Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-31
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

Shipments of flour yesterday 2,7OO BUSH
els.
The Minneapolis seminary will open Sept.
9th.
Wheat received, $4,000 bushels; No. /
new 92c; No. new SIC.
The committee on claims will meet at the
auditors office this morning at 10 o'clock.
The Lurline boat club will give prone
made at Silver Grey hall next Thursday eve
ming.
The Northwestern Telegraph company has
| established an Office at the exposition
grounds.
meeting at Prof. Tousley's Office this morn
ing at o'clock.
Senator Blaine writes to the exposition
authorities that he will reach Minneapolis
on Monday evening.
Rev. Fl. N. Herrick will conduct the Union
teachers meeting this morning at II o'clock
at Association hall.
Hennepin lodge A. F. & A. NJ, of this
city, has subscribed $50 fer the relief OF the
yellow fever sufferers.
DIR. Hill has joined the Sank Rapids sur
veying party, and proposes to have little
shindy with the mosquitoes before frost
| comes.
VIM. Lawrence, Leander G. Lawrence,
| Thomas Moulton, Albert Adams and S. P.
Chase have filed voluntary petitions in bank
ruptcy.
| Teachers will remember the meeting at
Washington building this morning at 8
o'clock. 1t is inportont that all should be
present.
| The Milwaukee road will run trains every
sition grounds and have fixed the fare at
20 cent for the round trip.
Rev. DR.. Tuttle, of the church of the Re-
deemer, having enjoyed the rest and refresh
ment of his annual vacation, will hold SER
vices Sunday next, morning and evening, as
usual.
| The Prohi 4itiol. county committee will
hold meeting this morning at Lees hall,
| Washington avenue, to make arrangements
for the Prohibition State convention, which
will be held in this city on Tuesday next.
| There will be a dime concert and prone
made at Association hall this evening. Vein
berg's orchestra will furnish the instrument
al music and Miss Julia Bergfeld, of the First
Baptist church choir of ST. Paul, will render
some choice vocal selections.
People who are making Groveland addi-
ton Gehenna, wherein to dump (but not
to burn) all the filth of the city, had as we'll
look little out. The owner of Groveland
promises to prosecute to the full extent of
the law anyone making nuisance of his
outlots.
| An amateur horse trainer at the exposition
grounds managed to get in the way of one Of
the lightning visiting horses yesterday fore
noon. Result,-an amateur driver shot
forty feet into the air, and a sulky fitted for
kinding wood. The visiting brother was
uninjured.
Some people are foolish enough to believe
that President Hayes will come to Minneapo-
lis during the exposition. Even Tom King,
level-headed as he usually is, is reckless
enough to go about the streets betting eight
| cigars against seven that Mr. Hayes will
come to time.
The flyers from the recent great races in
Milwaukee left that city for Minneapolis by
fast trains last night, and will arrive at the
exposition grounds some time tonight,
where comfortable quarters and Sabbath
days rest awaits them before the commence
ment of the labors of the week.
Jim Phelps, the popular railway conductor
Oh the Milwaukee road, who was supposed to
be so seriously injured week ago by run
away horse, is walking about the streets. He
says he has never suffered moments pain
from the fracture of his collar bone and
shoulder, but the COMPOUNDED trimmings
given him by the doctor worry him most to
| death this hot weather.