Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-28

change. For tickets and sleeping car berths ap-
ply to W. g. Teller, ticket agent, No. 8 Wash
ington avenue, Opposite the Nicollet House, }
Minneapolis. Geo. H. Hazard, No. 116 East
Third street, St. Paul.
Passengers from st. Paul will leave by St.
Paul & Sioux City railroad at 3:15 p. H.; con-
Meeting at Sioux City Junction.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
Wheat $1.O5 per bushel.
Warmest day of the season yesterday.
Four thousand and twenty-five barrels of
flour shipped yesterday.
Eight thousand eight hundred bushels of
wheat we're received yesterday.
The Delta Sigma society has its regular
meeting on Monday evening.
Mr.. E. G. Chatfeld has moved his law
office into Kelley's block on Bridge Square.
The cattle market presented quite an ami.
mated appearance yesterday, but sales were
rather slow.
Henry Washington was up for pounding
his white wife, and went to Jail for 60 days.
Farmers were too numerous to mention in
Minneapolis yesterday. They all report
crops doing finely.
The front of the old Tribune building, on
Washington avenue, is being reprinted a
bright brick color.
Six feet and eight inches of water in the
river at this point. An increase of about one
inch per day on an average is perceptible.
The grand uniform ball of the Odd Eel
lows on Friday evening was the largest social
gathering ever assembled in Pence Opera
House.
DR.. Stolz will deliver free lecture, at AS
ISOLATION Hall, at 3 o'clock this afternoon,
the subject being ''Alcoholism.'' The hall
should be crowded.
The churches should be we'll attended to-
day if the fine weather of the past two days
continues. Some fine sermons have been
prepared for the occasion.
Another Minneapolis horse started run
away yesterday morning, on Washington
avenue south, but was captured before any
serious damage had been done.
An Amateur company of local talent have
in preparation an opera entitled ''The Jury
Trial." which will soon be produced for the
benefit of our amusement loving people.
John Neill, an employee of the Minneapolis
q st. Louis railway shops in this city fell
from a step ladder upon table, striking up
on some drills, thereby receiving some quite
severe wounds.
The dime concert, or rather Slime olio,'
as Brother Gale called it, drew another good
house last night. The various features were
all we'll rendered and were duly appreciated
by the assembly.
George Turner was brought down to
Minneapolis to receive surgical attendance,
necessitated by injuries received while as
sisting to break up jam of logs on Big Viii
low river recently.
The case of j. r. Deardolf, for drunken
ness and disorderly conduct, was brought up
in the municipal court yesterday afternoon,
and on account of an absent witness was
continued till Monday.
New Jerusalem (or Swedenborgian) church.
corner Fifth avenue and Ninth street. Rev.
T.. G. Mitchell, pastor. Services at P. NJ
Subject: Injecting Our Friends in the Spirit
ual World after Death.
For the best quality of Sugar-cured Hams.
Shoulders, Lard, Fresh Pork, Sausage of
every variety, Bacon, and everything in the
line of Pork, cali at the Office, 315 First
avenue south, and ask for the prices of "Our
Brandt
Frank ). Kelly, plumber at work about
the residence of G. H. Rust, while in an ex-
buried by the caving in of the earth yester-
day morning. Assistance soon arrived, and
succeeded in extracting him from his peril
GUS position before serious injury was in
ficted.
On Tuesday evening club of amateurs, of
this city, will present Bakers charming melo-
drama, 'sAbove the Clouds" at the Academy
of Music. This entertainment is for the
benefit of the organ fund of Gethsemane par
ish, and will, it is believed, prove one of the
finest amateur performances ever witnessed
in the city. Seats have been selling quite
rapidly and crowded house is predicted.
Major John E. Simpson, general superin-
tendent of the Vandalia line, accompanied
by his family, and Mr.. Crosby, of St. Louis,
in company with eight or ten others, arrived
III eAo CAUJ yOoIC4Ooy' AA0 pd1Cy Caluc
through by way of the ''Great Through Line
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, Central
Iowa and st. Louis, Kansas City & Northern
railways This route is becoming quite
popular.
Housed, the alleged Winona murderer,
writes a letter in which he denies the state
ment made by his wife, and she responds in
another letter in which she reiterates her
former accusations against him. And she
goes still further and intimates that he also
killed the partner of the Canadian. When will
this thing end? and if he is such cold
blooded assassin, why do not the authorities
make some effort to punish him for the
crime?
julius Todd, colored man, was arrested
on Washington Avenue yesterday afternoon,
on charge of obstructing, or helping to OBJ
struct the sidewalk. Julius was distributing
hand-bills, and the passers- by taking the bills
would glance at the advertisement, then in a
majority of cases, throw them upon the side
walk. When this had been continued for
some time the walk was covered with the
bills, or nearly so. He was ordered to move
along, and not be scattering the bills about
him in that manner. Some words ensued
and the man finally became rather 1o,,d IN h;c