Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.


Farnham g. Lovejoy are running their
mill night and day.
The New Orleans Ministries are stopping
at the Clark House.
twenty-five thousand eight hundred bush
els OF wheat we're received yesterday.
One hundred emigrant wagons passed
through the East Division yesterday.
Wheat has taken another tumble, and
yesterday was quoted at 90 for No. /, and
97c for No. 2.
Three thousand six hundred and twenty
five barrels Of -four were shipped yesterday
from Minneapolis.
That big shipment of -four reached Chica-
so in ust twenty-nne hours from the time
it left Minneapolis.
Fishing is good and we fear Sabbath will
be broken to-day about the lakes i'll the
vici.ity Of Minneapolis.
The sidewalks on Main street, East Min
neapolis, are i'll a terrible condition, and
should be repaired at once.
The dime concert was postponed on ac-
count of the weather last night. Brother
Gale says look out for next week.
The sewer excavation on Washington ave.
has been filled uD and the street tear track is
being relaid in it's former position.
Raw, drilling, wet, nasty, damp, disagree
able, mean weather yesterday, and news
items scarcer than hens teeth, or angels
visits.
The unpleasant dust Of few days since
has been converted into mud that is equally
disagreeable Some folks can't be suited
any way.
New Jerusalem (or Swedenborgian)
church, corner Fifth avenue south and Ninth
street, Rev. f. C. Mitchell, pastor. Ser
vices at 3 p. NJ: subject to-day: "Can an
evil man go at once from the gallows to
heaven?''
team at work grading on Fourth avenue
north yesterday morning became frightened,
broke away from the boy who was holding
them. and ran away. On the corner of
Fourth avenue and Third street the team
ran into a lamp post and .hydrant, demolish-
ing both OF them.
On May 28th, Annie Louise Carey will APP
pear at the Acadedy OF Music, Minneapolis,
in one Of her world removed concerts. She
will be assisted by the Harmonic quartette
consisting of Mrs. j. Fl. Farwell, sopranos
Mrs. j. Babror, controllo: Mr.. II. II. How
ard, tenor; Mr.. II. i. Sloan, basso; Mr.
Frank Baird, accompanist. Sale of tickets
commence at Wilson's music store May 25.
The New Orleans Ministries appeared in
Minneapolis yesterday, and during the after
noon gave very fine open air concert III
front Of the Academy Of Music. In the
evening they appeared in the Academy of
Music i'll one of the best minstrel entertain
ments that has been presented to our citi-
zens for some time past. From the opening
overture to the closing scene the interest re-
manned undated.
Monday evening the coroner's jury visit
the State University where Profs. Peck and
Peckham will give their scientific testimony.
and by apparatus they have been at work
upon will demonstrate their theories con-
Guiding by reproducing small scale the
terrible disaster of May "a. It is scarcely
necessary to state that no attempt will be
made TO represent the loss of life, that was
too terrible for reproduction, even on a
small scale.
would state for the benefit of inquiring
friends that the burial of the unclaimed
bodies taken from the debris Of the mills, is
still delayed by the coroner requiring some
of the parcels in case he should have to call
another jury, who would have to be sworn in
presence of the remains. The bodies are
properly cared for, being placed in Baskets in
the vault, and as soon as the committee can
get possession due notice will be given to all
the societies and citizens to participate in
the last ceremonies of respect at Lakewood
cemetery. G. L. SNYDER,
Chairman Council Committee on Burial