the classes of that school for
muscular Development
DR.. R. o. Beard delivered an interesting
lecture or rather informal talk last evening
at the rooms of the Young Mems Christian
association upon hygiene.
At O'Clock tomorrow afternoon state
ments will be presented to the supervisors
of the poor, showing the total cost Of that
department for the last year.
The funeral of A. N. Gowan will take
place at o'clock this afternoon from the
First Congregational church, on the East
side, Rev. j. w. Boynton officiating.
Minneapolis millers, as rule, do not re-
gard an Eastern war as probable, but agree
that such war would result in sharp ad-
vance in bread stuffs, while they divide as
regards the benefits of such an advance.
The sale of seats for the performance of
s'Rory O'Moore'' by the Crusaders, on the
evening of St. Patrick's Saturday morning at
o'clock. Tickets sold by members can be
exchanged for unsold seats at the box office.
At the meeting of the Woman's Christian
Temperance union, to be held in the Friends
church at O'Clock this afternoon, Mrs. NJ.
H. Willis will lead the devotional exercises,
and Mrs. Mcintyre will give report of her
visit to New Orleans.
Burglars gained an entrance to joy g.
Gardner's hardware store on the corner of
Nicollet avenue and Thirteenth street, at an
early hour yesterday morning, and the booty
secured included about 5000 worth of knives,
razors, revolvers, etc.
An hour is devoted each morning at the
West hotel in drilling the walters to handle
the fire extinguisher, with which the house is
well equipped, and in receiving general and
specific instructions as to what they should
do in the case of fire.
The Democrats are preparing for a yigor-
Gus spring campaign, and there is less than
a month in which to work. The city COM
mittee will hold its first meeting tomorrow
afternoon at the Nicollct house and discuss
plans. The call for city convention will
probably be issued. Tonight the Sixth ward
Democrats will meet at Martins hall.
Zion commandery, Knights Templar, has
elected the following officers: John A.
Schlener, E. c.; J. r. Everard, g.; J. w.
Nash, c. g.; Rev. I. B. Wells, prelate; G.. A.
Bishop, s. W.; Robert G. Evans, j. W.. j. G.
McFarlane, treasurer; Thomas F. Hurley,
recorder. This was the fourth successive
election Of Mr.. Schener as eminent COM