Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-23
MINNEAPOLISNE
Specially Reported for the Daily Globe
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

MlNNEAPOI1S GLOBELEVS.
Wheat finn at $1.O3.
Dancing is in order again.
The wheat fields are looking green.
Receipts of wheat at this point yesterday,
1920 bushels
Another lost boy at the Station house.
Who owns him?
Work on the Nicollet avenue sewer COM
menced yesterday morning.
One thousand barrels Of -four were ship
ped direct to Europe yesterday.
The water has increased to six feet and
one inch in the river at this point.
Four Thousand six hundred barrels of flour
were shipped from Minneapolis on Monday.
The street railway track is being improved
by liberal top-dressing of sand and gravel.
Twenty eight cars, or 100000 feet of lum-
Der were shipped from Minneapolis Mon
day.
The Easter Monday ball at Harmonic
Hall last evening was success in every re-
spect.
Zion Comrnandery, No. 2, holds a special
meeting this evening for r. G. work and in
Gtallatio1.
Go to hear DR.. Stolz tonight on the Or
gans OF digestion, philosophy Of digestion,
at the Association hall.
An order for one thousand nine hundred
barrels Of flour will be filled in one lot and
shipped from, Minneapolis to day.
The Winslow house, it is said, has been
leased for an orphan asylum, to be support
cd by tue various churches of this diocese.
Reserved seats at the P. 0. n. S. No OK
ira charge for DR.. Stok's lecture on How to
Cook and How to Eat.
George HUM, druggist, Union block, is
having his store and buildi'I tastefully re-
painted. George is fancy man 50 far as
having handsome store.
Montgomery & Best are now having the
finishing touches put on their fine block of
store buildings ut the lower end Of bridge
square, previous to occupancy.
Dr.. Stolz will tell tonight, at Association
hall, how matter is formed into plants and
animals, and about organs concerned in
manufacturing our food into blood.
We note with pleasure that Ed. Wilson,
Esq, who has been confined to his room for
some weeks, occasioned by severe attack of
pneumonia, is again able 10 be around.
A furious runaway occurred last Sunday at
Lake Calhoun. A horse was badly scared,
buggy partially demolished aud number of
with ci.
9. McComber, of this city, while boiling
Oil for painting purposes, was badly burned
OH the hands and face while trying to extin-
guish tho flaming oil which had taken fire.
Quite number of families in this city ex-
poet TO leayo this week for Lake Tokah, Big
Stone county, to join Bishop Ireland's col
ony. They number among them some Of
our most enterprising citizens.
The open-air concerts will be resumed on
the East Side next Friday evening. The
East Minneapolis brass band, under the
leadership OF Prof. Retter, has made excel
lent progress, and some fine music may be
anticipated.
James A. Lovejoy, Esq, is having his
beautiful grounds thickly studded with forest
nursery superintendent Of the Northern Pa
ciio railroad. has the matter in hand. Mike
knows all about such jobs.
A few Of the members Of the Lurline
boating club, not imbued with o proper re-
gard for the sanctity of the Sabbath, went
apracticing last Sabbath. One of the mum.
ber got capsized and took the ducking with
% good grace az possible.
Mr.. Huskins left his team standing in
front Of A. NJ. Alden's grocery, on Second
avenue south. His boy, twelve years old,
was left seated in the carriage. Tho horse
became frightened, ran away, and threw the
boy Cut, injuring him quite severely.
A new dodge has been adopted by young
rascals, who are twenty-one, or more years,
who enter saloon, manfally call for drinks,
and when payment is demanded, impudently
inform the saloon man that they are
',ninors,'' and l. called on for pay, will
mako information against the saloon.