St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-30
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBuLEs.

B. F. Morgan, for Miss Christopher,
has coVere@ the 500 put up for Miss
Nelson, and the bicycle race will
probably take place next Thursday.
The Spald;ng Bicycle club will take
ITS Its next run this evening at O'Clock
sharp Meeting at Columbus Buggy
company's, corner Eighth street ana
First avenue south.
Mayor Pratt has been invited to
participate in the anniversary exer,
cises at Fort Smelling Sept. 10, which
is the seventy-fifth anniversary of the
building of the old fort.
Old settlers of Minneapolis know
nothing of the Parker Pearson Valen-
tine, the man referred to in yeSter-
days Associated Press dispatches as
having recently fallen heir to for
tune in San Francisco.
Annie Moore, wife of Edward c.
Moore, the Great Northern switchman
who was killed in the yards in South
east Minneapolis, has brought suit
AGAINST the railroad company for 5000
damages. as administrative.
The Minneapolis drum corps are going
on with their arrangements to get to
louisville to attend the G. A. r,
encampment, and judging by the sub,
scnpuons on the list now being cir
Sulated there is good reason to be-
heVe they will get there.
County Superintendent of Schools
wilcox IS busy examining the papers
In the recent teachers examinations,
and next week he will have still more
to look over. a county teachers en-
animation is to be held at Osseo Fri,
day and Saturday of this week. anG
another at Maple Plain Sept Is and
The Northwestern Miller says
there was a slight gain in the flour
80, $50 barrels daily, or 220,6 $50 for the
Week. The aggregate sales were 90
600 barrels less than the output, on
account of the declining wheat market,
winch lessened the desire of the flour
buyer TO trade.
Augustus Thomas beautiful ala
bama" is underlined for presentation
at the Grand the first half of next week
win popular priced matinee Wed
nesday: 1t is now in The fourth Year
QCaintness and originality OF its char
aCterS are as acceptaO as when II
vas first produced.
The Associated Charities are doing
good work al the present time II fn.l-
ing employment for worthy ucople
Every day the association finds odd
jobs for from twenty-five to forty per
sons, and in this line It is stated that
there is not a more etfectual organ;za-
ton in the country.
James A. Peterson, assistant county
attol ney, says that me new cuuit
house will be dedicated by the .:ext
grand jury, which meets Se..:. iG 10
consider the countyS criminals ard
violations of the law The subpoeuas
for TIE jurymen have not Vet. how
ever, been issued.
The second day of the big auction
sale at the old Windsor hotel was more
largely attended than the property
sale, the first installment of household
furnishings being cleaned out com
pleteIy. There were among the bid
derS a large number of dealers. who
took large lots. and prices were com
paratively much better than on the
first day.
In spite Of the fact that next Monday
Is LABOR day. and thus legal holiday.
Two OF the local boards have called
meetings m for that day. One of them,
the beard of park commissioners. will
aoJourn at once, probably to meet
SaSalf on Monday, Sept. 9. But the
library board intend to hold its meet
ing IN the afternoon, without letting
ltseif be disturbed by the celebrations
OF the laboring men of the city.
number of our thin-skinned alder
men are very sore over the caust:c
newspaper comments on their failure
70 secure circus tickets, and a few OF
tnen nave planned TO take away from
the reporters, by formal action at
tonlghts meeting, all courtesies ex-
1ehded by the city council to the press.
ms VIII include the abolition of the
reporters room,' as it is called the
use OF tables in the council chamber
curing meetings., and the entree to
committee meetings.