Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

213 Hennepin avenue up stairs.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
Have you tried "Our Brand" hams, milo
sugar cured-a prime article.
Wheat still stands at $1.O5 for No. anG
$lO2 for No. 2.
Oh, how dusty! Trot the sprinklers about
more frequently.
Regular monthly session of the county
grange next Tuesday.
WV. Eastman will erect two more dwell
lirgs on Nicollet Island.
rhe most quiet election day Minneapolis
has known for some time past.
Good fishing in the river at present, and
the boys are aware of the fact
The Academy of Natural Science held an
interesting meeting last evening.
The concert to be given by the Orchestral
Union occurs on Friday evening, April 10Th.
Three more soldiers have deserted from
Fort Smelling. When will this thing cease?
An adjourned meeting of Hook and Lad
der company No. 2 will be held on Thursday
evening.
A reward of $50 is offered for the capture
Of Frank Kroft, who has escaped from
the Wabashaw jail
Navigation will be resumed on Lake Supe-
rior tomorrow, when the steamer Manistee
makes her first trip for the season.
Tbo
lonesome as a last years bird nest yesterday.
''Ihe ring'' was pressed into service.
Lake Minnetonka will soon present live
]y appearance, and it is predicted that the
trade will be unusually brisk this season.
The business before the municipal court
yesterday was adjourned till to-day. Couldn' t
stand the pressure of election excitement.
Policemen, yesterday, did not express
their opinions as openly as at the election
one year ago. Why we're these things thus?
Yesterday was tho first holiday the saloon
keepers have had for some time past, and
many Of them were as uneasy as fish out of
water.
The real estate transfers in Minneapolis
during the past two weeks foot up the neat
sum of SSlO1 ,O2O; and not an extra good time
for transfers, either.
Messrs. j. K. SidIe, Prof. Tousley and
Hon. j. B. Gilfllan have been selected as
the trustees Of the Westminster church, for
the ensuing term. A good choice.
Hermion Lodge No. 10, X. of p. will meet
with Scandal lodge No. 6, on Thursday even
ing, for work in third rank; on Friday even
ing with Minneapolis No. 1, for work in
second rank. Aspecial meeting will be held
on Saturday evening for work in first and
second rank.
Miss Mary Anderson drove up to Min
neapolis yesterday, to see what kind of a
village she was to play in tonight. She was
somewhat surprised and pleased to find a
city of such pretentious appearance. She
has seen the city, now let her see the repre-
sentative citizens this evening.
The Missississippi and Rum River Boom
company held a meeting yesterday morning,
and elected directors as follows: S. H.
Chute. j. Dean, o. G. Merriman, L.. Day,
and j. A. Lovejoy. The log owners elected
John DeLaittre, M. w. Barrows and s. w.
Farnham committee for the ensuing year.
And now the next attraction at Associa,-
ton Hall is a benefit night for Harlow Gale.
It is one of the s'quarter nights and will
be a good one, too. The Great Western
band of st. Paul; the Cecilia quartette
Qadies); the Pioneer quartette (gentlemen);
and violin from Prof. Weinbergh. Don't
miss it.
The boys on the East side have very
summary method of furnishing saloon keep
er who furnish any of their comrads with
liquor. A few days since, it is reported, a
saloon keeper was guilty of selling liquor to
number of little boys They became in
toxicated, and then he amused himself by
throwing water on them. A number of
youngsters who had not drank became en-
ragged at the beasts actions, and by their
united efforts gave him sound thrashing.
Tally one for the boys.
frankfort sausage-the best thing out, at
300 First Avenue South.