Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-04
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necessary that the business up to June 1st
should be closed at once. H. P. HALL,
Notice to Subscribers.
Any subscribers failing to receive the GLOBE
promptly will confer q favor by reporting the
delinquency at the Office corner of Nicollct and
Washington avenues.
AIINNEAP OILS GLOBELETs.
Wheat market quiet at 90c per bushel for
No. l.
The debris about the Zenith mill is being
cleared away.
Five feet three inches of water in the
river at this point
The city council holds regular meeting
tomorrow evening.
Slight sun showers refreshed Minneapolis
vegetation yesterday.
The market gardeners were in the city in
full force yesterday morning.
There was large amount of fish taken
from Lake Minnetonka Sunday.
Eighteen thousand bushels of wheat were
received in Minneapolis yesterday.
Work on the Washington avenue north
extension sewer was commenced yesterday
The regular monthly meeting of the
Workingmen's union was held at their hall
last night. .-.-.-... -
Two thousand four hundred and twenty
five barrels of flour were shipped from Min
neapolis yesterday.
Don't forget the Crusaders entertainment
on Friday evening at Pence Opera house
1t will be a good one.
The police force have made their monthly
change of work; the day force now do
night duty and vice.yersa. -.
The flag was flying at haf-mast on Har.
nlolia hall yesterday, out of respect to the
memory of Rudolph Ritter.
The Seventh Street M. e. church society
will give a literary and musical entertainment
tomorrow evening. Refreshments will
be served afterwards.
Regular monthly meeting of Academy of
Natural Sciences at their room in Center
block this evening. There should be full
attendance Of members.
Ed. Stevens walks away with the tax list
again this year, at price of ten cents per
description; the same to be published in the
Saturday issue of the Mirror.
This evening Mr.. Tremaine will give his
first entertainment in the Academy of Music.
His sun pictures are highly spoken of, and
the house should be packed. Admission
free.
Chas. Hoag, Ed. A. Stevens, and Allen Hill,
high muck.amucks in the Odd Fellows left
on the evening train yesterday for three
days siege of the Grand Lodge, which opens
in Rochester this morning.
A horse owned by al East side gentleman
named w. III. Mansfield, ran away, throwing
MI. M. and his son out and smashing the
buggy. The son was quite severely injured,
sustaining a fracture of his left arm.
Last evening Mrs. Amanda M. Way, of
Kansas, delivered an address before the Re
form club, at their hall, on Washington
avenue. A large number of people were in
attendance, and were much pleased with the
speaker.
The literary societies of the State univer-
sity held their annual gathering i'll the
chapel last evening. Rev. D. l.. Keihle de-
livered very interesting address, and the
exercises passed off in the best of order, to
the satisfaction of the society and guests.
The building committee Of the board of
education was in session at the Office of Gale
& Co. yesterday afternoon, considering prop
ositions for the completion of the high
school building. It is expected that Whea-
ton & Reynolds will be awarded the contract,
and that the building will be completed in
time for the fall term.
William Christensen has resigned from,
the police force, for the purpose of entering
upon more lu crative employment. In future
Chilly" will be found at the boot and shoe
store of P. j. e. Clementson, on Washington
avenue. For two years and two months
Christensen has been one of the most eff
ficient of the force and the department. will
greatly miss him.
The police run in couple of youngsters
last evening, who we're discovered in the ac
of filling sacks with damaged wheat in Mr.
Christians barn. They were but fourteen
or fifteen years of age. They had pom.
and wagon with them and we're going in fol
wholesale business. They told the chic
that they had asked a man down near there
if they might have some of the wheat, ant
were told to take all they wanted. The
youngsters will probably be released.
This evening the commencement exercises
of the Minneapolis female seminary viii
take place at the First Baptist church, cor
ner Of Hennepin avenue and Fifth street
The exercises will commence at 8 o'clocl
sharp, and all who wish to attend shoul'
make calculations to be in their place
promptly SO as not TO interfere with tn
opening numbers. Seats are to be reserve.
for the members of the board of directors
parents of performers and the present mem
bers of the school. The graduating elias
consists of five young ladies, who will re
ceive their diplomas from Gen. w. D. Wash
burn, president of the board of directors.
HARMONY RESTORED.