Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-17
MINNEAPOLIS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Peep o. Day CLOSED the week at the Opra
house.
A mad dog was shot on Nicollet avenue
yesterday.
The theological department of Augs-
burg seminary will open for the year next
Tuesday.
The DELINQUENT tax sale is to commence
at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, at the
auditors Office.
Browns new comique restaurant still
holds the fort and gets up one of the best
meals IN the city.
Sunday dinner will be ready at the Bos-
ton reStaurant at II o'clock to-day, with
oysters, plain duff, etc.
The Democratic convention yesterday
was attended by Mr.. w. Barrett and several
other prominent Democrats of ST. Paul.
The special term of the district court
opened yesterday with thirty three cases on
the calendar. The majority of the cases
were continued.
Tbs receipts of wheat yesterday, went
up to the handsome figure of 110,250 bush
only 2.250 bushels. -
The Northern Pacific exposition car was
IN Minneapolis yesterday. The car goes
from here to Cedar Rapids and along down
the road to st. Louis.
While attempting to board a moving
train on the st. Paul, Minneapolis & Man
itobs railway yesterday morning, Daniel
Walsh, of Grand Haven. Mich, was thrown
to the ground and suffered a severe fracture
of the left shoulder, which will prevent his
return nome for several days.
An unknown assailant crept up behing
patrolman Conner Friday night and
''slugged" him most elegantly. He now
carries his eye in sling as he hunts for
the ''slugger."
john Mccullough and his company
closed Il very successful engagement in
the Academy yesterday. IL the afternoon
he presented Ingomar. closing in the ev
ening with his great character The Gladi
ator.
Every candidate on the Democratic
&icket this year, has been nominated unan
imously, Eexemplifying the unanimity OF
the feeling of the Democratic party of this
county this year. They mean business in
every sense of the word. and Will demon
stratt ohe fact at the polls this fall.
On change yesterday. prices were as fol
lows: Wheat No. hard, S1.05 q LOS; No
L, $1ai 1.0f; No. > hard. S1@ 1.O4; No. .
95cn 81; No. 3, So &c CSC; Oats, 81 cts. Corn
No. =. Is 90 cents; rejected, 65M 20 cents
Bran, S100 10 25 in bulk; S1.50@ 1.75 high
er for sacked; shorts. $17@l8; Ground
feed, $500 81; hay, S10a11.
An immense elevator, which will be
built 10 hold from 100000 to 100000
bushels OF grain. is to be erected on the
present site of the Milwaukee car shops as
soon ;:5 they are taken down, which will be
in the near future. The high location of
the elevator will admit of the wheat being
spOuted direct to the mills, thus saving
considerable carriage.
The large excursion party, just returned
from the Yellowstone valley expressed
their thanks to the management of the
excursion in yesterdays GLOBE. Mr.. Geo
B. Hall Informs the reporter that he is
about 10 organize another excursion party
which ne expects to take out about the 18th
of next month, and all parties who wish
to participate in an enjoyable excursion
should correspond with him at Minneap.
oils. III order to secure proper and pleas
ant accommodations. Mr.. Hall thinks
that tfis viii prove his great effort. ano
that Is saying much.