Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-31
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
sn.o,a,,v ngported for the Dany Globe
M1sNEApoL1s GLoBELETs.

Flour shipments, 1,Ol7 barrels
Wheat receipts, 1900 bushels.
D. B. Scarf, Esq, leading lawyer OF et
Cloud, was in the city yesterday.
The colored citizens f Minneapolis will
picnic at Minnetonka on THURSDAY.
The council committee on cancellation
will meet at the city clerks office this after
noon at o'clock.
Supt Prior, of the Milwaukee road, return
ed from brief visit to Chicago and Mil
waukee yesterday.
Mr.. William Young, one of the heaviest
commission merchants In Milwaukee, is
spending few days with friends in this CITY
Albert M. Shuey, Esq, organist and rail
way superintendent, left for Chicago yester-
day morning seeking for pleasant Summer
resort.
Senator A. E. Rice, of Willmar, was as;o-
ciating with good Democratic company IN
the persons of Frank Morse and Col. Crooks,
yesterday.
Col. Crooks is now mentioned by Mime
apolis Democrats in connection with the
Democratic nomination to Congress from
this district.
The Street Railway company commenced
laying their proposed new track on Fourth
avenue south yesterday forenoon. 1t is ex-
pected to be completed by the 10th OF Au-
gust.
Charley Duehren left for Kansas yesterday
morning, where he expects to reside Tor the
future. Charley has host of friends who
will follow him with good wishes to his new
home.
DC. Bell, Esq, and Mr.. Henry Plant, OF
this city, will attend the third annual Sun
day school assembly of the Northwest to be
held at Clear Lake, Iowa, commencing Mon
day, Aug 26.
The paw car on the Chicago, Milwaukee d
st. Paul railway reached this city about noon
yesterday and proceeded to g adden the en-
ployes of that great corporation with al IN
limited supply of currency.
The county board of equalization met at
the court house yesterday. Nothing OF I'M
portance was done except to pass resolu-
ton calling upon Assessor Warner, of Mime
apolis town, to come forward and explain
certain matters in relation to his assessment.
They will meet again to-day.
Caleb Tingley, dairyman, of Minneapolis
town, ITALICS No. /, having delivered the first
load of new wheat in this city at the Arctic
mill yesterday. 1t graded No. l, and weighed
b9h lbs. to the bnshel. He has threshed
600 bushels from twenty-five acres. how is
60; Of tha
Certain members of what is technically
known as the "Pine Land Ring in this city
object to the publication of the list OF own
ers of those lands as they appeared In the
GLOBE yesterday. And one queer thing
about the matter is, that no two of them can
agree as to whether the list is correct OF
not.
A seduction to side seats, main hall, fol-
Beecher's lecture tomorrow evening.-EUeninJ
Tribune.
In the name OF common humanity the
GLOBE protests against these ceaseless IN
suits to the great Plymouth pastor Mr.
b. is no such man. The courts have said
80; the church has said SO. Why follow this
matter up further.
The fire trap on First avenue south, be,
tween Washington avenue and Third street
continues to 90 up. rafter after rafter, ane
no property owner in that vicinity appears
to protest. Well, the GLOBE can stand the
burning of Minneapolis with as much
equanimity as though it owned q million O
property here.
Gen. Rosser will leave for the Yellowstone
to-day the GLOBE has sent him off in goot
style several times already-but none o
them count but this one), and will be accom-
panied by several handsome, talented ant
altogether reputable citizens. We recon
mend their scalps to the mercy of the nobl
red man. a.
Readers of the GLOBE will not forget tn
Tabernacle excursion to Lake Minnetonk
tomorrow Thursday 1t promises to b
one of the most thoroughly en- joyable of tn
entire season. It will comprise an excursion
on the Ida May around the lake, including
tho upper lake, touching at Cooks and Chap
mans. 1t is not Sunday school excursion
but for adults, and all who come will b
made most cordially welcome.
An article appeared in the Minnesota pa
pers few days ago to tho effect that Viii
liam Joice, formerly of this city, and at on
time connected with the Reform school, ha
been killed by the Indians in Montana, O
the 18th of July. 1t was mistake, for MI!
Joice. who lives in this city, got letter fror
her husband yesterday, dated July 10th, an
he was then safe and sound at Fort Bento1