Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-30
MINNEAPOLIS
OFFICE-No. 6 Washington arenMe, 0p.
sposite Nicotlet House. Office hours from 6
a. m to 10 O'Clock D. me-
NIINNEAPOLIs HtOBELETS.

yet YOUR OystoIo Ia "AA o' AOS az 1ho OoS-
ton restaurant.
There are still thirteen people confined
in the pest house.
Mrs. Ficken and two children will be re-
leased from the pest house to-day.
Nels Anderson was pretty roughly trea.-
ed in a South Minneapolis saloon row.
Special accommodations for private par
ties at the Comlque restaurant. Open all
night.
The Minneapoiisaa theater goers have a
treat in store for next week in the season
of Lights O. London.
The board of county commissioners will
meet at Auditor McDonald's Office at 10
o'clock this morning.
Papers in the divorce case of Ida Mason
vs.. George Naso were filed with the clerk
of the court yesterday.
Around the Work. in Eighty Days, with
its elaborate scenery. proves quite draw
ing card at the Opera house.
A sneak thief walked into Thomas Sapes
real estate office and helped himself to
Sape's overcoat. has and scarf.
Elmer Draper had his right hand badly
shattered by the explosion of his gun. A
partial amputation was necessary.
There is considerable sympathy ex-
pressed for the boy Garrigan, under exam
ination for the murder of Joseph MARI.
Henry Upton's testimony in the prelim-
mary examination Of John Garrigan yes
c%a<o TO
Flour at the mills is quoted as follows:
Patents, seq $50; strsights, $5.25G SIS;
lower grades, $2GS; clears, $5G $50 per
barrel.
"By mutual agreement" on and after
Jan. 1st, 1898, the county Offices at the
court house will open at s g. IN. and close
at 5 p. n.
John Walker, brakeman employed up
on the st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
railroad. had his hand crushed while
coupling cars.
An incipient blaze in the roof of Theo-
dore Meyers house on the East side was
extinguished yesterd ~ before much dam
age had resulted.
John F. Nelson, an elderly gentleman,
was thrown to the ground in jumping from
Monroe street car while in motion, and
painfully injured.
The Firemen's Life association will meet
at headquarters of the fire department.,
Saturday evening, Dee. 80, at 7:3O, to elect
directors for the coming year.
The GLOBE carriers are not beggars, and
hence will issue no so-called address"
The GLOBE subscribers are only expected
to pay the regular subscription.
Judge LELAND visited the Northwestern
hospital yesterday morning to examine
Jessie Dresden, an inmate, whom he found
insane and committed to st. Peter.
Sales on change: car No. l wheat, in
B. 96c; car do, SIC; car condemned on
track. SOC; l car do, CSC; car sample,
Csc; car No. 2 corn, +. o. b. SOC; 5 cars
No. corn. 47c.
The case against the street car driver
for obstructing the street was dismissed
yesterday, by mutual consent, the difficult
ties under which the arrest was made hav-
ing been removed.
John Richards was arraigned in the mu-
nicipal court Yesterday. charged with
stealing box of cigars, ETC., from a sa-
loom His trial will occur to-day. he was
remanded in default of 500 bail.
Yesterday the inspection of grain at this
point was as follows: Wheat-No. l hard.
IS cars: No. 2 hard, II cars; No. l regular,
80 cars; No. 2 regular, 20 cars; No. regu-
lar. 90 cars; condemned IA cars.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Geo. Gresnnout and Mary Cauvett, Fred
erick KaaN and Anna Bross,A. Krauser and
Louisa Hallerboch, G. A. Gunderson and
Sophia Danielson, Herman Aeder and Ida
Harder, David Neary and Bridget Ready.
Nora, the little daughter of 81. R. Travis
residing on Eighth avenue south. met with
a serious and painful accident yesterday
morning. While playing she fell upon u
hot stove, shockingly burning the right
side of her face and her right hand, disfg
uring her for life.
Shipments from Minneapolis yesterday
were: Flour. 1925 bbls.; lumber.
10000 feet; mill stuff, GIG tons; corn, 500
b.; wheat, 5000 bu.; merchandise,65 cars;
machinery,3 cars; live stock, car; oil
cake, l car; FAX seed, 2 oars; sundries. 81
cars. Total, 81 cars.
The "Maldoon" quartet will close a very
successful engagement at the Theatre
Comique this evening. This team has
proved veritable bonanza to Manager
Brown, as the crowded houses of the past
week will bear witness. Several new at
fractions are promised at the Comique fol
next weeks programme.
On 'change-Yesterday's quotations
were: Wheat, No. hard, $1.01- in and
81 in A; No. 2. hard, sc; No. 1, regular,
CSC; No. 2, Gle. Oats, rejected, SOC 33c:
No. 2. 36c; No. 2. white, BIC. Barley, No.
8. 45G50c Corn, old, 55c: new. 4Sc.
Bran, $7@7.5O. Shorts, $S@9.50. Ground
feed, $21G22 so. Hay, $7751s.50.
w. A. Plummer, for many years one of
the most efficient clerks in the registers
office of Hsunepin county, is to leave the
court house and enter the employ of Mer-
rill & Albee. new firm who succeed Chas.
Robinson in the abstract business. 1t is
generally understood that the present force
of clerks will be retained by the new regis
ter. Geo. Hahn.
Receipts at this point yesterday we're as
follows: Wheat, 67.50O bushels, lumber
10000 feet; oats 1000 bushels, flour
1926 barrels, mill stuff 322 tons, merchan-