Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-08
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETS.

ferday.
Business was suspended at the court !
house yesterday.
A meeting OF the Humane society was
held yesterday.
Open all night. Open all day. The
Boston restaurant.
Uncle Toms Cabin was the bill at the
Opera house last night.
The States Attorney at the Academy was
we'll attended last night.
The sale of seats for "a Square Man.
will be opened this morning,
The Prohibitionists kept "open house"
at Harrison hall last evening.
Another large crew of lumbersnen were
started for the plnerles yesterday.
There were only five cases before the
municipal court yesterday, all DRINKS.
The regular meeting of the Academy of
Natural Sciences was held last evening.
Washburn chartered Riverside street
car for one Of his brass bands yesterday.
The board of education has decided
upon opening another night school in the
city.
The vote was not nearly SO large as was
anticipated, despite the monstrous regis
tration.
The Crusaders held their regular weekly
meeting in Catholic association hall last
e-ening.
On Friday Right Miss McAllister will
tender College hospital & benefit. ''Pique"
Will be the bill.
Get your supper tonight at the Comique
restaurant, where you will find special &C
commodations for parties.
The electric light mast is ali up and Sc
curely riveted. Ali it now lacks is the car
riages for the lights and coat of paint.
o. T. Long is announced to deliver "a
lecture at Harrison hall this evening under
the auspices of the I. o. G. 7. of Mime
sofa.
The west half OF Central avenue across
Nicollet island has been paved, and the
work on the other half is being crowded
forward.
At the mills the flour quotations were:
Patents, $6.50@ $50; stra1ghts, $6@S.5O;
lower grades, sega; clears, S5.OO@
6.75 barrel.
A goodly number of illegal votes were
nipped in the bud yesterday through the
vigilance of the committee appointed for
the purpose.
Christopher Lund was painfully injured
by falling from pile of lumber. He sus-
tanned fracture of his left leg and two
broken ribs.
Washburn did the hardest days work of
his life yesterday. He was seen in all
parts of the city, hurrying up his men to
more active efforts.
Noisy demonstrations were parti cularly
noticeable at most of the polls yesterday.
Many of those who peddled Washburn's
tickets were inebriated.
The sale of seats for the College hospital
benefit at the Opera house, Friday night,
will commence at Webster IL Churchilrs
drug store, this morning.
One thousand and seventy-fve cars
of freight were handled at the
various minneapolis depots yesterday, 3533
going out and 1872 coming in.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, with
Saturday matinee, BENZ. Maginley will
appear in the Academy in "A Square Man.
under the management of j. Hill.
1t is supposed that the body OF the man
found in the river on Sunday night, was
that of August Halllng, a iamplighter, who
disappeared about three weeks since.
The Union house on the East side was
burglarized on Monday night The rooms
of the boar lers were ransacked, and the
outlaws succeeded in getting about $50
booty.
Thomas Appleton's team ran away on
North First street this morning, wrecking
the wagon to which it was attached. Mr.
Appleton, who was thrown out, escaped
serious injury.
Col John S. Long, a temperance lectur-
er from Kentucky, has been engaged by
the Good Templers to deliver a series of
addresses in Minnesota, and will begin at
Harrison hall this evening.
Mayor Ames' vote would have been
much heavier in Minneapolis yesterday
had it not been for the fact that the lum-
bermen had hurried their crews off to the
Pineries, depriving them of their votes.
John H. Beach, whose father resides in
CAAc OltS las UOcu dTToSL6O Ill O1uClQQdCl
for completely in the forged check opera
lions in which young Bennett was interested
and for which he was arrested in Chicago.
Shipments yesterday were as follows:
Flour, Ii, los barrels; lumber, 100000 feet:
hides, car; mill stuff, 5S5 tons; live stock,
cars; wheat, 1900 bushels; oil cake, 9
cars; machinery, 2 cars; sundries, 80 cars.
Total cars, 353
The winter Waterman of the Belle of
Minnetonka, Joe Mont, was in the city
yesterday and reports the big boat to be
in a fine condition at her winter quarters
In Gray's lake. Joe says that fishing and
duck shooting is at its best there now.
Four hundred and thirty-four cars
OF wheat were inspected into
store and elevator yesterday, the grain
running as follows: No. 1 hard wheat, 143
cars; No. hard wheat, IA cars; No. 1
wheat, 113 cars; No. 2 wheat, 126 cars; No.
3 wheat, cars; rejected, 30 cars.
On change yesterday quotations were:
Wheat, No. hard, S1.O3 in store No. .
hard. Csc f. n h No I roOular QSo NJ