Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-09
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
Specially Reported for the Daily Globe
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

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Wheat receipts 1,2O0 bushels.
Flour shipments 1000 barrels.
Wheat unchanged; bOc to s1.0O, according to
grade.
The Northern Pacific wanderers returned to
their home yesterday evening.
Supt. Hatch of the Minneapolis & St. Louis
railway left for Chicago yesterday.
s. R. -Clapp, of the Turf, Field and Farm, is
in the city, and comfortably quartered at the
Nico!let.
A little child of DR.. Goodwin died yesterday.
The doctor was absent in Boston and the sad
news was telegraphed him.
The Excelsior mail will hereafter go out
daily via the Pacific railway to Wayzata and
across the lake by steamer.
II. P. Robe, editor of the Rush City Post.
was in the city yesterday evening, viewing the
sights and shaking hands with friends.
Why don't the board of trade take up the
tax question:? Let's have it fully discussed
and The responsibility settled where it belongs.
One hundred and twenty -eight tourists and
travelling men at the Nicoilet yesterday. And
NIr. Gibson disposed of them all comfortably
TOO.
The Gethsemane organ. Minneapolis manu-
facture, Is to be used IN grand organ concert
to be given at the Academy of Music in a few
days.
The twelfth street railway line has been taken
up as far as Nlcollet by Saturday it is ex-
pected that the entire line will be up to Hen
Aepln evenue.
| RI ,yipo y Al, ~
u Northwestern railway, arrived by the Yves,
Wisconsin route last evening and located at the
| NIcoheJ mouse.
Judge Rea, of the probate court, while the
| thermometer ranges above the nineties, proba
| bly, wishes that the Emerson will case could bt
converted INTO the Emerson want case.
little boy was found about 1880 P. NJ. by
officer Daily, crying piteously, near the suspen
sion bridge. The officer found that his nam,
Was Johnson, and restored HIM to his friends.
Frank Mcdonald says it's vicious SANDER
No candidate for Office has been buying AM
kind of tax titles for rs or any other year
He says the GLOBE was misIutOrnled. WI
take II all back.
The mill OF Leavitt, Chase Il Co., on th
East Side. took fire Wednesday. and it was onl,
by the utmost exertion that disastrous cont1a
grafton Was ayerted. AS 1t is The mill is com
PEELED to lay up for repairs for two or thre
days.
According to MIR. j. ". Days statemen
Gen. w. d. Washburn denies that he is in full
sympathy with Mr.. Secretary Schurz, pine lam
policy. The general says, on the contrary b.
Is utterly ana absolutely opposed to that POI
, icy. How can these Things be thus?
, Jim Stoddard begs off. He protests that b
is not now, has not been this year, and does nc
propose being a candidate for sheriff. A
right Jatnes-we'u take your word for II
There is one gentleman's hash settled wlthou
the necessity of calling a convention.
Aid. Corser, president Of the council light
I into Mr.. John De Laittre in telling commu
nication to the Tribune yesterday. He show
that there are two sides to the tax howl, an
! gives a good deal of the true inwarduess of tt
3 buncombe outcry which is being made by
! few indictments.
| II now seems to be definitely settled that ii
, great Forepaugh has determined to put in tt
l entire week between Minneapolis and St. Pau
I duIing the progress of the two fairs. Ih
I will be an additional attraction for Peep
from a distance, and will help to draw.
The days at each city have not yet been a.
nounced.
: Col. Slayback, of st. Louis, who came |
] with the excursion three weeks ago, return,
4 on Wednesday, after pleasant season at Mi
t netonka. At first the colonel was not succe
b in piscatorial pursuits, but truth compels tt
4 admission that he developed capacities in tn
y line that made him the envy OF all the lal
visitors at chat pleasant resort. May his shade
= never grow less, and may he come early ne
= year and stay long.
Won't somebody kill the indecent exposu
q reporters of the Tribune and Pioneer Press?
: The Globe. The GLOBE man seems to feel b
4 about it. 'Praps he's the feller.-Tiidua
Yes, he's the ''feller" that is thoroughly d
q gusted with reportorial indecencics-gloWi
;, accounts of the lewd doings of every vicio
Il brute in the city. Personal exposure is mi
ter for the police, not for rcportorial sens
tions.