Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-12
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
Wheat, 80 and 93c.

Corn in car load lots. 81 and 80 cents.
Delegates to the Universalst convention are
still arriving.
University examinations have been COM
menced in various parts of the State.
James Best, the man injured by the street
railway on Sunday, was about in tho same ;on-
dition yesterday.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul railway
magnates were looking over Minneapolis and
vicinity yesterday.
The committee of the board of trade on the
narrow guage railway will meet at the rooms
Of that body this morning at 0 O'clock
The McGibeny family still enjoying life
in Minneapolis and will probably give another
of their delightful entertainments this week.
The water works office has been temporarily
located with the treasurer and comptroller in
the city hall. It should be located there per-
manently.
Flour shipments, LOO bbls.; exports during
the week, 1900 bills; total shipments for the
week, 1852 bbls; against II $50 in the same
week in 1877.
The t-amway on either side of the east chan
mel BRIDGE has been taken down to AXE way
1OE Luo new 6lQeWalhS LulL are UeluG COL
structed.
The East Side Cemetery association should
put on guard. Some infamous vandal has
commenced defacing the tombstones and
monuments in the city of the dead.
The photographs being sold for the benefit
of the family of those slain in the mill disaster
are going off rapidly. Everybody should pur-
chase If only for sweet charity sake
Mr.. Duh, who keeps general country stock
at the corner of 9Th street and 18th avenue
south, had his establishment burglarized Sun
day night and assortment of boots and
shoes stolen.
In accordance with Instructions some time
since issued by the city council, the fire alarm
telegraph has been extended down Central ave-
nue., East Minneapolis, to Main street, where
box 1872 has been placed.
The Harmonic society are busily engaged in
rehearsing their proposed opera. 1t will be
rendered for the edication of few at Har-
monia hall on Sunday night, but the first pub
lie performance will not be until some time
next week.
The East Minneapolis brass band will resume
their series Of excellent open air concerts
that side of the river, this week. concert
will be given ON Saturday evening, and the
band propose to hold concerts every Saturday
evening during the remainder Of the season.
The East Minneapolis brass band is being
recognized. and it is reported Prof. Sidwell
will be it's future leader. Under the new man.
agement the organization will be able to fur
nish brass or string music at the shor est
notice, and as good as may be required on any
occasion.
The Cataract cngin company oe the East
Division have secured the old Masonic hall on
Second avenue southeast, e. D., for their ami
versary celebration, to take place on tho 18th
inst. They are making preparations for
grand time and they to meet with sue
cess in every undertaking.
Christ church, Reformed Episcopal has Sec
cured lot upon Henncpin avenue bovcTenth
street, and will Immediately commence the
erection of chapel. Our good friend Dr.
Neil thus seems to be prospecting in his work,
and certainly his faith and courage and stead
fastness deserve recognition.
There is railway company called the
minneapolis Eastern" The object is to con-
struct an air line road from the vicinity of the
mills the East Side air line to St.
Paul. Can it be possible that the Chicago, st.
Paul and Minneapolis railroad has anything to
do with this project.
carpenter, whose name could not be ascer-
tanned, working on the house being built for
russell Boutelle on First avenue north, be-
You'd Eleventh street, quite serious y mi ur-
ed by the falling of scaffolding upon which
he was at work. At the hour Of closing the
report the character of his injuries could not
be ascertained,
On Wednesday next the 21st annual session
Of the Grand Lodge, I. o. G. T. for Minnesota
will assemble at LIE Sueur, and continue in
session three days. Arrangements have been
perfected whereby a reduction in railway rates
have been secured on nearly or quite all the
railway lines in the State. Delegates will in
quire Of local agents for the particulars.
Fred George, tho young man who was so Sc
verely bruised about the face and hands in the
Zenith -four mill. at the time of the big explo-
sion, May I'd, was ont riding yesterday. His
most intimate acquaintance would scarcely
recognize him "a be appeared, but all will be
glad to learn that he is SO rapidly recovering
that all traces of his narrow escape from death
will soon entirely disappear. His recovery has
heed unusually rapid and reflects great credit
on those who have been in attendance upon
him.