Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-24

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

mot Guilty" at the Opera house this
week.
The delinquent tax sale was closed yes
terday.
The Academy matinee drew full house
yesterday.
Extra choice apples 1925 per barrel in
this market.
Try the Boston restaurant for a Sunday
dinner to-day.
White oats sold for thirty -four cents per
bushel yesterday.
The probate court was empty and de-
serted yesterday.
Richard Danils had his right arm frac-
tured in a runaway.
Yesterday 100000 feet of lumber were
shipped from this city.
Criminal business in the municipal court
was refreshingly light yesterday.
The wheat receipts at Minneapolis yes
terday amounted to 14,4OO bushels.
A meeting of Father Sheehy land league
will be held in Emmett hall this evening.
VIM. Hochstaetten was arrested yester-
Ody CndISSu Will OUStIuClIuS lne slut
walks.
During the past week twenty eight mar
riage licenses were issued in Hennepin
county.
All the Hebrew places of business were
closed yesterday. The proprietors were
celebrating.
Chas. A. Gardeners Karl" company
closed successful engagement at the
Academy last evening.
Bassett's saw mill has been compelled
to shut down for want of hands sufficient
to handle the products.
Mr.. Wilcox's old man characters at the
Opera house is usually the best feature OF
the plays presented there.
An elderly lady named Mrs. Charlotte
Peterson, made misstep, fell down stairs
and dislocated her shoulder.
An Athenaum is to be built on the cor
ner of Hennepin avenue and Eighth street
by T. B. Walker and others.
If you want frst-class breakfast, din
ner or supper, go to the Comique restaur-
ant, pa First avenue south.
The Father Mathew Total abstinence
society viii meet in Catholic Association
hall this afternoon at o'clock.
Fifty-fve bridegrooms elect, presented
themselves at the clerks Office the past
week and received licenses to we'd
4 woman complained at the police sta
ton yesterday afternoon that Thomas
Howard was tearing down her house.
Thirty two thousand and fifty two dol
lars and fifty cents was the amount repre-
cented by the real estate sales yesterday.
W. d. Washburn will present the First
battalion National guards. of this state,
with beautiful stand of colors, including
all the accoutrements.
The Swedish Lutheran church. situated
on the corner of Seventh street and
Eleventh avenue, will be ready for occu-
pancy in about three weeks.
At the mills yesterday the following
prices, for flour ruled: Patents, $4,000
1926; straights, S5.75@6.25; lower grades,
S2.25@3.50; clears, $5.50@6.O0 per barrel.
The average daily production of the
Minneapolis mills during the past week
has been about $4,000 barrels, an increase
over the preceding week of nearly one
third.
Magus Benson was arraigned in the
police court yesterday charged with the
larceny of $41.50 from O. G. Iverson. He
waived an examination and in default of
5000 bonds was remanded to custody.
Yesterday morning a press boy in the
employ OF II. E. Newton of the Farmer.
caught his left hand in press and crushed
it so badly as to necessitate the amputa-
fingers.
E.O. Goulding, of the employment bu-
reau, was before Judge Cooley at the in
stance of George Smith, who charges him
S25. The case was continued until Sep
TENDER 30th.
The applicants for marriage licenses
yesterday were: A. M. Fogler and Rebecca
Taylor, Henry Merille and Maria Cossin,
John Gibson and Alma Malmborg, Henry
Ludwig Berntson and Petrea Olmi Peder-
son, Hans Hernmingson and Catherine
Frantson, Charles johnson and Johanna
M. Nelson.
Samuel Berry, young man in the en-
ploy of the Robinson livery stable, was
kicked in the face by mule yesterday,
and seriously injured. The lower jaw bone
was fractured and an ugly cash was cut
from the chin to the throat. The injured
man was taken to the Ames hospital.