Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-06
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.
Flour shipments 1880 barrels.
Wheat receipts 2,4OO bushels.

wheat, &c anu pl Tor ola, 10, ~ anu ooC
for new.
A. B. Savage, of the New York Graphic,
is in the city.
The roof is going on to Bull, Newton &
Co.'s new mill.
Otto E. Greeley, of Gale & Co., left for
Chicago last night and will be absent for
about a week.
Mrs. Lilly still carries around those two
bullets in her head, and resolutely declines to
step out of the world.
The regular meeting of the council COM
mittee on claims was held at the comptrou-
er's Office last evening.
s. s. Merrill and a party of ladies from
Milwaukee came in Sunday morning and left
Immediately for the lakes
The street railway will put clock upon
the Academy of Music with which to regu-
late the running of their cars.
The Hennepin county and Anoka county
Oranges p. of II. will hold joint
meeting in this city OH the 9Th inst.
The Swede who was sun-struck on Satur-
day, and pronounced in dangerous condi-
ton by his physician, is slowly recovering.
Messrs Lincoln e. Folsom, contractors.
are at work on the tunnel across the
island through which the water mains are to
be laid.
During fair week the Catholic parish of
Saint Mary will hold fair, the proceeds to
90 to the benefit of tho church now in pro-
cess Of erection.
The board of county commissioners met
yesterday, and did nothing of Importance,
except to adjourn until next Thursday at 8
O'Clock A. NJ.
Quite a large number of Minneapolitans
are taking advantage of the cheap fare to
Chicago ($l0 for the round trip and MAX
ing visit to that city.
An omnibus line is talked of to connect
Highland park with the City hall. The cheap
est motive power which could be used would
be O. Chawles Gales wind.
Col. w. S. King returned Sunday from a
three weeks trip down East, and says that
everybody and their families are coming to
attend the Northwestern exposition.
Prof Fowell president of the university,
had slight experience of sunstroke Satur-
day, but prompt measures soon brought him
round, and yesterday he was about as good as
new.
The local insurance board was in session
In the Office Of Z. 3. Ames yesterday after
noon, but as it sat with closed doors, there
10 oil hnw in l in "
hours.
The excursion party to the Rice creek pic
MIC grounds by the steamer Monticello on
Sunday was success. Not rough was in
sight, and all was as calm summer
morning.
The Minneapolis street railway company
is just now engaged i'll taking up the Twelfth
street line and putting it down on Fourth
avenue north. Travel on Twelfth street has
been suspended.
Changers have commenced rushing into
town with spoonful OF new wheat and get
ting the grade. In most instances they go
homo unhappy, with the report that it is
number three or rejected.
Mr.. Thomas Lowry returned from two
morning. He reports a pleasant trip and
considerable business transacted III the inter-
est of the street railway company.
Tomorrow Wednesday, three full-grown
double-breasted church picnics will en- joy life
amid the mosquitoes and wood ticks OF ou1
lakeside resorts--one to Lake Elmo, one to
Minnetonka aud one to White Bear. Wood
tick Or no wood tick, for the pop!
And now it is Jim Stoddard who has
opened out as full ledged candidate fol
sheriff, subject to the decision of the Repub.
lican convention. And he would make {
good officer if elected, too. GO in, boys
Let's have plenty of material to choose from
Owing TO the misunderstanding between
the city council and thestreet railway compa
ny, Vice President Lowry did not order the
additional cars for the East Side line He
wants a fixed and definite understanding be-
fore investing too large an amount of money
in cars.
Bob Burdett's lecture at Association hal
next Saturday is to be tripets-musical. dra
matte and humorous. The Walker famil
furnish the music; Harlow Gale will decla
mate; and then Robert will proceed in til
most deliberate and premeditated manner t.
be funny.
Mrs. Tously thinks an injustice was don
her in the report of her difficulty with Mrs
Grotie. She says the difficulty grew out Q
the killing of some chickens which belonge
to her, and not to the other party as stated
and appeals to her neighbors to prove tina
she is not given to quarrels.
The many friends of Miss Belle Patti
Will regret to learn that she has recently be
come afflicted with mild form of insanity
She was yesterday examined by competen
medical authority and taken to st. Pete
asylum. 1t is hoped and believed that he
arrangement will prove but temporary, an
that she will return cured in q few brie
weeks.
An excursion of forty persons from Al
bert Lea and vicinity arrived in Minneapc
lis yesterday and put Ill the day pleasant
and protitably seeing the sights in an
around the city. The party will take i
Minnetonka, Minnehaha, st. Paul, Stillws
ter and the dalles of the st. Crolx, and II
turn to their homes on Wednesday an
Thursday next.
The GLOBE in it's local political artic
yesterday failed to give full list of tt
county and Legislative Offices to be filled tn
fall. The following is a complete list she
iff register of deeds auditor; county alto
new: coroner: Senator and represent;
tiyes in Goth district; l Senator and rel
resentatives in lower district Senator an
representatives in upper district.
Tbe NO,tbeyn Pacific Extension.
A meeting was held in Clearwater last Fir