Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

Strawberries 10 and Is cents per quart.
sionists at Minnehaha will be on hand at the
Milwaukee depot promptly at 8:15 A. NJ.
A horse strayed from Eagle Creek, Scott coun-
ty, on the 18th inst. Capt. Hoy got the notice
on the 18th and yesterday coralled the animal
in this city.
The promised rain Of Tuesday night was
delusion and snare. The promise was more
than the performance, as scarcely drop fell to
moisten the parched earth.
Allan Hill has disposed of his Dayton Block
drug store to s. s. Small, who will hereafter
dispense healing potions instead of building
first class opera houses.
The Total Abstinence band will give another
of their pleasant open air concerts at the cor
ner of Sixteenth avenue south and Eighth
street, on Friday evening.
The health inspector buried three dead horses
yesterday and two the day before. The Ramsey
county Republican convention seems to have
poisoned the atmosphere for miles around.
The regetta at Lake Calhoun yesterday after
noon drew quite large crowd, but the storm
came up just in time to stop the fun. The
race commenced, but the wind drove them into
shore.
Two young women left their homes in St..
Cloud and came to this city on Tuesday. Chief
Munger got dispatch from the father of one
Of them and took them in charge on their
arrival.
l.. G.. Howard died of inflam nation of the
bowels on Tuesday. He was member of the
Odd Fellows and Druids and the insurance on
his life through these organizations aggregates
about $2,40O.
&. NJ. Cosswell d Co., is the name of new
firm that came from White Pigeon, Mich, re-
Gently and have opened up first class harness
| establishment at No. ll8 Washington avenue
south. Let them come; there is room for all.
Officer Wescott arrested drunken loafeI
who was frightening women and children on
| lower Washington avenue yesterday afternoon.
The thermometer being about 30 degrees in
the shade, the fellow was deposited in the
cooler to reflect.
| A. D. milford took Tom Kings place on the
swearing stool at Judge Cooley's court yester.
day, having made one of twelve good and true
men who decided 7x9 case. Profanity is very
| unbecoming but gives wonderful relief unde,
| certain circumstances
Only three runaways yesterday; one doing nc
damage, one wrecking meat wagon, a lumber
wagon and a single buggy, aud one caving il
Frank Sueeles Office on the hay market. II
| was too warm for d full days business in runa
ways. We will do better to-day.
1 One hundred and fifteen insurance agent.
have been heard from representing every sec
ton Of the State, and the convention of fiv,
| underwriters is already an assured success
! Every town of importance in Minnesota viii
be represented by one or mole agents.
Major Camp was visited at his mill by
number of his swarthy relatives from the vi
cinity of White Earth agency. If the aborigi
| nes don't protect themselves from the burn
| ing rays of the sun more perfectly they are liza
| BILE to become badly tanned the majo
himself.
! A. 7. Ankeny has removed his residenc
beyond the city limits, and may now be foun'
after business hours at his pleasant granger
home on Western avenue two miles from tn
city hall. May good luck attend you, Thomas
in the cultivation Of roses, strawberries an,
blooded cattle.
As it was all arranged for Washburn before
hand the GLOBE representative did not conside
the Republican primaries of sufficient i'm
portance to publish the names of delegate
chosen. It is still talked in Republican circle
that the county convention ought to select 4
delegates SO as to keep up with Stewart
friends.
The pupils Of the Jackson school gave
pleasant surprise to Miss Ten Eyck, principal
yesterday, by presenting her with pair Q
! beautiful vases and handsomely bound vo
ume of poems. Miss Ten Eyck has been pri1
cipal Of the Jackson school for several years
but next fall will leave the jackson and tax
charge Of the Franklin. She is most admire
BILE teacher, and the franklin neighborhood al
! to be congratulated.