Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-01
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.
The wheat market is stationary.

The wheat market is stationary.
The light infantry are enrolling new re
Cruits.
Wheat went mp to ninety-two cents on thu
street yesterday.
Regular drill of the Zouave corps at tn,
Armory tonight.
Sixty-fve cents a word is the tariff on cable
grams TO Europe.
Hearing in a forgery case is on the docket
for this morning.
Hay was freely offered on the market yester-
day at $S per ton.
A hungry thief stole pie from the Fulton
market last night.
Repairs are being made on the st. P, Ii. &
III. Railroad bridge.
Sixth avenue north is being graded and
otherwise improved.
The Greenback central committee will hold
q secret session to-day.
The First N. +. church held its quarterly
conference last evening.
The county coroner found SO in cash upon
the body of Jas. Hawks.
D. ". Pillsbury, of Maine, is visiting his
brother, O. +. Plllsbury.
Ray & Ascker are putting in fine now steam
engine and coffee rooster.
The September pay roll of teachers and JAM
itors amounts to S8,06050.
Fred. Barrows is completing fine residence
on Fourth street southeast.
The ladies of the Seventh street NJ. E. church
will give an oyster supper this evening.
The Valentine building on Central avenue,
East side, is being removed with brick.
Charles Moore has begun the foundation for
another three-stOry building on Second street.
south.
The Greenbackers will open a series of open
air meetings tomorrow evening, on the public
square.
The family OF James Hawks came in yester-
day and took the remains to Richfeld for in
terment.
The east room of the Young Mems Christian
Association is being enlarged for the reception
of the gymnasium.
The faculty of the State university received
their monthly salary yesterday, and are CORE
spondingly happy.
The new building Of the Knickerbocker Co.
will soon be ready for occupancy, as will the
Domestic" building.
New school rooms will soon have to be OPEN
cd at the Jefferson and Monroe buildings to AZ =
comodate the children.
Mr.. Hashow found mis- horse which was sup
posed to have been stolen, near the Minnesota
soap factory, East side.
Our regular Runaway occurred last evening
on outer Hennepin avenue, So far as learned,
no serious damage resulted.
Private Campbell proved the best marksman
at the light infantry praotioe, at 200 yards,
Wednesday. He scored 80.
The millers' association appear to be buying
nearly all the wheat that is offered in our
market. They give the highest price.
Frank Burley, the young man who met with
the injury at RashOw, Maish q Davis shop
Wednesday evening, is reported better.
The wooden structure at the corner of Third
avenue south and Second avenue is being
RACED, to make way for substantial block.
b The deputy collector of internal revenue,
Charles a. Clark, removed his Office yesterday
to that of Isaac McNair, over the city bank.
A horse hitshed in font Of the Academy of
Music yesterday afternoon, broke its bit and
created a little furry on Hennepin avenue.
The Democratic Central Committee held a
session at Isaac McNsir's Office yesterday, but
no business of Importance was transacted.
q The lumber men are having good deal 'of
trouble ID getting cars 10 do their business;
nearly all are in use in the wheat and -four
traffic.
East side resl estate is in moro active de-
msnd since the proposed falls improvement
project by the ST. P, Ii. & II. road has taken a
definite form.
EsAt the O. NJ. d ST. P. shops, engine No. 214
and car No. As, are being repaired, and the en-
CINE John Gray, which has been rebuilt, was
tested yesterday.
The commissioners of the Hastings 4 Dakota
railroad held conference at the court house
yesterday. They withhold the publication of
their report until next week.
There is an unusually strong demand for
small tenement houses. Real estate men are
a unit in the opinion that Money invested in
large number of neat little cottages would yield
agood profit.
maVcn game OF oaSe Dali Tor the champion
ship of the State will be played this afternoon
between the Minnesota Chiefs and the Browns,
or Minneapolis, at the park of the La Crosse
club. An excellent game is expected.
The headquarters Of the Hancock and En-
glish club, at No. 203 Nicollet avenue, will be
formally opened this evening. Arrangements
have been completed whereby the rooms will
be kept open during the balance of the cam.
paign.
A man named John MoNeal was arrested by
officer Walton and detective Hoy, for perpe-
trating forgeries on O. A. Pillsbury, Stamwitz
d Schroeder and j. @. Oswald, yesterday. The
amount forged is 500. The case will come up
for a hearing before Judge Cooley this morn
ing.
The Scandinavian Hancock and English club
will hold meeting at Cooper's Union hall, on
Washington avenue, this evening. This club
now numbers 250 strong and new names are
fast being enrolled. They mean business. All
parties interested in the club are requested to
be present and register their names.
Prof. TousleY was somewhat sarcastic at the
meeting of the school beard Wednesday. a
member was grumbling about the increase in
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