Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-31
M1NNEAPoL1s GLoBELETs.

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MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
"Whose heel am dat burnln'F e
Ed. Cramsie don't want to be chief of
police.
It was unusually quiet on the streets yes
terday.
Rev. G. M. Heard breaches at Lake City
to-day. @
DR.. Buffers health, we are happy to learn,
is improving
One dollar and five cents per bushel was
paid for wheat yesterday.
All those who have registered should not
fail to vote on Tuesday next.
Don't forget the Father Matthew society
meeting this evening.
Only two DRINKS at the municipal court
and not very bad cases either.
The street lamps were cleaned yesterday;
and they were sadly in need Of it, too.
Men who wouldn't look at you one month
ago are your best friends now-apparently.
The district court did not turn out any
thing in the shape of news items yesterday.
Shipments of flour 1922 barrels and re-
ceipts of wheat over $4,000 bushels yester-
day. Q. .fg
Harlow Gales dime concert, last night,
was unusually good. Give us some more OF
the same sort.
Many of the business houses IN the city
are being improved by having the front por-
ton re-modeled.
1t is really astonishing what an amount OF
confidential conversation is INDUCED In on
the streets now a-days.
Rev. D. Cobb has returned from his
Southern trip, and will occupy his pulpit IN
Centenary church this morning.
And now they are attempting to impeach
Glenn's character by circulating petitions
and stories about his past life. What next!
The Delta Sigma society of the State Uni
versity is to have meeting on Monday even
ing that promises to be unusually interest
ing.
The Chalybeate Springs on the East Side
prove strong attraction on Sunday, and a
large number of our citizens will visit them
to-day.
gospel meeting Of the Young Mems
Christian association will be held at associa
ton parlor at half-past three o'clock this
afternoon.
The committee on claims of the board O
county commissioners, held session at tn
court house yesterday, but transacted no bu
siuess of public importance.
The country was well represented yester
day and many an honest granger was mad
happy by disposing of his load of wheat a
such advantageous figures as were ofere
yesterday.
The Hessian military band was in tow
again yesterday. and appeared to enjoy them
selves highly. They express themselves q
much pleased with the city and it's bushes
enterprises.
Snyder & Keator, city bill posters, wei
busily engaged in billing the city for the al
pearance here, on April Sd, of the charmin
Young tragedienne, Mary Anderson. fu
house will greet her appearance.
Reports from sup river are to the effe
that the logs are being driven along in fiji
shape and the mills here will, it is believe
be in full operation at no distant day. Th'
can't start any too soon for some of o.
citizens.
Naughty boys are in the habit of amusil
themselves by breaking the costly STAIN
glass windows in the church of the Redee1
er. That may be fun for the boys, but t
church authorities view the matter in d
ferent light.
DR.. Ames returned from Anoka yesterda
where he has just instituted section of 1
endowment rank of the knights of Pythi;
The section was organized with eighte
charter members, and will be known as ST
ton 129 The officers chosen are as folloy
President-M. V. Bean.
Vice President-O. D. Nash.
Chaplain-O. S. Miller.
Secretary and Treasurer. L. Cutler.
Guide-H. E. Lepper.
Guard-C. A. Little.
Sentinel-W. F. Chase.
Examining Physician-D. G. Durham.
Editor Pioneer Press.