Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-15
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.
Shipments OF -four yesterday 1850 barrels.
Wheat received, 1920 bushels. No. l. SIC;

Shipments OF -four yesterday 1850 barrels.
Wheat received, 1920 bushels No. l. &C.;
No. 2, &c; No 3, 67c.1
The new High School will be open for the
reception of scholars on Monday morning.
Judge Whytock. of the late firm of Whytock
Il Albaugh, has gone to Albert Lea to practice
his profe ssion.
The Art Loan association will have an exhi-
bition at the old Bingham house. on Hennepin
avenue, the last week in September.
The railroad yards are filed with lumber
waiting to be shipped aud in consequence the
railroad men and lumber men are happy.
Prof. Morris AdIers classes in gymnastics
are rapidly filling up. He has now about forty
pupils. Classes will meet Mondays and Fri
days.
Mr.. Pence is reviying the idea of rernodeling
Pence Opera House. If the idea is not all talk
it would be good thing for MIR. Pence and the
city.
G. H. Haskins, of Milwaukee, general mana
ger of the Northwestern Telegraph Company,
visiting this city yesterday, in charge of
Superintendent Hapkinson.
The High School will open tomorrow Mon
day,) and the University on Wednesday of the
present week. Both institutions will open with
much larger attendance than ever before.
New Jerusalem Cor Swedenborgian) church.
| corner of Fifth Avenue south and Ninth Street,
Rev. j. G. MITCHELL Pastor. Services at 8 P. NJ.
Subject of Sermon why should we fear
death?"
Ex-Alderman Henry Kruckeberg will leave
for California tomorrow morning, and expects
to be absent all winter. Henry will carry with
him to the Pacific slope the good wishes of a,
host of friends.
DR.. Loyatt, who is now at the Clark House.
guarantees to cure all cases Of asthma and
catarrh, and the testimonials he has received
from those he has cured establishes the fact
beyond doubt.
-Four mills are kept busy saving ties for the
Red river valley extension. The company is
pushing the work, and ties from other sources
cannot be obtained III sufficient quantities to
meet the demand
Madam Atlanti has arrived in this city and
ia making arrangements for grand concert
and reading to be given sometime in the course
OF week or ten days, to be announced in the
GLOBE hereafter.
| The burning IF an old school house on Uni
versity avenue, caused the alarm of fire yester-
day morning. AS it has long been an eyesore
to those living in the vicinity, it is supposed
that it was set on fire by some one living
near it.
| The Lumbermans Board of Trade was in
| session at Camp q Walkers office yesterday
afternoon, remodeling the price list of lumber.
The GLOBE was not informed what the changes
in price were, but assured that they were
not material.
The celebrated play "Miss Mulion'' will be
given on Thursday evening by the JOHN Muir
ray troupe for the benefit of the yellow fever
sufferers. The tickets have been placed at the
low price Of fifty cents, and full house and a
good sum should be realized.
The neighbors are growing because the
| authorities make nuisance of the university
farm by permitting the refuse of the city to be
| placed thereon fertilizer. 1t is said that
The air Of the vicinity is constantly yitiated by
poisonous afiuvia from the offal deposited
| there by those in charge and loud and repeat
ed threats are made of complaining OF the nui-
| sance unless it is stopped.