Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-11
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Get your dinner at the Boston.
4 new medical society has been organ
lied.
There were 124 car loads of coal received
at Minneapolis yesterday.
The Albert Lea route continues it S cut
on rates to Chicago and return.
The lumber shipped from this city yes
terday amounted to $4,000 feet.
There were 1880 barrels of flour
shipped from this market yesterday.
Minneapolitans were anxiously awaiting
reports from the Ohio election last even
ing.
For good accommodations and ''the best
in the market try the Comique restau-
rant.
Tra1nps set FIRE to Henry Bradley's barn
on the Osseo road and burned it. Loss
about $500.
The wheat receipts for yesterday were
10000 bushels. and the shipments were
$3.50 bushels.
The Methodist conference has effected
q good many changes in the pastorates of
Minneapolis.
crew Of Of shovelers have been set to
wor.. cleaning off the crosswalks on the
paved streets.
The case brought against Edwardo Es-
pa1osa. the Mexican daredevil" was dis
missed yesterday.
The judges of ell ection will meet at the
various polling places next Tuesday for
registration purposes.
Sixty-fve thousand two hundred and
seventy-five dollars changed hands in real
estate transfer yesterday.
The alleged attempted rape case brought
against Thomas Murphy has been contin-
ued until Friday afternoon.
James keenan, had his foot crushed by
switch engine yesterday forenoon, necessi-
tating q partial amputation.
The board Of trade rather ''went for" the
city council yesterday, respecting their
treatment of President J. j. Hill.
Alexander Bowman's residence on Eighth
street was visited by the enterprising
burglar, who succeeded in capturing S. in
cash.
William Sullivan, for an assault and
battery, paid fine of $40 and costs yes
terday, amounting in the aggregate to
$3.50.
The annual meeting Of the Grand Chap
Ter of the state will meet with Minneapolis
chapter at Kurum hall, this afternoon at
2 o'clock.
Wheat made another advance in this
market yesterday. The higher grades ad
vanced two cents per bushel, and the mark
ct was frmer.
1t looks much as though Minnesota
would soon enjoy the benefits of navi-
in the next congress.
A large number of lots in Regents ed-
ditlon just below the State university, were
sold at auction at the Nicollet house lobby
yesterday afternoon.
The -four quotations al the mill yester-
day were as follows Patents, $6.5O@ $50;
straights,. $1,000 $50; lower CRATES, $500
$500; clears, $5.oo@6.75 per barrel.
August Smith was arraigned in the po-
lice court yesterday upon a charge of
keeping his saloon open on Sunday. The
case was set for trial on Friday afternoon.
DR.. Orion will probably not care to Cir
cu.ate unfounded stories which are intend
ed to reflect upon the honor of his neigh
bors in the future. He asked their pardon
on Bonded knees.
4 contractor wanted to do carpenter
and building work in part exchange for a
house on the East side. Four years time
given on balance. Call at once at the
GLOBE Office, 6 Washington avenue south.
Early yesterday morning, a gentleman
named johnson was knocked down and
brutally beaten by a brace of rufianly
tramps whom he. was endeavoring to drive
from his premises on University avenue.
Wedding papers were taken out Yester-
day in the case of S. P. Lindstrum and AM
ME Nelson. ]. F. Chappies and Martha J.
Peterson, Geo. ". Whitman and Ida E.
Kurghthan, ]. S. Moyden and Mary J. Col
Inns.
Col. King was exceedingly iocular and
hilarious at the meeting of the board of
trade yesterday. He made considerable
sport of McClung of the st. Paul chamber
of commerce respecting his sawdust
search.
Disclosures were being taken in the Roy
elson brothers case before Judge Lochrsn
yesterday afternoon. The matter was only
remarkable for the amusing manner in
which the witnesses contradicted them
selves, and their frantic efforts to avoid
telling anything.
The Woman in Red" met with a better
reception at the Opera house last night
The main difficulty in its presentation
seemed on the first night to be in the fact
that many of the cast were very imperfect
in their lines. The company will doubtless
improve with each representation.
The Hess Acme Opera company gave a
pleasing rendition of the Mascotte at the
Academy last night to good house. This
afternoon, for the matinee, ''The Bohemian
Girl" will be presented, and then this eve
ming the engagement closes with that uni
yerseiIy popular opera Mauritania
The two boys, j. F. Barrows and Ed
Merritt, arrested for stealing large sum
OF money and gold watch and chain from