Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-29
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The relief fnnd still increases.
Decoration day next Thursday
City council meeting this evening.
Work on the Washburn ''B" mill extension
still continues.
Little drops of water fell in abundance
yesterday afternoon.
Work about the ruins still continues, but
nothing of interest is developed.
Next Sunday the German-American club
have basket picnic at Medicine lake.
Wheat has dropped down again, and now
stands at 94c for No. l, and Ole for No. g.
Fifteen thousand two hundred bushels of
wheat were received at Minneapolis yesterday.
Two thousand one hundred and thirty barrels
of -four were shipped from Minneapolis yestcr-
day.
This morning the Holly -four mill will star!
up, under the management of the Hinkle
Bros.
The only runaway in Minneapolis was farm
team on Washington avenue No damage
done.
The Cary company return here Friday night
for another concert. Good enough, they will
find welcome.
Pay your taxes before Saturday, and save the
ten per cent. penalty that will surely be added
on and after that day.
Eastern creditors have taken possession of
the stock Of Wood and Brothers, and closed up
that clothing establishment.
The cattle market presented an animated
appearance yesterday, and considerable dicker-
ing in live stock was INDUCED in.
The hay market did a good business yester-
day morning, but the moist weather in the
afternoon drove the farmers home.
ALI saloon keepers without licenses on the
LIST of Juno will be brought before the mu-
nicipal court at once, so says Chief Munger.
The social party given by Fidelia Social
Temple last evening was largely attended, and
proved all that had been anticipated. 1t is
hoped they will conclude to give another one
soon.
W. w. Coles paste brigade was in Minneap-
oils yesterday covering all the bill-boards and
dead walls with the bright colored posters an
nonncing the appearance here on June 18th, of
the greatest show on EARTH
The city is full of Good Templars in attend
ance upon the Grand Lodge, and the conven-
tion boys do say that one of the principal
brewers ordered the manufacture Of three
thousand extra kegs of beer for consumption
this week.
For once Annie Louise Cary has turned aside
from her established custom of singing only
once in each city, and will appear again Friday
evening. At the concert last evening every
seat was taken and on Friday will probably be
the No one should fail to hear Gary and
her company.
The East Minneapolis brass band will soon
appear in a fine new uniform. The helmets
3 are to be manufactured in New York and the
balance OF the uniform here. That organiza-
ton is making great Roadway under the leader
ship of Prof Ritter, and in their new dress
will present fine appearance. and render
music that would do credit to Il more metro
politan organization. They arc rapidly gain
ing ground and will soon hold the place of the
leading brass band of the city.
E. s. Corscr, acting mayor, in absence of
Mayor Rand, says: The burial of the un-
claimed remains of the victims Of the late fire
at the mills will take place at Lakewood ceme-
tory on Sunday, June I'd. Further notice will
be given when final arrangements are perfect
cd. Relatives or friends having special wishes
are invited to call upon Aldermen Snyder
Walsh or Andrews, Of the committee Of the
city council. Citizens generally and all Min
ncapolis societies are requested to take part in
the funeral ceremonies, and to send such rep
rescntatives to confer with the above commit
tee at the council room, Friday, the 3lst
inst, at 7 80 P. NJ. to arrange the details.