Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-19
MINNE4lPoLIs GLoBELErs.
Weather still warmer.

| Weather still warmer.
Wheat received, 8,4OO bushels.
Shipments of flour yesterday, 1872 bushels.
North Star lodge. I. O.. o. F., has donated 1926
to the yellow fever fund.
The Congregational church at Excelsior col
lected 1925 for the relief of the Southern suf-
ferers.
Hose company No. l, at their meeting on
Tuesday night, donated 1875 to the yellow fever
sufferers.
Ernest Bachner, of this city, has been elected
president Of the Saenger Bund and F. d. Con-
rad secretary.
Minneapolis Division No. z, Sons of Tenn
Tuesday evening, Sept. "a.
When Col. King gets fairly settled down into
his new journalistic harness won't he make it
lively for David and the other Tribune fellow?
The ire department in this city has raised
and forwarded to New Orleans the generous
sum of $3.50 in aid Of the yellow fever suffer-
ers.
The Fourth ward Democratic caucus has
been called to meet at the Cataract Engine
houss, East Division, next Saturday night at
z 80 p N.
The public schools will be closed this after.
noon, to give teachers and pupils an opportu-
nifty OF attending the funeral of the late Pro-
lessor Marsh, which will take place at $50
P. NJ.
Josiah Town, of this city, has been drawn az
grand juror in the United States district
court, October term, and b. NJ. Janney, Henry
Griffing and George w. Baird are drawn as petit
Jurors.
A man IN woman's clothes was chasing young
ladies on Tenth avenue south, near Fifth
street, Tuesday night. At any rate, he, she or
1t had beard and wore pantaloons under the
petticoats
Noah Seeger, who was injured while working
on threshing machine on the Como road on
Monday died of his injuries yesterday morn
ing at o'clock. Seeger leaves a wife and one
child without any support.
Joseph Kerzman, Duhuke's right bower at
the Mozart restaurant, will next week take to
WlIe Miss Emma Nagele, daughter of the pro-
prletor OF the Erie P,esse in this city. Here's
good luck and long life, Joseph.
building lot in Fergus Falls has been do
mated by Mr.. George B. Wright to the ladies of
the II Eastern Star to aid in securing funds for
the fever sufferers. The lot will be sold to the
highest bidder at their entertainment.
Inc commissioners to fix the value Of lands
and improvements to be taken in the construc-
ton OF the Minneapolis Eastern railway, will
commune their sittings from this time until
the evidence is all in. There is little hope of
constructing the line the present fall however.
The police have sold over 1000 tickets for the
yellow fever benefit this evening at Pence Opera
House. The Murray Garland combination
nave kindly rendered their services and the
play Will be Miss Mutton" All who wish to
see good performance and aid worthy cause
should attend.
Pushing Investigations further up country
the GLOBE man found sixty odd in one nest. all
OLD hepub llcans, and all now strenuous sup
porters of Donnelly and the greenback plat
form They reside in Champlin, Hennepin
county. Come back to the fold Thomas
while the lamps" &C.
DR.. A. g. Wendell, a Minneapolis physician.
rendered his services to the Howard Association
at Memphis, was accepted, and left for that
stricken city by rail last evening. DR.. Wendell
is native of South America, and has passed
tnrongh the ordeal by having a turn of the
black vomit himself q few years ago.
Miss Minnie McIntire, daughter of Colonel
Mclntlre, OF this city, was happily married to
Albert 9. Bedee, on Tuesday night. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. c. Nj. Heard, at |
me residence OF the brides parents, and the