Daily globe., 1878-09-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Shipments of -four to-day 9, 200 barrels.
Rarus is bigger man than old Hayes Don't
it.
Wheat received 5000 bushels. No. 1, 92c;
No. 2, &c.
! Minneapolis is quiet about Hayes. St. Paul
should not roar over Rarus.
| John Bottineau was the last man to be bene-
flied by the bankrupt court
See advertisement elsewhere of the ceIebrat-
! ed caulking wise for horse-shoes. Blacksmith S
take notice.
Harry Robinson will exhibit in this city, at
Pence Opera House, on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday.
| The hay and cattle markets were deserted
| yesterday, the circus and fair combined was
too many for the farmers.
| Forepaugh's circus paraded the streets yes
| terday morning and exhibited to a large crowd
| yesterday afternoon and evening.
| David Cassidy made complaint against
| Charles Keller for assault. After hearing the
| case Judge Cooley discharged Keller.
| Amos Russell, general ticket agent of the
Central railroad of Iowa. was on the exposition
grounds yesterday, taking in the big show.
! DR.. Il. f. Collins has taken office with Dr.
| Evans, in Evans block, and can be found there
hereafter by those seeking his professional SER
vices.
The greatest wonder of the world. Hairy
Child. The smallest man and woman ever ex-
hibited in America, at the fair ground. Shown
by G. W. Gilliesh.
| Henry Johnson, Fred Wright and Eugune
Ray, drank several times too many to the sue
cess of the fair, and in consequence paid $5
| each into the city treasury.
| Bob Burdette, the Burlington Ha,oheaie man,
is in the city in attendance upon the fair. He
| will join the party of Senator Blaine when
| they depart for the East and South.
Take that and rare it over again. said the
disgusted patron of hotel to the servant who
brought him under-done beef. ''Just Rarus
again, says Minneapolis to St. Paul.
| A confidence man, who gave the name of DR..
Levy, arrested ON Saturday morning. On
Sunday he was introduced to the police fcrce
and put on the Eastern train by Chief Munger.
| The board of county commissioners held a
meeting at the court house yesterday after
noon. No business of Importance was tran
sacted, and the board adjourned until Monday,
Sept. 9th.
Dillon the favorite comedian, drew large
house to see my Awful Dad" last evening.
Loud laughter told the tale of mirth that pre-
| vailed. The piece will be repeated this
evening.
Moses Hewitt, the fireman on the Milwaukee
u st. Paul road who was injured by falling
from his engine. died Saturday evening. The
remains will be brought to this city under the
auspices of the X. of P, of which order he was
| a member.
Bachs celebrated band from Milwaukee
which will play every afternoon at the fai,
grounds, has been secured by Manager Gale fo,
two concerts on Wednesday and Friday even
ings. See advertisement in another column fol
reserved seats.
Mr.. Burlington, who drafted the magnificent
GLOBE building on the exposition grounds, ha.
a magnificent collection of drawings on the
grounds-the finest displayed in the
State. MIR. Bufhngton's splendid buildings
which grace our city, however, are a greater ad
A@rtisement than anything he can exhibit al
the fair.
An attempt was made to rob the residence of
Mr.. L. Stafford. Ill First avenue north, on
Monday morning. Mr.. Stafford was awakened
about o'clock by hearing some one trying to
pry open the dining room window. He imme.
diately descended, and the robbers hearing him
fled. This should serve to put the citizens on
their guard for the town is full Of strangers
and some of them are here for no good.
Mr.. A. Tomlinson of Lenark, ILL.,, will be
on the Fair Grounds during the week exhibit
ing the great Strasburg apostolic clock. This
grand masterpiece is a wonder to behold, both
as ingenious piece of mechanism and an ele-
CANT work of art. It is quite novel and at.
tractive and you politely received. The
procession of the apostles is very curious con-
| trivance and the mechanism we'll executed.
The public better see for themselves. You will
not be humbugged.
Superintendent Tousley had another teach
ers' meeting yesterday. The work of organic
ing the large corps of teachers is going steadily
on. Methods of instruction and regula-
tions touching discipline and government were
fully explained. The professor can't be get
ting off much stale truth, as a resolution was
passed at the meeting requesting his address of
Saturday for publication. After a session of
three hours an adjournment took place till
Wednesday at 8 A. NJ.
Yesterday was field day for runaways and
collisions. In the morning DR.. Stocktons team
ran away Oh the East Side, smashing the buggy
and seriously injuring one of the horses 4
team owned by farmer named Drew became
frightened by the elephants in the circus
parade yesterday morning, and broke up his
wagon, causing some excitement. as the streets