Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-10
M1NNEApoL1s G1oBELErs.

| The public schools opened in this city Satur-
day with large attendance.
| The John Murray Combination troupe will
appear in East Lynne at Pence Opera House to-
night
The Hennepin avenue Baptist church raised
$4,000 for the yellow fever sufferers on Sunday
morning.
| Shipments of -four yesterday, 1890 barrels.
Wheat received, 1900 bushels. No. l, 90c;
No. 2, S5c.
The knights of Zion commandery, assisted
by a few friends, have contributed $3.50 for the
yellow fever sufferers.
United States Commissioner Of Tea Culture
lie DUO failed to visit the Minneapolis fair with
the government. Sad!
They are putting new front in Gale & Co.. g
real estate and insurance Office, corner of
Washington and Nicollet avenues.
The city is still full of strangers, gazing at
the evidences of growth and prosperity to be
seen on every hand in Minneapolis.
]. G. Oswald's trotting mare Flora Bell left
yesterday afternoon for Red Wing. where she
will trot during the fair to be held there.
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everybody, including the management, are hap
Ply over it. How do you feel down in st. Paul !?
The Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad estimates
| the number of persons carried that road
last week at 100000, and not one accident,
| which speaks well for Superintendent Prior.
man named Ernest Bucklin, employed by
| Mr.. Miller, of Wisconsin, Mt the fair grounds,
had his finger caught in cogwheel and crushed
so badly that it was amputated by DR.. G. W.
Skinner.
It was a shame for President Hayes to go
down to st. Paul and attend church, when
several of our Minneapolis clergymen hac
loaded themselves to the muzzle expecting to
shoot gospel at the government
The board of directors of the Fireman's Life
association will not hold it's customary month
ly meeting this evening, because of the tenn
purary absence of the secretary. 1t will stand
ad iourned until one week from tonight.
Aid. Fred s. Smith. chairman of the council
committee on fire department, and Chief Engi-
neer Bracket have gone down to Owatonna to
examine chemical engine, with a view Gf the
machine is in good cnndition) of purchasing it
for the use of our fire department.
j. s. Johnson, who lives on the corner of
Washington and Twenty-frst avenues south,
was robbed last night of pocket-book contain
ing check drawn by Lee Brothers on a
| hank in st. Paul. Mrs. johnson went down
stairs between IL and o'clock, and when re-
| turning the thief ran past her and escaped.
1t gives us pleasure to announce that Mr..
Hlasko the accomplished instructor in dancing,
will have classes in Minneapolis. 1t is very
rare that such an opportunity is presented to
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able dances, and Mr.. Hlasko will undoubtedly
have many pupils in Minneapolis.
The station agent at Minneapolis on the Chi
cago. Milwaukee & St. Paul railway informs
the GLOBE man that the receipts at the depot
during fair week will aggregate not far from
100000. Charley Prior has 200-barrel lager
beer tank filled full of 10 cent pieces, and is all
ready to resume specie payment without assis-
| lance of John Sherman, President Hayes, or
| the American Congress.
A young man, a stranger in the city, arrived
here on Sunday night, and put up at the Mill
waukee house. on Second street south. On
going to bed he hid his money. amounting to
$50. in the straw bed. In the morning he went
out and left the money. On returning 1T was
gone, and after searching the tick and room. he
made complaint and had a search warrant
issued. but the bullion could not be found.
Hereafter when the young man goes to a strange
hotel, he will not hide his money in bed.
The Universalist society received from their
eating house on the fair grounds during last
week, sum aggragating not far from 1900.
After all expenses are paid. the ladies expect to
realize about $1,000 net. Thus is piety in
feeding rewarded! The GLOBE mans promise
that the Universalist ladies would feed az they
overwhelmingly honestly and devoutly-
was fully justified. Their customers, if not
filled with the overaowings of the spirit, went
out from their dining room overlooking with
things temporal and material.