Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-25
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.
Wheat receipts 1000 bushels.
Wheat 81 and 9Oc per bushel.
Flour shipments 8, 1O1 barrels.

Wheat 81 and 90c per bushel.
Flour shipments 8, l01 barrels
Twenty five cars Of lumber is the average
loaded at the St. Paul & Pacific yards.
September LIST the street railway will be put
in operation on Fourth avenue south.
Plymouth (CongregationaD society of st.
Paul are to picnic at Minnetonka next Tues
day.
Thirteen States and territories, and one
Turin" land were represented at the Nicollet
house yesterday.
1t is reported that Mort. Rollins, of the late
firm of Day g. Rollins has made an assignment
for the benefit of his creditors.
John BARLEY, highly respected citizen of
lower town, died yesterday of consumption.
He has been ailing for some time.
The open air concert will be given as usual
at the corner of Sixteenth avenue south and
eighth street, tomorrow evening.
Beecher seats are still going off rapidly. 1t
is singular how people will go to witness the
open mouth of whited sepulchre.
Another laborer at Clark's mill met with an
accident yesterday by falling and fracturiDg
three ribs. His name could not be learned.
Col. VIM. Crooks Gov. VIM L. Banning and
Hon. j. B. Brisbin, Of st. Paul. were up yes
terday viewing the sights in and around the
sawdust city.
Geo. A. Dutoit, of Carver, was in the city
yesterday, and purchased McNeale &
Urban safe for his bank at that place. And it
is beauty, too.
A party of six pairs Of young people, of
whom, Albert Ovitt is which, have chartered a
steamer and will skim the surface of blue
Minnetonka to-day.
Loud talk again, (but no cider) about the
erection of a tirst-class watering place hotel at
Minnetonka. A stock company is to be organ
lied at once for that purpose.
p. o. Chilstrom and Charles A. Couillard
have entered into partnership under the name
of Chilstrom & Couillard, lawyers and attorneys.
Their card can be found in another column.
The vicinity of the platform, and the new
Touring mills, is the busiest place ON the Amer
icon continent to-day; and the dust is thicker
than at any other known spot on the face of
the earth.
The evening Tribune in it's heading of the
list Of Taxpayers who pay more than 1000
personal property, says, Taken from the AS
sessor's Books" That is untrue. 1t was taken
from the columns of the GLOBE.
Two stray children were the only inmates Of
the police station yesterday. The parents finally
rememb ered that the police might have dis
covered them and wendell their weeping way
thitherWard to discover them safe and sound.
free dispensary has been opened, where
the poor will receive physicians services and
medicine, at No. 21S Second avenue south.
This noble charity, and deserves the en-
couragement of the public. P. Screen APP
pies can be obtained at the fruit stores.
Geo. Florida returned to his home in this
city after having spent the entire season thus
far in constructing on the HI. & D. railway
extension. He reports the work progressing
rapidly, and all is pleasantness and peace in
Western Minnesota. George will return to his
shanties to-day.
Minnesota is took" by the vandals of the
super-heated South Every nook and corner of
the watering places is filed, with several States
still to hear from. The hotels and boarding
houses at Minnetonka are filled to-day and NAY
be empty tomorrow, so let none stay away
account of want of room. Come and get cool.
The funeral of John Reynolds, the Tuesdays
suicide will take place from Warmers under
taking rooms this forenoon at 10 o'clock. All
his late friends and acquaintance invited
to be present. In accordance with his request
his remains will be laid by the side of his late
wife at Layman's cemetery.
A rifle club is now all the talk among the
young men. A preliminary meeting for the
purpose of discussing the propriety of such a
organization will be held in Morse's block up
stairs Second street, opposite Pence's Opera
h, use on Friday evening next at 80 o'clock.
All parties interested are invited to attend.
Two gentlemen coming into the city on the
Crystal lake road Tuesday evening discovered
two hitching a horse in the woods and
Immediately leaving. Driving closer it was
discovered that there had been q runaway an
buggy demolished. The rig looked like a
livery turnout and the two gentlemen took the
horse and brought him to the city, caring for
him in a proper manner.
A. Russell, general passenger agent, Central
of Iowa, and family from Marshaltown, Ia,
and party of friends consisting of Mr.. G. NJ.
Hotchkin E. F. Dstrick, Miss Fannie Districk,
Miss Abbie Clifford, A. l.. Woodruff and wife,
and DR.. J. Adams, from Marshalltown, are
visiting Minneapolis and st. PAUL.. They will
sojourn at Mlnnetonka and White Bear for a
few days and look over the magnificent resorts
of these fine lakes, and take in some of the
beautiful fishing and other pleasures to be had