Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-30
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Look out for those assessors, they are
abroad in the land.
Eight thousand eight hundred bushels OF
wheat received yesterday.
Fastdriving on the public thoroughfares Of
the city should be prohibited.
Eight hundred barrels of flour were
shipped direct to Europe yesterday.
Regular meeting of the City Council to-
morrow evening at half-past seven o'clock.
More April showers yesterday with indica
tons of hard rain storm during the night
Four thousand one hundred barrels Of
flour were shipped from Minneapolis yester
day.
Bishop Whipple will visit Gethssmane
parish for confirmation, one week from Sun
day.
Tomorrow evening Society Norden will
reproduce the drama, "Joy and Sorrow al
Pence opera house.
Wheat has commenced to ascend in price
and yesterday was quoted at $1.03 for No. /
and $1.O5 for No. 2.
You can't get shine on Sunday for less
than ten cents-douDle eek-day prices--in
future, SO say the boot blacks union.
Snyder q Keator, city bill-posters, were
billing the city for the appearance here on
Friday and Saturday evenings of Oglesby's
Troubadours and Bell ringers
There was bully runaway up on Tenth
street yesterday afternoon. Tho participants
were horse attached to groccr's delivery
wagon, bushel basket and q rooster. Nc
damage done.
The third concert of the Choral society
takes place at Association hall on Wednes-
day eveing of this week. The programme
is an excellent one and will be sure to please
all who attend.
This evening DR.. Stolz will deliver pri-
vate lecture to young men of 10 years and
upwards. The topic is "Physiology of
Youth; how to grow into the most perfect
Manhood, Physically, Mentally, and Nor
ally.
At last the work of clearing up the princi-
pal streets, has commenced in dead earnest,
and it is hoped will be pushed forward until
the city presents q little moro respectable
appearance than it has for some weeks
past.
Henry Nyberg son of Nyls Nyberg, was
arrested near the st. Paul & Pacific railroad
depot yesterday afternoon. He was in COM
pany with some youngsters of very question
able reputation and the police took him for
tramp. He will have an examination this
morning.
"Above tho Clouds at the Academy of
Music this evening by an amateur club of local
talent, will draw the largest audience of the
season. The play promises to be of unusual
excellence, and those participating in the
performance have spared no pains to perfect
themselves in the various roles. 1t is for q
worthy object, and we are glad to note the
fact that their efforts are being appreciated.
Eddy & Son, have sold tn cir livery stable
ground for the sum of $14,7 700, to be vacat.
ed after June 18th. Mr.. Casey will then
proceed to erect upon the grounds new
business block, covering the entire frontage
of thirty-two feet on Nicollet street, be-
tween Washington avenue and Third street.
Eddy & Son will erect a large stable on
Third street, between Nicollet and First
avenue south.
A little child of Officer Walton's had q
narrow escape from instant death yesterday.
The little one was playing in room up
stairs at No. 718 Washington avenue south
At last the little one ran to the window,
looked out, lost it's balance and fell, striking
upon the sidewalk some fourteen feet below
The horror stricken spectators expected tc
see its brains dashed out, but strange to re-
late, the injuries were very slight and the
child will be all right in few days.