Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-03

memorial Ut Et;sSAess Office.
The Minneapolis business Office of the GLOBE
has been removed to CALEB Co.'s insurance and
real estate .o:6ce, corner Of Nicollet and Wash
ingtoD ayezues. ~
MINNEAPoLIs GLOBELETs.
Westminster church is being repaired.
Open air concert, tomorrow evening, on the
east side.
The interior Of the market house is being
decorated -.E5ss
Wheat market steady at s1.10 for No. l, and
sl.o7 for No. 2.
Oglcsby's Troubadours, at the Academy of
Music this evening.
The O'Brier-Jnrrctt COW case, comes up for
its third hearing to-day. ...>~---.-----z
Thirty-one car loads of lumber were sent out
of Minneapolis yesterday.
Twenty thousand bushels Of wheat were re-
ceived at Minneapolis yesterday.
Three thousand eight hundred and twenty
barrels of -four were shipped yesterday.
Margaret Brady has brought suit for,,divorce
against Hardin, Brady, or the ground Of adul-
tsry.
monthly change The day force now do night
duty, and vics oersa. #
The water in the river at>this point, is still
on the decline, and the guage indicates only six
feet and two inches.
The real estate transfers recorded during the
aast week aggregate s42 ,670--not such bad
showing for dull times.
The regular monthly meeting Of the. Sister
hood of Bethany will be held at the residence
asT. B. Walker at half-past two o'cleok to-day.
While some repairs were going on in the en-.
CINE room Of the Nocollet house yesterday the
boiler dropped down and ont, so to speak. An
old sewer that had been covered UP and forgot
ton was the cause. 1t was lively place for
some time after the discovery,
In the municipal court yesterday business
was dull. James Lahey, charged with having
stolen bond, was discharged. Frank Loblin
charged with maintaining nuisance in the
shape Of depositing filthy water and ashes upon
ground in the city limits, came up for trial
The case was continued till this morning. H.
4. Manson charged with using indecent Ian
guage, was brought mp, but the case was dis
missed
The East Minneapolis brass band have nearly
completed a handsome grand stand for their
accommodation, while giving their series of
open cir concerts this summer. The stand is
erected on an elevated piece Of ground on the
the Central school house grounds. It is of
ample proportions, end constructed so rs to
combine the two most important qualities.
beauty and utility. It is to be painted in good
taste, and the roof surmounted by O flag staff,
from which will float tho stars and stripes. On
tomorrow evening they give tho second con-
cert in the series, and will be sure to attract a
largo attendance, despite counter attractions:
Tomorrow evening Brother Gale will intro
drce one Of his old-time dime promenade con-
certs. All but LOCO of the chairs are to be
taken out leaving room for those who wish to
indulge in walk around.' stand for the
musicians is to be erected in the center of the
hall. Weinberg's orchestra will furnish the in
ntrumental music. Then Miss Julia Bergfeld,
soprano OF the Baptist church, st. Paul, will
furnish some vocal selections and q popular
lady reader will appear Tho hall will be
packed to its utmost capacity. MIR. Gale pro-
poses to introduce these promenade concerts
quite often If the public show their apprecia-