Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-14
MINNEAPOLISNEWS
Specially Reported for the Daily Globe
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.


Flour shipments, 2,241 barrels.
Wheat receipts, 10000 bushels.
Wheat unchanged, S2085 cents
How was yonr thermometer yesterday?
The Newark insurance company has final
ly come to time and paid its explosion losses
Fred Smith is lodging an anticipated
warrant from Michael Ryan, the man who
arrests Sunday fishermen.
At the probate court, yesterday, the En-
erson will case was postponed until Monday
on account of the weather.
A valuable blooded mare stolen from
Fred p. Clark was found with farmer
named Pond in Bloomington yesterday.
A vigilance committee has been organized
to hang the first man who ventures to re-
mark Its warm from this time forward.
Miss Susie NJ. Johnson will lecture at
Good TemPlers Hall, over Mendenhall's
July 14th.
Hon. Harry Ghostly, of Champlin, was in
the city dressed in a linen duster and per-
SEPARATION. He remarked that it was warm,
and was Immediately silent.
Not single case of sun-stroke reported
yesterday, bat forty-tive thousand reputable
citizens Of Minneapolis ought to be ashamed
OF themselves to think there was not.
Cedar lake is quite a favorite resort for
this not weather. The Stetsons have fixed
ii up with all home comforts and welcome
all who come with the best in the hamper.
New Jerusalem Cor Swedenborgian)C Church,
corner Fifth Avenue S. and Ninth street.
Rev. T. G. Mitchell pastor. Services at 3
P. NJ. Subject of sermon: 1.-The Books
opened III Judgment
Thirty of the Iowa excurs1onists were in
the city yesterday viewing the beauties of
the metropolis, and sweltering under ninety
five degrees III the shade. They departed
for Minuetonka III the evening i'll search of
cold comfort.
The race at the driving park yesterday
afternoon was not largely attended on &C
count of the heat. 1t is stated that some
cruelty to animals to compel horses to make
any kind of time during such weather.
Mai. j. 3. Bassett returned from three
weeks visit to the mountains of Colorado
yesterday noon. He was coolly located on
the Fourth of July in a snow drift, the de-
ightful memory of which was wilted by the
horrible experiences after his arrival at home
yesterday.
Capt L. NJ Newson, of st. Paul, called
at the Minneapolis end yesterday, but only
remained long enough to say GLOW are YOU"
and venture the curse-ory remark attributed
10 Henry Ward Beecher during the preva
ience of q similar state of thermometer.
Also Hon. w. p. Murray, who uttered the
same words exactly, and then disappeared
through the door i'll thin mist.
The tramps continue to be troublesome
out III the vicinity of the Monitor Plow
works. They are accused of intimidating
women and children, and defying the men.
If the city council does not find way to
deal with them soon q vigilance committee
and little judicious hanging will be in
dulged in. The premonitory mutterings of
coming storm are plainly heard.
The committee on sewerage of the city
council was in session at the comptroller's
office yesterday. They unanimously agreed
to report against the construction of the
Nicollet avenue sewer from Washington ave-
nue. to First street this season, because of a
lack of funds. That sewer ought to be
built, though, if there wasn't dollar in the
treasury. No improvement in the city is
needed so badly: