Daily globe., 1878-05-28
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
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MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.


Specially Reported for the Daily Globe
MINNEAPOLIs GLOBELETs.
The markets did good business yester-
day.
Decoration day occurs on Friday of this
week.
The Lurline Boat club house at Lake Cal
houn is nearly completed.
The repairs on the upper bridge will be
completed in a day or two.
Twelve thousand four hundred bushels of
wheat were received yesterday.
Thirtytwo car loads of lumber were
shipped from Minneapolis yesterday.
Mr.. w. P. Chase has been chosen inspector
Of lumber by the lumber,nen's board of
trade of this city.
Two thousand one hundred and sixty
seven barrels of flour were shipped from
Minneapolis yesterday.
Wheat has dropped down another two
cents, and now stands at 96 cents for No.
and SO cents for No. 2.
Only seventy y-eight liquor licenses have
been issued this year against one hundred
and hfty-four last year.
One of Suttons express wagons collided
with light wagon owned by Wyman Elliott
yesterday, breaking hind wheel off.
Lambert Hays has been spreading himself
in the way Of repairing his place on Wash
ington avenue, next to the St. p. & p. rail-
way depot. Lambert never does anything
by halves.
woman has been going about the city
with hand organ and claiming to be the
wife of Fred Merrill, one of the victims of
the explosion. She should be dealt with to
the full extent of the law.
The street parade of the Georgia Min
strels, yesterday, was fine thing. The uni
forms were handsome, and the chosen selec-
tions Of music rendered would do credit to a
more pretentious organization.
The ladies' of Fidelia Social Temple give
their soooh party at Cooper's Union hall,
Washington avenue, this evening. Sidwell's
orchestra has been engaged to furnish the
music, and grand good time is anticipated.
Sprague's Georgia Minstrels appeared at
the Academy of Music last evening in one
of their best entertainments. The pro-
gramme was lively throughout and gave good
evidence that they had not been over esti-
mated by the press in the encomiums given
their entertainments in other cities.
M. ]. D. Wyman has rented the Upton
building, 105 Washington avenue, and
his old friends will be pleased to learn that
he is once more going to engage in the
grocery business. P. M. Way, formerly Of
Trowbridge, who also has host of friends
in this city, may be found at the same place,
ready to serve all friends in the old style.
This evening at 7:45 o'clock, Bishop Whip
pie will administer the Apostolic rite of con-
trmation in Gethsemane church. On Wed
nesday, II A. NJ, the bishop will ordain to
the priesthood, Deacon w. T. Pise, assistant
to the Rector of Gethsemane, and Deacon f.
j. Tassell, missionary at Cannon Falls. Mr..
J. Frank Cole, late an Advent preacher, will
be ordained deacon at the same time. Rev.
DR.. Pise, of Glendale, Ohio, father of Rev.
w. L. Pise, will preach the sermon. The
holy communion will also be celebrated.
At meeting of the corporate members OF
the Orchestral Union the following officers
were elected:
Presidential. M. Shuey.
Secretary-V. FL. Brown.
Musical Director-Prof. Ludwig Harm
sen.
They were also elected directors.
O. T.. Greeley, who has f or the past three
years so efficiently served as president, was
pressed to accept the reappointment but was
necessarily compelled to decline on account
of pressing business. The next concert will
probably take place within two weeks.
This week occurs the conservation ser
vices of Holy Trinity church of the East
side. This church is, with one exception
the oldest Episcopal church in the State,
but has not before been consecrated, though
it has been occupied by the society for sew
eral years. On Wednesday at 8 o'clock will
occur evening services with testimonial pa
pers and addresses, in which the history o
the church will be outlined. Thursday, May
3Oth, (Ascension day. there will be early ser.
vices at A. NJ, at which holy communion
will be administered, the morning service
and conservation services at II A. NJ, and {
sermon by Rev. Chas. w. Ward, rector O.
st. Paul's church, Winona.
lne Young MEMS CnflStlan ASSOclatlO1
makes the following statement in reference
to their labors during the past six months
The first half year in our new apartment
expired April 30th. We can only give con
densed summary Of our work during that tim
with details entirely ommitted:
Number of religious meeting held in the
rooms .................... ZS
Number of religious meetings held out of
the rooms ....::.......'.....:... 20
Average attendace at daily prayer meetings
Average attendance at teachers class. 49,. 8
Average attendance at Gospel meeting. 80. 30
Average attendance & reading room. ...... IL
Average attendance at Yoke Fellows meet
1ngs.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Average attendance at Temperance meet
Employment obtained for. or................
Directed to boarding houses ............. 4
DEATHS DOINGS.