Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-04

Anoka county 10
Isantl county ............
Per order OF district committee.
MINHEA GLObULGs.
The lumber market is firm and ua-
changed.
The lumber shipments eor the cay were
10000 feet.
Wheat made another slight advance in
this ms cket yesterday.
S77,S72.O0 was what the real estate sales
of yesterday amounted to.
There were $3.50 barrels of flour shipped
from Min aeapol:s yesterday.
A meeting of the Academy of Natural
sciences was held last evening.
Tumble down st rs IN 20 the Boston re;-
taurdnt at d. Inc time )-dcy.
At the commission horses ground feed
is quoted at $24@25, ard is scarce.
the Max Miller a. aclt ed battery ccse
is SCI 70: tria' in re police court to day.
Iae Hidden Band " " he presented foc
for the last tine ct tlo Ope house th;s
evening.
The estimated expenses OF the fire de-
parsment for tie coming yea is aprro-
mated at $4,000.
A theatrical ente-.ainmt 1t will by given
in Turner hal ca F-.da~ eve ring, by a
German comps7y.
Wheat receipts veto day amounted to
1860 bushels, while the shipments o: the
same we're $3.50 bushels.
T,:os. M~cphy was fined - and cots IN
the municipal corr. ye te day Cor keeping
his saloon open on Sunday.
The ladies of Westminster church gave
succe S, Ill oyster suppe., for the benefit
of the churc-,, last evening.
Thomas Howard, crested upon the
charge OF asslulting his We, was DIS
charged by adge Bailey yesterday.
The cese of the abducted Donovan boy
will come up in the district conrt at 2
o'clock this afternoon, on a writ of hsbeas
corpus.
Inc Comique restaurant is the only
place in the city where supper parties can
find private dining rooms and special &C.
commodations.
The committee from the city council
on fire department! has decided to report
in favor of extending the fire limits tt the
meeting this evening.
At the mills yesterday the following
-four quotations ruled: Patents, $6.5O@.;
stsaights, $5.6O@6; lower grades, $2.25@
$50; clea IS: $5.5O@6 per barrel.
The syndicate folks have decided upon
the name of the ''Grand Opera" for their
new place of amusement. It is expected
that it will be opened early N February.
James futile and Il. Tuttle were az
raigned in the police court yesterday for
committing an assault with vicious dog.
The case YVES continued until October 5-h.
The old machine shops of the Chicago,
Milwaukee g. st. Paul Railway COMPANY,
are being razed to the ground and the
machinery is being set up in the new car
shops.
Henry G. Side sold to Henry E. Fetch
er yesterday A feet front on Fifth street
between Nieollet and Hennepin avenues,
by 49, feet deep, the consideration being
$4,000.
The district committee of the Twenty
eighth legislative district recommended
that caucus for the purpose of selecting
delegates to attend the dist let onvention
be held on Saturday evening, Oct. 18th.
The Scandi1avians in the Sixth ward
have signifed their intention to rally to
the support of Hans o. Peterson, the Dem
ocratic candidate for representative from
the Twenty ninth district. He is compe-
tent man, and will be elected.
It turns out that the organization of a
st. Louis syndicate for the purpose of de.
veloping the iron ore depos' is on the bank
of Lake Calhoun is an invention of a prop
erty owner near by who is desirous of sell
ing it. Ore eEists there hut not in We W
large quantities.
Nels G. Nelson aud Louisa NJ Erick ON.
John Aubrecht and Elizabeth Kastel,
Charles A. Ckeesemen and Eta Robinson.
Edgar Dayton and Adde Tucker, II. w.
Hunt and Rosie A. Cooley, John Badit nd
Mary Peterson, were toe applicants -or
marriage licenses yectc-day.
The following prices were quoted on
Change yesterday: Wheat, No. l
hard, in elevator, $685.; No. /, 94@9 6c;
No. 2hard, 93@95c; No. 2, Csc. Oats re-
jected, so@32c; No. 2, s4@Al1ac; white,
35c. Corn, nominal at 65@6S cents Bran
$7.25@S in bulk; $l.50@2 higher for
sacked; shorts, $9@12; groI nd feec. $24@
24.50 on track; hay, $7.7O@l", according
to quality.
Consolidating.
1t is quite evident that the board of
trade and the chamber of conn cree in
tend to consolidate as soon as practicable.
At the caucus of the chamber of commerce
the members of the board of trade we're