Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-10
Shipments of -four, $50 barrels.
Receints of wheat 2 900 hushels.

Shipments of -four, $50 barrels.
Receipts of wheat, 5000 bushels.
Hon. l.. A. Marvin, of Duluth, wa, regis
tered at the Nicolet house yesterday.
Peter Paulson was adjudged insane yester
day, and forwarded to st. Peter in charge OF
Sheriff Thompson.
Work has temporarily ceased on the vault
in process of construction for the court rec
ords at the court house. Is this because Of
the tax howl?
Another squad of our German fellow.
citizens left for Waseca yesterday. Another
party still will go down to-day. and the e1-
cursion train tomorrow at 1880 A. NJ.
All members of the K. of P. association
and others, members of the K. Of P, are
requested to meet at Pythian hall. Saturday
Aug. 10th. Business of importance. Pei
order of the captain.
Health Inspector Nsh is standing on tht
southeast corner of his ear. and will sum
marily light down on all who violate the
nuisance ordinance from this time forward
of interchangeable concerts at the corner Of
Sixteenth avenue South and Eighth streets
last evening. The weather was very pleas,
ant and the crowd large.
The Norwegian literary society of this city
paid S8O.5O to Mrs. Norstram, of st. Paul
left destitute by the death of her husband
some time ago. The sum was raised by an
f,r{ ba
Geo. Fl. Rust, ESQ., of the real estate firm
of Gale & Co., left last evening for Duluth
with the full determination to make the tour
Of Lake Superior and enjoy a season of
Otium cum. He will be absent about q
week.
Discouraging reports as to the wheat crop
continue to arrive. Parties from Farming
ton Yesterday informed the GLOBE man that
quite q large number of farmers had given
up the attempt to harvest, and would pillow
the crop under.
Two carloads of new wheat came in from
Lake City yesterday and two from Big Lake
Three Of the four cars graded number two
giving fifty-six pounds to the bushel, but the
third car was marked rejected, on account OF
DR.. D. M. Goodwin will arrive by the
train from the East this morning, and the
funeral of his child, whose death the GLOBE
announced yesterday, will be from the fami-
ly residence this afternoon at o'clock
Friends of the family are invited.
Mayor Rand, Senator Pillsbury and Hon
w. D. Washburn yesterday provided car.
riages and placed them at the disposal OF
the Northern Pacific excursion party for the
purpose of taking view of the city and Wis
iting places of note in this vicinity.
Readers of the GLOBE will not fail to at.
tend Bob. Burclette's seance at Association
hall tonight. II is difficult thing to be
kin, Bob. kin. He is a laughing philoso-
pher of the double and twisted species.
An old bachelor farmer of the town oil
Bloomington who lived alone was found
seated at his table dead on Thursday morn
ing last by one of his noighbors. His death
is supposed to have been occasioned by
heart disease, he having been known to be q
sufferer from that cause for years.
Judge Gregory, of the st. Louis railroad
the gentleman who engineered the
st. Louis excursion to this
city and Duluth was the recipient OF
a magnificent gold watch at the hands OF
parties who participated in the trip. 1t is 8
beautiful present. and was most worthily be-
slowed.
The box factory and planning mill of Van
Tratha & Go. is to be rebuilt at once by
cleaned out entirely, and having no insur
ance, are totally without means for rebuild
ing Other parties, however, have placed
their shoulder to the wheel and the mill viii
be rebuilt without delay.
A row took plabe at Savory's hotel on tn.
Island, between two italian organ grinders
who had been taking too much balloon Juice
They had ground together in sweetest har
mony until the VIII sky created discord, wher
they proceeded to carve each other with clubs
am knock each other down with dirk knives
and now they languish in the lookup.
A stranger named Force, a resident O
Rochester, N. Y, was driving in the lower
part of the city last evening about O'Clock
when the bit parted. The horse became q
once unmanaoeable, and ran furiously dow,
the street, colllding with Smith u Scribner'
delivery wagon. Mr.. Force was throw
violently to the ground, and terribly bruised
about the head and face. He was uncon
scious for short time, but finally recovered
and is not thought to have been dangerousl.
hurt.
AL. Stone read the account in the GLOBE O
Brothers Galpin and Stanton having enjoye,
visit from skunk while engaged in piou
meditation at Cedar Lake, last Sunday. I
is needless to add that Al. enjoyed it. Yes
terday he was driving out by the lake an
discovered brother Galpin seated under hi
vine and fig tree keeping cool. IL see b
the GLOBE you had visitor last Sunday,
remarked AL. ''Yes, perfumed one" ans
wered brother G. "Waal," responded tn
wag, (which one of you had to novel - an
with his noiseless laugh passed on.