Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-18
m1NSEApoL1s GLoBELETs.
Wheat market steady at $1.O2.

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Wheat market steady at $1.02.
Nothing new from the ruins yesterday.
Dime promenade concert this evening.
Haverly's New Orleans Ministries tonight.
The Willow river drive has reached Aiken.
The work of replanking the uppes bridge
was commenced yesterday.
The real estate transfers of the past week.
aggregated the sum of 1871, s05.
Thirty-two car loads of lumber, were
shipped from Minneapolis yesterday.
The dog-killer commences his duties on
Monday morning, so look out for your purps.
Twelve thousand four hundred bushels of
wheat, were received in Minneapolis yester-
day.
A tagging of Red Wing lime stone is to
be placed about the fountain on Bridge
square.
The total shipments of flour since Thurs
day noon, we're five thousand seven hundred
and seventy barrels.
The street sprinkler on Nicollet Island. is
voted blessing and pedestrians appreciate
the good work performed.
The Woman's Christian association gave
strawberry festival in Harmon's block last
evening that was success.
Treasurer T. j. Buxton was taken quite
sick on Friday afternoon, and has been con-
fined to his residence since.
New potatoes, about the size of your
thumb, are for sale in Minneapolis, and are
selling at about five cents piece.
The funeral of J. D. Hartford, who died
Friday evening, will take place to-day under
the direction Of the Odd Fellows.
The fly base ball tossers OF the GLOBE,
will visit Minneapolis this afternoon and
endeavor to warm the Tribune nine in
game of base ball.
A gentle shower set in about five o'clock
yesterday afternoon that was appreciated by
our citizens who have been wishing for the
ga me for some time.
W. NJ. Bracket, chief engineer of the fire
department, and Deputy County Auditor F.
S. Mcdonald have started East for a trip of
about ten days. combining business with
pleasure.
The union teachers meeting will be held
to-day in the Y. M. G. A. rooms from II to
~ o'clock, and will be led by Rev. D. Stew
art, D. D. The lesson taught viii tie, "Ne-
buchadnezzar's Dream.
All members of Robert Blum lodge, No.
81, I. O. q. F., are requested to assemble at
Odd Fellows hall, Saturday, May 18th, at
o'clock P. NJ, sharp, to attend the funeral of
our late brother Past Grand S. d. Stafford.
Some wretch went through the saloon of
w. D. Rosbach, on First street, taking there
from silver watch, the contents Of the
money drawer, the new liquor license and a
few trides. Mr.. r. would feel very grateful
for the return of the license, as it is of no
use to anyone else.
Yesterday forenoon the remains of the I'M
identified victims of the Washburn mill ex-
plosion were placed in caskets and removed
| from the undertaker's room to the vault in
Lakewood cemetery. The remains are to re-
main there until the search is completed and
! the council committee shall see fit to order
the formal burial. ST.
The Tourist and Sportsman. published
by A. S. Dimond, at Minneapolis, has made
its appearance, and is even more attractive
| than last year. The numerous illustrations
are finely executed, the printing neatly done,
and the columns full of information concern
| ing the many beautiful summer resorts
throughout the State.
A train of immigrants passed through the
day. The train consisted OF eight covered
wagons, numerous families, large drove of
cattle and considerable farming implements.
The wagon covers were inscribed as follows:
s'Red River or Bust" cred River Express >
"Ho for Red River and the like:
The secretary of the Denmark society,
caught young man of this city counterfeit
ing the tickets to the Scandinavian enter
tainments, and the other night when he pre-
scented one of the tickets at the door Of the
dancing hall. he was the recipient of such a
warning that he will not care to try the ex-
pertinent again very soon. Verdict. served
him right.
| The old time promenade concert this even.
ing in Association Hall will attract house
full of people, and prove an agreeable change
AS an additional attraction. Miss Berryfeld
soprano of the First Baptist church, St. Paul
will contribute some vocal selections. Prof
Banks, the elocutionist, will also read some
choice selections. Taken all in all, it will
| prove one of the best of the season.
Minneapolis has another new enterprise in
the shape of starch factory that is turning
out very superior article, manufactured
from Minnesota wheat The manufacturer
Mr.. A. r. Reubeth, is the only man in the
United States who makes starch out OF
wheat. All others use corn as it can be
manufactured from that article mucl
cheaper. This new starch is termed Lill,
White gloss starch, and it is thought vii
find ready market.
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