Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-17
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
eci.lly Reported for the Daily Globe.
nIINNEAPoLrs GLoBULErs.

Specially Reported for the Daily Globe.
HIINNEAPOLIs GLOBULETs.
Wheat SO and Arm.
Market is lined with teams selling country
produce.
The praises of The GLOBE ara in the
mouth of all.
Two thousand barrels of -four were shipped
from this city on Tuesday.
The hardware stores of Fifeid and Bird
well, on Hennepin avenue have closed their
doors.
Receipt at hay and wood market: Hay,
AZ loads; straw. 42 loads wood, 20 loads.
Prices about as yesterday.
Ex-county commissioner Hedderly has
commenced a new suit for the purpose of
BUSTING commissioner Jones.
The directors of the Farmers Insurance
company are holding their annual meeting
at the Barlow House in this city.
| Cards of invitation are out for the marriage
of Alice Wheeler, daughter of W. w. Wheel
CT of this city, to o. P. Carter of st. Paul.
| Two plain, simple DRINKS at the Munich
pal Court yesterday. Discharged with good
advice by special Judge Reynolds presiding.
The case of the State against Ernest Ort-
man for obtaining money under false pre-
lenses will occupy the attention of the Dis
trict court to-day.
| The Farmers Life Insurance Association
were electing fifteen directors for the ensuing
year last night, great part of the balloting
being done by proxy.
The exhibitors of Linseed Oil at the 49,
cent State Fair would like to understand the
reason, if any exist, why the premiums
awarded to them have not been paid.
Receipts of wheat on the /. 4 M. division
of the Milwaukee road on Tuesday was So
600 bushels; river division 25,OOO bushels
Total receipts Tuesday, $4,000 bushels.
Smooth roads are bringing more granger:
into the city than common. The streets yes
terday were filled with farmers teams, ant
business unusually brisk in retail stores.
The house of David Hatbody, four mile,
south of this city on the Long Lake roai
was entered by some one on Sunday last
and $50 in money and revolver stole1
therefrom.
just now the business Office of THE GLoBl
can be found in the Nicollet avenue corne
east end of City Hall. Walk up to the Cap
tains Office and subscribe for month; an.
"make no mistake"
i Everybody ought to be happy now that th
jury has declared that neither Stevens no
Edwards are guilty of doing anything wicked
As the case cost the county less than tw
thousand dollars the tax payers ought to b
happy
The increase in sales in linseed Oil durin
the last six month"; in the western States OK
ceeded the sales during the preceding 81
months, more than 100000 gallons. Til
price Of oil has advanced recently two cent
per gallon.
How about the diaries opened and til
good resolutions entered upon New Year
day, boys? The month is half up Lot a
who have sstuck' to the swear-oif and writ
J ten in their diaries daily hold up their hands
! Don't all speak at once.
man named Edward WEIGH came dow
from Fred Clarks lumber camp Saturda
with broken leg, received by log rollin
on to him while in tho discharge of his du
ties. He was taken to the Cottage Hospita
and made as comfortable as possible, and j
now gradually improving.
Winslow Brothers commence their con
tract of putting in the boulders at tn
foot of the apron to-day. The contract re
quires between five and six hundred to b
put in, and the stones are brought on til
st. Louis road from Sioux City junction
There was lively and entertaining run
away across Suspension bridge at 10 o'cloc
Tuesday night. 1t was horse attached to
buggy, the driver of which was tossed On
| and left to mourn the sudden departure 9
his splendid steed. No bones broken. bu
bruises abundant.
Mr.. Branch of the East Division machin
ist tiln of Branch & Bolton, had the eye
J ball of his left eye removed on Tuesday
The operation was performed by Drs. He'd
DERBY and VERIFIED, and was necessitate
from an accident which lodged piece G
saw tooth in the aforesaid eye about tw
weeks ago.