Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLO3ELETs.

The teachers in the public schools were
paid off yesterday. st. ~.
The Free Dispensary walking match is to
begin on the 18th inst. =
The Light Infantry company have another
meeting Monday eveking. <,
Con. Byan was adjudged insane yesterday
and ordered to St. Peter.
The Brotherhood of Bethany have another
meeting on Monday evening.
The Segelbaum block has been improved
by the addition of new stairway in the
rear.
The Presbytery of St. Paul convenes in
the First Presbyterian church on Tuesday
evening next.
The shingles are being put on the new
freight house of the St. Paul, Minneapolis
& Manitoba road.
The brick work of the new municipal
court building on Second street was COM
menced yesterday.
The teachers and pupils of the public
schools enjoyed very pleasant picnic at
Lake Calhoun yesterday.
Cards of invitation have been issued for q
select dancing soiree, at Virt's hall, on Fri
day evening, October 10th.
The markets did fair amount of bust.
ness yesterday, and the farmers purchased
their usual weeks supplies.
An unusually large number of marriages
have occurred recently, and large number
of others are ON the tapis. -
Monday evening Prof. Burner commences
series of lectures at Harrison Hall upon
the Science of Physical Culture etc.
The Congregational conference will be
held at Minneapolis, commencing on Oct.
9Th, at tn First Congregational church.
The streets were being cleaned yesterday,
and it will be some time before they can be
put in anything like presentable appear
ance.
The department of American history of
the Minnesota Historical society meets on
Monday evening in the library of Rev. E.
D. Neill. Gen. j. B. Sanborn, of St. Paul,
is to read paper of interest.
The lumbermen of Minneapolis have
adopted uniform price list, which is about
ten per cent. hig her than any previous price
list. There nov remains 100000 feet of
| lumber in stock, which is about 100000
feet less than last year at this time.
Last evening the Metropolitan Theatre
company concluded their very successful
run of ga Celebrated Case," playing before
crowded house. The plav run nearly two
weeks, and was we'll attended througho
On Monday evening ':Engaged" will be put
on for three nights run, aud will bring out
the best talent of the company.
n number OF young men about town are
to walk three hours ego as you please'' in
Association hall, on the Sth inst. 10 estab-
lish their identity they call the entertain
ment ''gentleman's walking MATCH" and
to still further impress the public that they
are ''gentlemen'' they are to wear swallow
tail coats while on the track.
The committee on claims of the board of
county commissioners met yesterday and
audited the claims to be presented at the
meeting of the board Monday morning.
Among those passed were the bills of the
county physician for September, amounting
to 5000. 80, and the sheriff's bill for board
ing prisoners, amounting to $329.23.
The Cottage hospital secretary reports for
the month of September the following:
Whole number of patients relieved. 1856
Present in September NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1G
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DISMISSED. IL
Present mum ber.. ............... 10
A large number of donations were made,
among them being $50 from Franklin Steele,
$40 from S. A. March, SIS from Thos. Gard
liner, and $17 from friends.
The regular meeting of the board of trade
will be held at their room, city hall, at 3
o'clock next Monday forenoon. The amend
ment to the bylaws proposed at the last
meeting will be voted upon, and if adopted
board of appeal on grain inspection will be
elected to serve until January, 1880. Ar
rangements will be made to secure repre-
sentation of the board at the river CONVEX
ton which is to assemble at Quincy, ILL.,,
Ootober * full attendance ia uroe6