Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-22
MINNEAPOLIS

OFFICE-No. 6 Washington avenue, 0p
soosite Nicollet House. Office hours from, {
q. m, to 10 O'Clock p. m.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
Try the Boston restaurant for a goo6
meal.
Arrah ma Pogue at the Opera house this
evening.
The Comique restaurant can not be ex
celled for fine suppers.
The plat of Deicker's subdivision of EN-.
erson's addition was fled yesterday.
Levi German will give turkey shoot
on the East side rife range this afternoon
The Christmas sale of st. Paul's parish
came off in Elliot's Music hall last even
ing.
The ice harvest has been discontinued
by the dealers until another cold snap o.
ours.
Arrah ma Pogue received its first presen
tation at the Opera house last evening to
a fair sized audience.
City Physician Cockburn states that
there was not single case of smallpox
reported yesterday.
Sales on Change: cars sample corn.
45c; 1 car sacked oats, SOC; 1 Car sample
oats, SEC; car oats, 34c.
Judge Cooley has gone to Austin for a
few days. In the meantime Judge Bailey
occupies the municipal court.
Flour quotations at the mills are: Pat
ents, $5.75@6; straights, $5.25@5.75; low
er grades, $2@3; clears, S4.75@5.25 per
barrel.
The sale of reserved seats for the Alice
Oates holiday opera season will be COM
menced in the Nicollet house ticket Office
this morning.
Louis Larson, an eleven-year-old boy stole
ninety cents from John Alden, saloon
keeper. Judge Bailey sent the boy to the
reform school.
Joe Murch has consented to give another
exhibition of his skill upon skates at the
rink tomorrow afternoon. He is certain
ley dandy"
There will be meeting of the st. An
drews's society Friday evening, Dec. %, at
7:3O p. m. over Heaton's shoe store, 22O
Nicollet avenue.
The case of the Minneapolis Street Rail-
way company VS.. the Minneapolis Lyn-
dale & Minnetonka Railway company is to
come up in the district court to-day.
The second of the Reform club free lee
ture course will be delivered in Harrison
hall, this evening, by Rev. Van Anda.
Theme, Remedies for Intemperance."
The inspection of grain at this point
yesterday was as follows: Wheat-No.
hard, 4S cars; No. hard, 10 cars; No. 1
regular, AZ cars; No. 2 regular, % cars;
condemned. % cars.
Did any one hear of an accident on the
Minneapolis & st. Louis railroad on We'd
nesday night? An unreliable morning pa
per stated there was one, so it may be tax
en- for what it is worth.
After having been thoroughly fumi-
gated and disinfected, the Theater Com
ique was reopenedlast evening. A large
audience was in attendance and an un-
usually fine programme presented.
The Crusaders society will present The
Streets of New York at Catholic Associa-
tion hall this evening. A number of the
members possess undoubted ability and
the entertainment will be a success.
The motor line is laboring under serious
difficulties, owing to the snow and ice on
the tracks. Yesterday up to o'clock p.
m. only two trains went out, and they
steamed and pulled for all the motors were
worth.
As three young ladies were driving
across the Eighth avenue railroad crossing,
their horse took fright and ran away. The
sleigh was upset at the Third street cor
ner, but fortunately the ladies escaped
without injury.
Price Smith is out daily with J. G..
Oswald's trotters exercising them on
Tenth street. He always manages to get
away with the balance of the boys in fine
style. Flora Belle and Topsy are the
pride of his heart
Mrs. Fairs Reform club ''Wide Awakes''
are to have their Christmas tree in Har-
rison hall tomorrow evening. The little
folks have prepared fine entertainment
10 celebrate the occasion and invite all
their friends to be present.
Joe Crawford, the Comique actor, con
fined in the pest house with an attack of
varioloid, is reported doing nicely. His
disease only developed very mild form.
and he will soon be seen at his old post of
duty again-jolly as ever.
The oldest inhabitant is now discussing
the strange freak of the snow which covers
the earth. Although it is damp and heavy
it won't pack down and make respectable
sleighing. 1t acts much like compound of
snow and salt or something of the sort.
Yesterdays shipments were: Flour,
1855 bbls; lumber, 10000 feet; millstuf,
500 tons; wheat, 5000 bu.; merchandise.
Al cars; machinery, 8 cars; corn, $50 bu.;
oats, 500 bu.: oil cake, 2 cars; fax seed, 1
car; sundries, 76 cars. Total cars, 356.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Stephen Smith and Addie Bugbee, Ha-
kan Adamson and Mera Peterson, Simon
Reinbold and Hattie Haas, NJ. Lundstrum
and Ida Swanson, John Remming and
Caroline G. Dyrud, Alexander Frick and
Mary Winner.
The Catholic Building and Loan society
held its monthly meeting in Catholic Asso-
citation hall last evening, with a large at
tendance. Several thousands of dollars
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