Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-06
MINNEAPOLIs GLOBELETs.
Wheat market steady at 80 cents per bushel

wheat market steady at ~ cents per bushel
for No. L., sss
! Thirty-four car loads Of lumber were shipped
yesterday.
Albee Smith has been appointed assigne of
Thos. Chambers, bankrupt.
rehearsal Of the Orchestral Union was held
at Association hall last evening.
Judge Rea, Of the probate court. starts East
to-day for few months vacation. @
The county commissioners will hold special
session of the board next Tuesday.
new grove of the Druids was constituted
in the hall on Bridge Square last evening.
Ten thousand eight hundred bushels of
wheat we're received at this city yesterday.
The Odd Fellows of Omaha will soon visit
this city and other attractive points in Mime
sofa.
No open air concert on the East SHE this
week, owing to the death Of Prof. Rudolph
Ritter.
Five Thousand six hundred and seventy-one
barrels Of -four were shipped from Minneapolis
yesterday.
The river at this point shows slight signs of
decline in volume during the past forty
eight hours.
The Fellow Helpers Christian Friend has
tablished a free employment bureau at 709
South Third street.
Work on the permanent building on the poor
farm is progressing rapidly under the direction
of Commissioner Glenn.
Thomas Hale Williams, librarian of the Athc-
neum, enjoyed the luxury Of Minneapolis
runaway yesterday. Nobody hurt
The injuries sustained by Will Anhies in the
runaway accident the other day. his physicians
think will not prove dangerous after all.
One of Grove g. Rowes wood carts was ship
wrecked at the west end of the east channel
bridge yesterday afternoon. No one injured
Johnson, Smith & Harrison, Of this city,
walked away with two classes of the State Job
printing in St. Paul yesterday and possibly an
other.
If H. s. Gordon goes for the Pioneer Press as
rapidly as he travelled after the fast horse men
on Park avenue last evening, there is liable to
be trouble for josef
Poundmasters and herdsmen will take notice
that vandal cattle are destroying trees and
shrubbery in the suburbs. Complaints to this
It was red-hot day yesterday. In the shade
| the thermometer indicated seventy nine de-
grees, and it was safe to conclude that it was
fully one hundred and four in the sun.
decision was filed in the clerks office, yes
! terday, in the case of D. B. Smith against D.
W. Albaugh, giving judgment for the plaintiff
for the full amount of the claim-$110.
On Saturday evening benefit entertainment
will be given at Turner's hall for the benefit of
the Germana orchestra The proceeds will be
devoted to the purchase of new uniforms.
Five very small new peaches may be bought
in Minneapolis fruit stores for the sum of five
cents. They are accompanied by huge dose
of stomach ache for which no charge is made.
Park avenue is the boss place for the fast
horsemen these pleasant evenings Jones the
fish man and O. Charles will please take notice
| and respect the rights of pedestrians on Hen
nepin avenue.
Winston Brothers have completed their con-
tract on the sewer extended from Washington
| and Hennepin avenues to First avenue north
and Third street, and the city engineer is max
! ing up their final estimate.
| In the municipal court yesterday Mrs. Sicg-
low, who arrested for keeping saloon open
on Sunday, was fined $12.45, and H. A. Billings
arrested for assault and battery was discharged,
no one appearing against him.
| The aforesaid vandal again cut down the
class tree planted on Tuesday by the class Of
| '78, on the university grounds. The gradual
! ing class should load a sixty -four FOUNDER and
detail man Of nerve for duty until after com
| mencement.
What in the world becomes of all the tooth.
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supply is exhausted more rapidly than they
| can obtain them. Wouldn't it be good pla1
! for some enterprising firm to establish fac
! tory in Minneapolis?
The great ''slick' through line of the Chica
go, Milwaukee T. St. Paul and Central Iowa are
| running on their usual fast time and arr
| transferring passengers from the B. C. r. & M
| road thus enabling travellers to reach this cit,
several hours sooner than by any other line
And still another runaway in Minneapolis
Yesterday morning the spirited team Of young
horses owned by John Reynolds, of South Min
everlasting smithereens. The driver escaped
with a few slight bruises about the face ant
| shoulders.
The through line of the c. NJ. 4 st. Pau
CENTRAL of Iowa. are running three trains reg
ular. and yesterday morning passengers arriv
ed at St. Paul aud Minneapolis that were trans
ferred to the above line ut Ackley by way o
the Illinois Central railroad, on account of tn
washout on the line Of the B. G. R. l. N. rail
way.
s. H. Mattison, Esq, has purchased tn
ground Immediately in the rear of the new say
ings bank building on Nicollet avenue go fee
front by &C feet deep), and will in a few day
break ground for new three-story block
which will be in keeping with the neighbor
hood. He was yesterday figuring with tn
contractor, Will Grimshaw, on the style an.
cost.