Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-30
m1NNEApoL1s GLoBELErs.

Shipments of -four yesterday, 2,150 barrels.
changed.
Gov. Austin is visiting friends in this city,
and will remain during the fair.
Prof. Tousley invites the public school teach
ers to meet him. See notice elsewhere
DR.. Corbett, of st. Marks Episcopal church
in this city, is reported seriously i'll at Kenosha.
Wisconsin.
Elder Heard, of the NJ. E. Tabernacle, will
preach next Sunday as usual, having returned
from his vacation.
Winthrop Young. of this city, has been APP
pointed one of the State board Of equalization
vice 81. T. Welles resigned.
The finishing coat of gravel is being put on
the stone arch bridge and will be ready for
travel within day or two.
Hon. w. d. Washburn has returned to an
admiring constituency, after having made the
rounds OF the Eastern watering places.
Judge Lewis L. Whitney, prominent citizen
of Grand Rapids, Michigan, accompanied by a
party Of friends, was looking over the city
yesterday.
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barley separator, the only one in the State, and
Mr.. Orth intends to make his the finest brewery
in the State.
T. j. Mealy and Sam Adams, of Monticello,
are in the city looking to the interests of their
locality in connection with the Minneapolis &
Sank Rapids railway.
Workmen are engaged in putting in the
foundation of the Washburn "A' mill. Nothing
further except the completion of the founda-
ton will be attempted the present season.
The Prohibition county committee will hold
meeting next Saturday night to make ar
rangements for receiving the State convention,
which Will meet III this city next Tuesday.
Painters will commence work on the GLOBE
edifce at the Exposition grounds to- day. On
and after Monday, at o clock A. d., we shall
have benzine barrel of ice-water to ask our
friends to drink with us.
The special policemen for fair week are want
ed at police headquarters this morning at 1880.
AT . A. NJ. Saturday they are to appear at the
city clerks Office to be sworn in and report for
| duty at z 80 A. Ii. Monday.
City Treasurer Buxton is gazing fondly and
affectionately through long lists of capitalists
and bankers with view to placing the $40, 00(
| three-years water works bonds where they will
| do the most geod-to the city.
| Architect Burlington is making plans for an
other new three story brick block, to be erected
| this fall adjoining Lyman's block. 1t is to be
| one of the most beautiful in the city, and will
be occupied by Phelps & Bradstreet.
The city clerk city treasurer, city comp
troller, and all other city officers except the
city engineer, will close their offices every day
| next week during the entire afternoon. The
city engineer will keep open house as usual.
The Republican headquarters for the coming
fall campaign have been established at No. "a
South Washington avenue, rooms having been
engaged for that purpose at that point yester
day. The headquarters will be fiat on the
ground after election is over.
| Mr.. Nichols, of the firm of McRitchie &
! Nichols, arrived in this city day or two since
submerged pipe which is to conduct the water
| across the river to the East Division He ex.
poets to commence the work next week.
| 1t is now proposed to extend the exposition
| over until Monday, advertise equestrian exer.
cises, and try and persuade the President Cd,
Jacto) to enter for single handed race mount
| ed, To cirque, upon two horses named respec
lively ''the machine" and civil service re.
| FORM How would that answer?
| The water pipe tunnel under the island still
progresses at the rate of about seventeen feet
per day. If Assistant Engineer Abbott has
| reasonably good luck in making both ends
meet 1T will be finished by reach of $50 feet
| more. They are working two forces-one night
and the other day-and it will so continue
| until it is done.