Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-11
u1NNEAPOLIs GLOBELErs.
This is qnarter night.
Adah Richmond tonight.

| This is qnarter night.
! Adah Richmond tonight
| The relief fund has now reached 81, 1851.
The logs continue to come along in fine
style.
Twenty-cight car loads Of lumber shipped
yesterday.
Hay market dull yesterday and but few farm
ers in the city.
The real estate transfers during the past
week aggregate $43,6l2s
Nine Thousand two hundred bushels Of wheat
received here yesterday.
Colonel Lounsberry, of the Bismarck Tribune,
was in the city yesterday.
Mayor A. C. Rand started East last evening
for short business trip.
One thousand five hundred and ninety bar
| rels Of flour shipped yesterday.
Another dead horse has been fshed out of the
water above the city water works.
Wheat market weak, but not quoted lower
than s1.06 per bushel for No. article.
Another runaway team on First street was
captured in time to spoil another good item.
Cold and cloudy with slight showers, yester-
day, made pedestrians grumble considerably.
That sidewalk on the corner of Washington
| and Hennepin avenues is great improvement.
! The Woman's Christian association, hold a
regular monthly meeting yesterday after
| noon.
The Harmonic Society have also decided to
give an entertainment for the benefit of the
sufferers.
| County commissioners meet this morning :to
open bids for erection Of the new poor house
buildings.
The street sprinklers did good service yester-
! day forenoon, but tho rain drove them inside
after dinner.
| An omnibus is to be run between the Nicol-
let house and the Cbalybeate springs Sun
| days hereafter.
Air-brakes have been applied to the Owatonns
! accommodation train, on the line of the G. NJ.
st. P. & NJ railway.
There was not single case before the munic-
ipal court yesterday. Who says our city .
morals have been corrupted?
The repairs in tho city hall building are be-
ing pushed forward at lively rate, and
when completed will give that structure a
greatly improved appearance.
The first course Of stone on all the arches of
the east channel bridge have been placed in
position, and the remaining work will be
| pushed to an early completion.
| The St. Paul Turner's are to visit Minneapo-
| lis on Monday evening for the purpose of as
| sisting the Turn-Verein, of Minneapolis, in the
| benefit entertainment for the sufferers.
! The Eastern train ON the Chicago Milwaukee
& St. Paul road was four hours behind time
yesterday morning, owing to the destruction OF
| the trestle work few miles below st. Paul.
Portraits of the Misses HOLSTER, Cauthoui
and White, who are to read at Association hall
this evening, are hung up in conspicuous show
windows about town, attracting considerable
attention.
The temperance reform club held meeting
at their room, Washington avenue, last
evening, and discussed tho Power of Appe.
tite." The Rev. W. Fl. Rogers took the lead in
an able and at times quite eloquent manner.
An alarm of fire was sounded at about two
o'clock yesterday morning, caused by the dis
covery of fire in the cooper shops on First
street, near the railroad crossing. The shops
were entirely consumed, and were valued 81
| 1000. The owner, Mr.. Charles Scheriff, had
| a policy in the Germania fire insurance com
pany for 800. The origin still remains mys