Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

Fourty three cars of coal arrived in the
city yesterday.
There were 1872 cars of grain handled at
the various elevators Yesterday.
Never closes its doors-the Boston res
taurant. Fine wines, cigars, etc.
A literary society has. ben organized
by the residents of Portland avenue.
4 meeting of the ". G. T. U. will be held
in Advent hall at three o'clock this after
noon.
Knute Olden will be tried in the munich
pal court on the 18th inst. for assaulting
C. Babo.
OF merchandise yesterday, the receipts
were Lightweight cars, and shipments
ffty-three.
The incest Accommodations in the city for
private supper parties at the Comique
restaurant.
Fourteen thousand four hundred and five
barrels of -four were shipped from Min
neapolis yesterday.
A farmer named Libby, who brought to
this city load of hay yesterday. sustained
q fractured right arm from falling from
his load.
Four hundred and thirty four cars of
freight were received at the depots yester-
day, and 1858 shipped, making total of 8O2
handled.
While coupling cars in the Minneapolis
Eastern Railway company's yards,a brake
man named B. W. Darling had his left
hand crushed.
It is rumored that st. Paul colored man
is about to open saloon in this city for
the exclusive patronage of the colored peo-
pie of this city.
Flour sold at the mills yesterday at the
following prices: Patents, $6.50@7.50;
straights, SEQ $50; lower grades, 1908;
clears, $5@675 per barrel
The regular monthly meeting of the
Mechanics and Working mems Building
and Loan association will be held in the
board of trade rooms this evening.
While out cunning Elmer Wright had
his left hand badly shattered by the pre-
mature discharge of his gun. He was taken
to Ames' hospital, where his first finger was
amputated.
The glass is being put in the magnificent
new Lowry block at the corner of Wash
ington and Second avenue south. 1t is one
of the most imposing and attractive struc-
lures in the city.
At noon yesterday freight car being
backed over the eighth avenue crossing of
Washington avenue jumped the track and
gave the railroad men some trouble in
putting it back on.
Bill King evidently feels sighted and is
greatly put out" because he was not in
vited to participate in the jollifcation at
the Academy on Thursday evening. Col.
Finn may apologize.
The log scale at the surveyor generals
Office, show that 249,5sS logs were scaled
from Aug. 81, to Sept. 80, and 41,365,93
feet went through the booms between the
dates above mentioned.
Marriage licences were issued yesterday
to John p. Lindquist and Ingia Mari
son, Harry Nelson and Annie Woodbridge,
Christian Germant and Julia Olsen.
Mckee Rankin and wife presented their
new play 1872 to delighted audience in
the Academy last night. 1t will be repeat
ed at the matinee this afternoon, and the
engagement will close with their old favor
lite, ''Danites" this evening.
Thequotatlons on Change yesterday were
as follows: Wheat, No. hard, $1.O5@ LOG
i'll store: No. regular, ST.; No. 2, 94@95c.
Oats, rejected. 30@ 33c; No. 2, 35c; white,
"a @35c. Corn, 66c. o b. Bran, 49,
Shorts, $9@9.5; ground feed, $24@ 24.5O;
hay, $S@9.
A meeting of the ex-policemen will be
held at No. SIT South Washington avenue
this evening, for the purpose of organic
ing club. It is designed to admit to
membership the ex-policemen of any city
and not confne the membership to the
police of Minneapolis.
VIM. G. Hicks appeared in the district
court yesterday asking for divorce from
Francis NJ. Hicks on the ground of adul-
terry. fixing upon John La Sart as the
adulterer and August 3 as the time. Judge
Lochren granted Mr.. Hicks his divorce and
the custody of the children.
The granite pavement contractor will
complete his work to-day, providing the
material holds out, and then Minneap-
oils Will have at least one street latter the
dirt and debris Is cleared OIL upon
which it will be pleasure to drive. The
street is paved from Second avenue north
to the Milwaukee railroad crossing on
Eighth avenue south.
Col. Glenn Is after those Republican en-
ployers who have annually resorted to in
timidation to force the men who work un-
der them to cast Republican votes by in
timating to them that unless they voted
that ticket their services would no longer
be required. Col. Glenn wants full infor-
nation in case such illegal outrages are
perpetrated this year, and he proposes to
prosecute every employer guilty of the
crime.
The boarding house of Merton Haggerty
on Thirteenth avenue south was entered by
a burglar on Thursday night. He only
succeeded in securing about SO. He awoke
one of the borders, named jackson, in his
proving. Jackson cried out to him and
the burglar making dash for the window,
jackson sent a leaden messenger in search
of him, but he succeeded in escaping
Blood was found in the morning which
shows that the scamp was hit.
The editor of the Journal assumes that