Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-16
MINNEAPOLIS
Reported for the Daily Globe
MINNEAPoL1s GLoBELETs.
Oats 81 and CSC.
Corn 81 and 39c.
Wheat IS and $50.

Corn ~ and SIC.
Wheat IS and 88c.
Wheat receipts 8, 400 bushels.
Flour shipments 1850 barrels.
If this is only foretaste, what can the
reality be?
Yesterday by Geo. Higgins thermometer it
was IS in the shade at o'clockp. NJ.
The probate court was engaged all day yes
terday simmering over the Emerson will case.
G. A. Pillsbury g. Co., of this city, comtem-
plate the erection of elevator at Cannon
Falls.
Judge Vanderburgh yesterday filed a decree
of divorce separating Augusta Bechtold from
her husband.
James NJ. Keith, Of Boston, brother of the
Minneapolis postmaster, is visiting the latter,
| and will remain in this vicinity week or two.
The committees of the boards of trade of
Northheld. Faribault and Red Wing will meet
| the board of trade of this city on the 25th OF
| TINS month to consult in relation to the Can
non valley railroad project.
Dan E. Eyre, formerly of this city, but re
Gently sojourning in Winona in Mime
apolis shaking hands with friends yesterday.
he says he VAL never be happy until ne Is once
| more a resident OF Minneapolis.
ABible reading party, under the superintend-
ence of Rev. H. P. Welton, will retire to the
classic shadows of Lake Minnetonka for few
days reading and reflection. They will camp
out for week, and search the scriptures for
| cold comfort.
The committee on railroads of the city coun-
Gil will hold meeting at the council chamber
L of OF ,3nf &c
sidering the East Side Belt railroad and the or
dinance granting the ght OF way to the Min
neapolls Eastern.
Will Grimshaw wants to risk just 800 that
he can swim without resting from Excelsior to
| Wayzata. Will says that any one who is
Anxious to throw away cool hundred this hot
weather can have the opportunity. The dis
lance is about seven miles. Put up or shut up.
The Edison photograph opened for business
in the east room of the Harrison block yester-
! day, and drew good audiences throughout the
day. One popularity was noticed-the machine
can talk all the time and never sweat hair
What an invention that is for household with
a deaf and dumb mother-in-law!
In the municipal court yesterday morning
Swan Lundberg was fined and paid $l5 and
: COSTS for assault and battery on old Bergman;
two tramps were turned loose once more to
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because their feathers were vlsibIy uncean.
That was all, and was enough for the state of
the weather.
Quite party visited the East Division on
Sunday looking for Chases Injunction which
for the present dams Tuttles creek, while in
the background stands Alderman Camp damn
ing Chase. Meantime all work is suspended
: on that vast Improvement, and the water rolls
down to the sea" unobstructed by either of thu
: dam(n)s above mentioned.
This hot, moist weather stirs up odors from
the cutters on Nicollet avenue and on Second
street, in the business part OF the city, moi
born of the last rose of summer, and never
dreamed Of in Araby the Blest. Will the
people take short snuffs, SO that the perfume
will go round, and finally reach the nostrils Of
, a street commissioner.
The committee on street grades and additions
yesterday met at the city engineers Office, anc
opened bids for the grading of Nicollet avenue
1 from Seventeenth to Twenty-sixth streets
Matt Friar being the lowest bidder the commit
/ tee agreed to report to the council recommend
ing that the contract be let to him. The bids
ranged from II q and - cents to ~ cents pei
cubic yard, the former being Friar's.
Health officer Evans says look out for thu
little ones tits weather. He granted five
burial permits ON Saturday and three yester
day, nearly all small children. His adyic.
leans strongly towards common sense and uni
versal experience when he remarks, do not
over-feed the little fellows-let them go hun
!. cry rather than surfeited. But above al
avoid ice water for them. Give only moderat,
quantities Of water, and that only moderately
l cold.
Mr.. Stephen Goodall, who has been for tn
last two years denizen of the Black hills re
gion, arrived III this city yesterday direct from
Deadwood. He gives discouraging report
O the condition Of affairs in the hills Only
q few are making money, and even the gambler
are getting Disguised with the condition O.
affairs and leaving. He gives good report o
t all the Minneapolis boys, and says they are al
r doing as well could be expected for such al
Internal country.