Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Wheat received, IA 900 bushels. Prices I'M
changed.
j. r. Brundage, of the Stevens Point, Wis,
Tribune, took in the great fair for two days.
The Hannibal Clipper was well represented
in the person of A. M. Prescott at the big fair.
The meeting of the city council, which was
to have taken place last evening, was post
poned until Wednesday, Sept. 18th.
regular meeting of Minneapolis Lodge No.
l, K. of P. will be held at Pyshian hall, corner
of Washington and First avenue south, Friday
evening. All stranger knights are cordially in
vlted to be presant.
Only one ease at the municipal court yester-
day. A man giving his name as William New
ton was brought up charged with pocket pick
| ing. The case was adjourned until Monday
morning at 8 CLOCK.
Gus +. DeSteiger and Joseph Andelion, two
prominent young men of St. Louis, who have
been here visit of two weeks, left for
home last evening. They were loud in their
praise of Minneapolis, especially the buggy
drives.
Admission tickets to the Minneapolis exposi-
ton are for sale at the Minneapolis & st. Louis
railroad Office Wilson's music store and at the
Milwaukee depot. The public are requested
to buy their tickets at the CITY offices and thus
avoid the rush at the grounds.
The celebrated character artist Mr.. John Muir
ray, supported by Miss Grace Garland, will
appear at Pence Opera House, on Saturday
evening, in the Ticket-of-Leave-Man He is
supported by the Metropolitan Theater compa-
NY, and is too well known to need any praise
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals held meeting on Tuesday evening.
and changed the regular meetings from the
first Tuesday ef each month to the second
Tuesday of October, January April and July
of each year. Their Office is located at 2O6
First avenue south.
A sneak thief on Washington avenue south
was knocked down and badly beaten by by
stander. The thief was removing gold watch
from the pocket of young lady, when the
gentleman gave him slight tap under the ear,
and he II ust have thought there had been an
other explosion by the way he dropped.
man was arrested yesterday afternoon by
Officer Berns for stealing some glassware. Up
on being searched at the police station a new
city directory, gold pen and several articles
| OF which he could give no account were
| found. Any Que having lost any small articles
will probably be able to find them there.
The GLOBE acknowledges pleasant call
from MIR. Hamilton Buzbey, editor of the Tuyt,
ffehd ana Fd1na, and one of the acknowledged
authorities on turf matters in America The
GLOBE acknowledges the courtesy of some val
liable facts given elsewhere in regard to the
horse, Hopeful, received from Mr.. Buzbey. He
Will be on the Minneapolis course the entire
| week.
Yesterday afternoon young buck on horse
back riding like Satan through Sixth avenue
daughter of Mr. E.. III. Austin. She was in
sensible for an hour, and her injuries may yet
prove serious. 1t is great pity the father of
the child could not find the young Arab and
horsewhip him within an inch of his life Will
not the police make q few examples of these
horrld brutes riding and driving about the
streets as Though they owned them?
| Thousands were to-day admiring the i'm
mense display of apples in Agricultural hall
/ by Messrs Moulton & Co., of the East Side
nursery. OF the 400 varieties on exhibition
there are 200 Russian varieties. all of which
were raised on their own nursery. and are ne
culiarly adapted to Minnesota climate. They
also have on exhibition some remarkable
specimens of Siberian seedlings Duchess
| Wealthy, etc. This firm is larger than any
| other three in the Northwest, of which fact
minneapolis may well be proud.
In our mention of the carriage exhibit YES
terday, the GLOBE Inadvertently omitted to
| mention the grand display of Mr.. Roeller, of
the Novelty Carriage works of this city. This
enterprising gentleman shows q sleigh. plat
form spring wagon, pha,on and open buggies.
In exquisite beauty of finish, graceful pro-
portion and beautiful trimming there is no
DISPLAY which surpasses that of Mr.. Roeller.
1t was the universal verdict of all who ey-
amined his display that if Roeller did not
| walk off happy with the blue ribbon when
the award was made, there would be screw
loose somewhere.