Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-14
MINNEAPOLIS G1oBELErs.

Shipments Of flour yesterday, 3,10o bar
rels.
The weather remains wonderfully beauti-
full for the season.
st. Marks parish ladies give sociable to
their friends, at the rectory, this evening.
| Wheat received, 22,4OO bushels. No. 1,
rs cents; No. 2, 70 cents; No. 3, 81 cents.
The stone crosswalks at the corner of Mic
ollet and Washington avenue, are being
taken up and lumber ones substituted.
farmers team ran into buggy on MIC
ollet avenue last night. No damage, but a
good deal of quiet swearing by both drivers.
The Millers' association held meeting
yesterday morning, and considered the pro-
priety of erecting new Office in which to
transact their rapidly increasing business.
The Chicago, Milwaukee g. st. Paal rail
way company are fencing the passenger
tracks from the above named depot to Fifth
avenve south. This will be q decided i'm
provement
Judge vanderburgh yesterday fled de-
cision sustaining defendants demurrer in
the case of w. w. Eastman ct al. against
the city of Minneapolis, but allowing plain
tifs to amend.
A horse and delivery wagon owned by P.
M. Way, the grocer on Washington avenue,
was stolen by some one while at the corner
of Twenty-frst avenue and Fifteenth street
south, last evening.
The calendar for the November term of
the district court is very large, there being
12l new cases and SO old cases, number of
them being of great Importance and one or
two that will consume considerable time.
The semi-annual meeting of the State
Millers' association was held at the Nicollet
house yesterday afternoon. number of
millers from other states were present, and
board of directors and officers for the en-
suing year were elected.
Mr.. P. Clausen, the artist who has paint
ed the scenery used at Pence Opera House,
has been awarded the silver medal for the
finest exhibition of oil paintings made at the
mechanical and agricultural exhibition held
in this city in September last.
IL - IuuOIou L1aC Ir. I16frlCK, manager
of the Academy of Music, has gone to Cali
fornia for the purpose of making perma-
nent contract with Rose Wood, with view
of making that little lady the center of a
permanent company which will occupy the
Academy of Music during the winter. The
GLOBE gives the rumor for what it is worth.
An elderly gentleman landed from street
car yesterday afternoon at the First avenue
south crossing, and stood directly in the
middle of the driving track gazing vacantly
up the street until his reveries were dis
turbed by being run against and knocked
heels over head by lady driving at brisk
pace. No bones broken, but the elderly
gentleman has learned that the middle of
the street is not the spot for quiet medita-
ton.
The Gale collection of paintings, which
are on exhibition at the store formerly oc-
cupied by j. F. House, on Hennepin avenue,
should be visited by all interested in art col
lections. The paintings were brought to this
city by the well-known auctioneer, Mr.. B.
Scott, and will be sold before he leaves the
city, that is if last evenings sale is any indi-
cation OF the way in which the collection
will sell. The rooms are open all day for
the inspection of the collection.