Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-10
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBEEErs.

| Its all over town-mud.
! The court house was dull place for items
yesterday.
Wheat still up st clos per bushel for the
best qnAlity.
Four hundred barrels of -four were shipped
directly to Europe yesterday.
It WAS decidedly disagreeable, rainy, nasty
day in Minneapolis yesterday.
Two hundred six year old children have been
admitted to the public schools this term.
Superintendent Smith has examined seventy
applicants for positions - teachers in the pub
lie schools.
The ladies Of the Washington Avenue NJ. e.
church are to give IN ice cream and maple
wax sociable at the church this evening.
shipped over the various railroads passing
through Minneapolis and indicates lively
time in the farming districts.
| Four Thousand. six hundred and seventy-fouz
barrels Of -four were shipped from Minneapolis
| yesterday, and seventeen thousand and six hun
dred bushels of wheat were received.
The scandinavian evangelist. F. Franson.
will deliver q sermon in English ct Harrison
hall this evening, at 7:s0 o'clock. Subject:
Submit your selves therefore to God"
In the matter of the commissioner Of the
third district, Mr.. Hedderly is once more in his
seat. He gained it by two to one-the one
being cast for G. L. Snyder. That settles it.
The Orchestral Union held their first rehear
the choice selections to be rendered ut their
concert Friday evening. The concert will be
one Of their best.
The Fireman's Relief Association will hold .
meeting this evening at half past seven clock,
Second street and Third avenue North. full
attendance 10 desired.
The lumbermen will rejoice in the news that
this rain extends away up north, and the mil
lers will be pleased to hear that it extends
throughout the farming districts along the
lines of the railroads centering in Minneapolis.
The officers elected for the ensuing year BY
the members of Steamer Co. No. l, are a. fol-
seph Scallan; fireman, NJ. o. Sullivan; driver
of hose cart. Steve Mcbride. Hose Go. No.
reelected J. B. Ellinger driver for another
year.
The Philomathean society of the High school
will hold their entertainment at the Academy
of Music this evening. Secure your seats at
Wilson's music store this morning or you may
be unable to find seat upon going to the
Academy in the evening. It is to be an unu-
sually fine exhibition, and is going to draw .
crowded house.
The east channel bridge is in terrible con-
dition, and to pedestrians was almost impas-
sable last evening. Unless change for the
better occurs soon some one conld
make an independent fortune by run
ming ferry across the bridge to carry pedes-
TRANS over the small ponds of water standing
on that structure.
At the municipal court yesterday one drunk
was brought mp and discharged.
saloon keeper known a. Cheap Nike was
arrested for selling liquor to . minor. A. J..
Myers was also arrested on like offense. $25
and costs is the penalty in such cases. Peter
Noel another chap of the Same sort, il wanted,
and . warrant is out for his arrest.
Deserved seats for the concert to be given by
the Orchestral Union, on Friday evening next,
may he obtained at Wilson's music store this
morning. The union has secured an unusual
amount of attractions for their tenth concert.
which promises to be in all respects superior to
its predecessors. The Cecilia Quartet, Mrs,
Clark in two solos, and Prof. Harmsen in vo-
cal solo, will furnish the vocal attractions, to
which may be added the violin solo of Prof.
Weinberg, and violin and piano duet BY
Professor Weinberg and Miss Bari n. The or
chestra 10 to have four numbers-and it may be
remarked that the orchestra has never heen 80
strong or effective az it is at the present time