Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-12
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

Tickets to Chicago were SIS yesterday.
Minneapolis streets cry for pavements
these days.
The Memberships will rehearse on Tues
day evening.
A change o. time goes in effect on the
motor line to-day.
Missouri IGNITION apples were quoted at
$3.50 per barrel yesterday.
There was surfeit of divorce business
at the court house yesterda,.
1t will be some days before the electric
mast will shine upon the city,
Flagstone sidewalks are being put down
in front of the Syndicate block.
Tom Sullivan is doing rushing bust
ness at his big Boston restaurant.
The best Sunday dinner in the CITY can
be found at the Comique restaurant to-
day.
Col. J. 7. Long, of Kentucky, will lee
ture on temperance at Harrison hall this
evening.
The police station was nearly full last
night, the majority of the population be-
ing DRINKS.
The trial of Harry W. Eggling for en-
bezzlement was commenced in the district
court yesterday.
The Reform club reading room has inst
received a large invoice of books, tracts
and periodicals.
Uncle Toms Cabin was produced at the
Opera house matinee and last evening to
small audiences.
The Cotton free excursion from St.
Paul was postponed until tomorrow on
account of the rain.
The Boston operate Ministries will open
two nights engagement at the Academy
tomorrow evening.
The usual Sunday meeting of the Re-
form club will be held in Harrison Hall at
3 O'Clock this afternoon.
The exterior of the large Syndicate
block, with its frontage Of GAO feet, five
and six stories high, has been completed.
The patrol wagon will not be quartered
IN the new barn for few days more. The
carpenters have not yet completed their Ia
bors.
Gen. Runkle will lie cture again at Geth-
semane church this evening his subject be-
ing THE Garden of Eden and the Dionitv
of Labor
Flour sold at the mills yesterday as fol-
lows: Patents, SEQ $50; straights. $3.50
as; lower grades, $293; clears, s5@ 5.a5
per barrel.
The sale of seats for Bob Ingersoll's
lecture will open on Monday morning. IT
is pretty certain that the entire house mil,
be reserved.
-on change yesterday sales we're cars
Sample barley, 4Oc; cars wheat. 9Oc:
5 cars hard in A, s1.o2; 1 car sample.
9Oc; cars sample, 92c.
"a Square Man" was presented at the
matinee and last evening in the Academy
OF music to small audiences, the latter
owing to the bad weather.
There were thirty three marriage licen-
ses issued by the clerk of the court of
Hennepin county last week.
Two very suspicious looking females
were picked up by the police on the street
about IL o'clock last night end lodged in
SSNANA
T. and J. A. Ferguson. hardware deal
ers, made an assignment short time
since. Their liabilities are fixed at S27.-
O72.SS, with assets at S12;3S961.
The petit jury list having run low Judge
Young yesterday ordered a special venire,
and the sheriff was instructed to have the
jurors on hand tomorrow morning.
Yesterday morning George Parker's
grocery delivery team ran away on Eighth
street. The street was strewn with groce-
ries and pieces of the wrecked wagon.
There are twenty three orphaned chill
dren now being kindly and comfortably
cared for by the charitible ladies of the
Children's home in South Minneapolis.
Rev. A. W. Mann, deaf mute clergyman
of the Episcopal church, is to hold SER
vice for deaf mutes in this vicinity in
Gethsemane church on Thursday evening,
Nov. 25th.
An employe of the Minneapolis Mill
company, named Maurice Graw, had his
left hand badly lacerated by circular saw
yesterday morning. thumb and two
fingers were amputated.
Reports from DR.. Skinner and Ed.
Libby, who are hunting in Montana, are to
the effect that they had shot forty three
deer up to last Tuesday. Fenison will b
plentiful hereabouts soon.
Christine Dohlstrom, the misstr'
one of the lowest and most vile de sse
city, was before Judge Cooley as IN u
morning charged with disor' yesterda
She was sent to jail for sixt 4erly conduc
1t is quite probable tt ydays.
will demand a recor at James Bryal
Hennepin county fo Int OF the votes
think he would bo II auditor. His frien
he owes himself -, lax in the duty viii
Mot of =. if he fails to do it.
apolis was Excelsior addition to MINI
terday. flied at the registers Office y
land The addition embraces piece
ave between Lyndale and Plea
s. aues and Twentyeighth and ]
.ceets.
Shipments we're: Flour. 1919 bills;
Der, $4,000 feet; mill stuff, $50 tons;
- 800 bushels; wheat, 1O, 500 bushe Is; flaxI.