Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-09
m1NNEAPoL1s GLoBELETs.

The price of wheat is somewhat higher.
The market gardeners are busy putting in seed.
Col W s. King returned homo again yester-
day.
DR.. D. Collins is Frustrated by serious attack of
lever.
On change wheat quotations yesterday we're S1.4s
al 30.
special meeting of the city council was held last
evening.
There are 1873 cases on the civil calendar for the
May term.
Aneeting of the various council committees WAS
held yesterday.
Work in putting up the walls of the Bassett mill
is progressing rapidly.
The first drill meeting of the new cavalry company
Will be held this evening.
The regular meeting Of the common council will
be held tomorrow evening.
The Ren,z female mistrels are billed upon the
bulletin boards of the city.
At least three soldiers will be absent at gol call
this morning at Fort Smelling.
The steamer City of st. Louis will make her first
trip on Lake Minnetonka on June lst.
The Minneapolis postofice sells on an average
Q3uO worth OF postage staLlp per udy.
It is reported that one of the mills refuses to give
work TO member Of the Toohey jury.
The FIRST ball of the season will be given in Lake
Side hotel at Lake Calhoun this evening.
Public sentiment seems to favor increase in the
salaries of tbs teachers OF the public schools.
DR., Keith's condition vas no better yesterday,
and his physicians have no hopes of his recovery.
Niuety-tyo of the cases on the May term calendar
Of the district court, we're continued from the last
term.
The dog catcher Is at work. See that your dog
has the proper tag attached 10 his collar, or he will
be ''Iun in
The Canoe club will erect boat house at Excel
,ior The work driving the piles has already been
commenced.
The phsmphlet containing a detailed account
Of the McMsnus neckte party has been published
aid placed On sale.
Arrangements are being made for concert by
Dang band and the Great Western of st. Paul ia
Union park soon.
The grand Jurors will report at the court house
at 10 O'Clock this morning. The petit Jurors will
report on Tuesday, the l6lh lust.
The only restaurant Ia Minneapolis which always
has fresh oysters is the popular Boston Restaurant.
1t is always open-nisht and day.
Examinations Will b. held to-day before the board
recently appointed by W. D. Washburn to elect
candidates to Ill the vacant cadetship
meeting OF the members of the Fifth Presby-
terrain church Will be held this evening" when the
question Of calling pastor Will be discussed.
Arrangements are ps.fecting for an excursion to
Yeiiowstone Park. The train will be made up of
DILL fa-a Ia fxai lat
A day snd Sunday school is to be opened by the
West Side Turnveren for children fsom six to eight
years of age, for instruction in the German
gusge.
No. wheat was s3ld in this market for $l.45 yes
terdsy, which ia twenty cents higher than Milwaukee
quotations. The demand at the mills occasions the
high price
The wheat receipts yesterday were only %, 100
bushels, considerably less than the receipts of any
previous day for some time. The shipments were
$3.50 bushelS
Some of the aldermen, it is stated oppose the pro-
ieot of removing the central police station to the
city hall building, in accordance with Mayor Ames'
suggestion.
Eddie, thu little son of Paul Goodwin Of South
Minneapolis, while playing with ad5e, Sun
day, inflicted serious wound upon his left foot.
The injury may cripple HIM for life.
Officer Frenet found q suit of blue checked
Clothes drawers and undershirt lying on log in the
river under the railroad bridge on Sunday. Nc
owner OF the clothes has been found.
Services will be held at the Church of the De-
minICan Fathers, or Church of the Holy Ros lry ct
8 80 this morning in memory of the late jerome j.
Collins, of the Jesnnette arctic expedition.
Oscar ] Hughes, the lively tramp who attempted
TO effect escape Saturday by running away
while being taken from the Jail 10 the stone pile,
now shGckies. Ee don't appear particularly
pleased with The iewelry.
1t begins to look though Minneapolis would
not be troubled by circuses this season. Another
sgert was here yesterday, but when he informed
OF The amount he would be required to pay for q
license he declined and took his departure.
The paving committee at it's meeting yesterday
afternoon decided to abandon their resolution, In
roduced at the last regular session of the council
SO modifying the granite block pavement ordinance
ss t. change the material to cedar blocks The
resolution condemned itself, for the committee 10
presenting it acknowledged that they presented II
against their better judgment.
The three soldiers who came up from TT. Smell
lirg for Sunday lark, az mentioned in yesterdays
GLOBE, paid their respsc 10 his honor yesterday
morning. They each pleaded gniy to the charge OF
drunkenness. Che was fired SIS, but III default he
sent 10 the OK pie for thirty days. The other
two Gued s. each, and sentenced TO seven days