Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-01
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MINNEAP OILS GLOBELETs.
First day of summer.
Bright and warm yesterday. Il
Tramps are getting troublesome again.
Commencement exercises at the university
next week. fG EEts
The Good Templars are to visit White
Bear lake to-day.
Seven thousand six hundred bushels of
wheat received here yesterday.
The real estate transfers for the week az,
gregate $117, 243 for the past week.
decline of two inches i'll the volume of
water in the river at this point is noticeable.
The county commissioners committee on
claims will hold meeting at the court house
this morning.
Two thousand seven hundred and thirty
six barrels of -four were shipped from Min
neapolis yesterday. l.l Il. #i,.#
The explosion will be reproduced on
small scale at Association Hall this evening.
Don't fail to see it.
Another decline in wheat, and now the
market quotations stand at 80 cents for No.
/, and 81 cents for No. 2.
Fast driving on Hennepin avenue should
be prohibited at once. So think those who
reside on the thoroughfare. 4.s
There was an increase in the shipment of
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sent out of the city.
Seven hundred and ninety-nin Mime
apolis dogs have been licensed to live. The
others are to be killed.
Tomorrow will occur the general funeral
of the unrecognized remains of the victims
of the explosion of May I'd.
Nearly seventy thousand dollars of the
taxes of 1877 we're collected yesterday. To-
day the ten per cent. penalty is to be added.
A business meeting of the Womens
Christian Temperance Union is to be held
in Association Hall at o'clock this after
noon.
At the board of education meeting this
forenoon, Prof. Tousley will deliver an ad
dress on the subject of writing in the public
schools.
This is Mueller Il Heinrich's book beer
day, and that delicious beverage will be
placed on draught at all the principal places
this morning.
All saloon keepers who have not obtained
licenses will be in trouble to- day, as the au-
thorities are to call upon them to learn why
these things are thus.
The concert of the Cary company, at the
Academy of Music last evening, was, it is
thought, equal to that of the first night and
drew out very large house.
Rev. D. Stewart will lead the meeting Of
the Union Sunday school teachers at the Y.
NJ. G. A. rooms this morning. ''The hand
writing on the wall'' is the subject Of the
lesson.
The East Minneapolis brass band gave
one of their excellent open air concerts on
the east side last evening. The attendance
was large and the music of the usual
standard.
Messrs. Stetson & Nelson are completing
q new planning mill, the capacity of which
will be 100, 900 feet per day. They are also
erecting another one to be occupied by
Smith & Parker, who were recently burned
out.
DR.. N. B. Lees, from Leeds, England, will
lecture under The auspices of the w. G. L.
Union, Sunday evening, June ed, at Associ-
alton hall, at 7:45. Subject: "Bible Tenn
perance" Pastors of all the churches are
cI<,l -, hot. oh,
on this occasion and invite their congrega-
tions to hear this lecture.
The members of the various temples of
Juvenile Templars of the city of Minneapo-
lis are requested to meet at the lodge rooms,
No. 10 Washington avenue, over Menden-
halls bank, on Saturday morning at 8
o'clock, sharp, prepared to attend the Good
Templars' picnic with the Right Worthy
Grand Lodge at White Bear on that day.
BY order of the superintendent.
The slow-going Tribune last evening dis
covered that A. j. Brown and Luther o.
born, two of the best men that ever held a
''sit'' in the composing room of that journal,
had resigned and purchased the postofice
news stand. The above fact was mentioned
in the GLOBE Monday morning, May Goth
eleven days before the Tribune found out
that such a change had taken place.
Minneapolis was we'll supplied with amuse-
ments last evening. Annie Louise Cary and
company were at the Academy of Music; the
opera of der Freischutz" at Harmonic
hall; the Temperance Reform club at Cen.
tenary church; the Right Worthy Crane
Lodge of Good Templars at Association hall
the nnan air cOncart hv the East Minneano
lis brass band, and numerous private parties
dances, etc., etc.
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