Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-24
MINNEAPOLIS GLObELErs.

The sellers were largely IN excess OF
buyers on Change yesterday.
The best in the market, ready at all
hours, at the Comique restaurant.
The trial Of DR.. E. N. Wooding, for as
sault, has been postponed to Dec. 2e.
One of The prospective new institutions
of Minneapolis is wholesale hat store.
The matinee at the Comique theater
Pleased full house yesterday after
noon.
Charles Smith, VINO was arrested for
vagrancy, was discharged by Judge Cooley
yesterday.
There were LAO barrels of flour man
ufactured by the Minneapolis mills during
the past week.
The Albert Lea route took out big
crowd of people for Chicago at the fifty
cent rate last evening.
John Brown, for kicking up disagreed
bic row, paid fine of so and costs in the
municipal court yesterday.
This morning the sale CT reserved seats
for the Boston Ideal Opera company sea-
son, viii open al the Nicollet house.
Grain was inspected yesterday as fol-
lows: Wheat-No. hard, roc; No. hard,
Sc; No. 1 regular, Sic; No. 3 regular, 81;
No. 5, SC; rejected, 19c.
Sheriff Green took in custody the young
forger, Perry, and his 16-year old victim.
Minnie Preston, and started for their home
at Sanborn. To-, yesterday.
Dining room cars are now in course of
construction, to be put on the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad, and run
from, Chicago to Minneapolis.
Al the mills yesterday the following
prices ruled on flour: Patents, $6.25@-
CTS; straights, S5.50@ 600; lower grades,
$293; clears, 595.25 per barrel.
My Brown, Birdie Howard, Kittie Smith
Nellie Waters. Della White and Cora Roach.
inmates of Maggie Vests bagnio, paid
fines of SO and costs each yesterday.
The White Crook continues to draw full
houses at the Opera house. Miss McAIlis-
ter should continue tie ballet Il Seems to
be the correct thing with which to catch
Minneapolis.
The Amoskeag steam fire engine, pur-
department. only cost $4,000, which is $500
less than the amount to be paid for the
Ahern engine.
I concert will be given at the Andrew
Pr~-5yterian church this evening. A choice
programme will be presented, enlisting
the talents OF soma of the most cultured
local musicians.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Thomas Kearns and Ellen Kent, Frank
Sanford and Mary Baxter, Henry McDivitt
ana France M. Smith, William L. Hall and
Glare NJ. Hamock, Charles j. Burns and
Elle,. Walsh.
The merry tinkling and jinglirg of the
CHEEKY sleigh bells were heard upon our
streets Cor TIC iirst time this season Yes
terday. The sieighing was fair, and many
enjoyed it. With couple more inches of
snow it would be superb.
The new chime of bells will ring forth
their melodious music from the belfry of
the Church OF the Redeemer tomorrow
evening, by the experienced hand of the
gentleman who is now experimenting the
work of placing the bells in position.
Maggie West, demi monde who man.
ages an East side bagnio-the most extern
siye in the city-paid her monthly account
in the police court yesterday. The total
amount collected from the keeper and the
several inmates amounted to S136.
The meeting of the Bar association this
evening will be an important one and a
naemorial will probably be prepared for
p9eSentat ion to the county commissioners.
looking toward the remodeing Of the
court house and the establishment of
law library.
The cut on freight rates inaugurated by
the Omaha road the previous DAY were con-
tEuea throughout yesterday, and the in
creased freight traffic kept the employees
OF this road humping" The passenger
and freight cuts were maintained without
.anT change.
Tie Minneapolis police department is
now congratulating itself upon the fact
that all the tramps and Migrants have
managed to scrape together money enough
to avail themselves of the cheap rates and
gone into winter quarters in the wicked
city by Lake Michigan.
Christine Swanberg is under arrest
charged with assaulting Mary Fosseen.
The trial of the case was set for yesterday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, but the complaining
witness failed to show up until $50, and in
the meantime Judge Cooley had continued
the case until Saturday afternoon.
Afellow named Clarity, being implicated
in quarrel while eating oysters in Sitter
lees restaurant with ex-Conductor James
Wilson yesterday morning, struck Wilson
over the head with a beer bottle inf1icting
a serious injury. Clarity was arrested and
fined SO and costs.
Harry Langdon, an employe on the
Minneapolis & st. Louis railway, and
living on the East side, had his left arm
fractured Yesterday by slipping and fall
in;, from the top of a freight car in one of
the Yards. The man was taken to his
home where the broken bones were treated
by { surgeon.
Miss McAil;ster is making arrangements
to run trains from st. Paul, giving the
amusement loving people of that CITY an
opportunity to witness the ballet and spec
tacu;ar White Crook" They can return
home leaving here on the 1915 train. The
play is superbly mounted, and will no
doubt give enjoyment to those of our sis