Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Wheat weak at 90@93c.
Rather warm, reaching up toward the nine
ties yesterday.
Good fresh butter for shipment is selling at
six cents per pound by the Car load.
B. F. Jacobs will address the Y. NJ. G. A. at
Association rooms on Saturday evening next.
Eddy & Son have removed their livery stable
| to Third street, between Nicollet and First ave-
nue. south.
| The Milwaukee excursionists are accompan-
| led by Buch's band, one of the best musical or
carnations in America.
Members of the "Old First from Minneap-
oils left on the 2:lO train yesterday for the
annual re- union at Mankato.
The sheriff sale of Woodward Brothers. stock
of clothing and gents furnishing goods brought
SO, 200, larger amount than was anticipated.
James Brown has contracted to put down
water mains for SLOT per foot, the cheapest
that ever water mains were laid in Minneapolis
since the Holly system was adopted.
running race between horse owned by
DR.. Mercer, of st. Paul, and one owned by
Harry F. Legg, of this city, next Friday after
noon, at the fair grounds in this city.
The doctors who could be spared from the
malpractice case started for st. Peter to at
tend the State Medical society yesterday after
noon. Between the law suit and the State
convention patients will now have soEe show
of recovery.
The Sir Knights of Darius Commentary did
themselves the honor and pleasure of present.
ing to their brother M. W. Getchell handsome
Maltese cross on Monday night. A worthy
! recognition of one of the worthiest members of
their honored order.
Fletcher has got the boss team of the North
west now, and don't care - whether the
twenty four are admitted from Ramsey county
or not. They splendid pair of coal black
Morgans, just imported from Vermont, and
just take the rag off Harry Sides dapple
chestnuts, or any other team in Minnesota.
G'lang!
Wednesday evening next at 1880 o'clock p. Nj.
1t is rumored that the Hennepin county con-
vention considering the propriety of ap-
pointing forty eight delegates, and going before
the State convention with a demand for their adj
mission. In Fletcehr's philanthropy there is
nothing like exercising the gift Of cheek.
Prof. Tousley had about given up the idea of
putting the diagram of the interior of the high
school building in his forthcoming annual re.
port. Some of the board objected because of
the expense, ($lD when Messrs. Morrison and
Gale, members of the board. came to the rescue
and agreed to pay the amount out of their own
pockets. So the high school will 60 in, and
darn the expense.
A little girl was run over by careless driving
on north First street yesterday forenoon. Not
particularly injured, and the GLOBE only calls
attention to it for the purpose of notifying the
o]if.nf oata ain oIa nf in he
city have got into very bad habitsOf advertis-
ing by driving through the streets with per-
feet lOoseness. Some of these days somebody
will be killed by this sort of thing, and it will
then be attributed to the providence of God.
Is it not best to stop it before providential
murder takes place?
The Hon. Frank L. Morse was so exceedingly
sly about it, to deceive the argus-eyed
newspaper reporter. He went down to Ver-
mont to visit his old friends, and when he got
| as far toward home as Chicago he took unto
himself a wife, in the person of Miss Kate
Cummings. Just as the world had given him
up as an incorrigible old bachelor, he goes and
does it ust like young man, and comes quiet
ly back home just as if he had been reput-
able benedict all his natural life. Congratula-
tons are in order just tho same however.
The Cataract engine company No. l, of the
East division held their twentieth anniversary
at Old Masonic hall. Second avenue southeast.
this evening. The boys have made great pre-
| parations for a brilliant turnout, and if the
weather is favorable, it is believed their fond
est hopes will be realized. The company is the
oldest in the city, as their number indicates,
and certainly deserve an unusually elegant
social. The banquet and speaking will take
place between the hours of s and 10 o'clock.
Afterwards an orchestra will be introduced and
the throng will make merry by dancing the
hours away to their hearts content.