Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-23
NiINNEAPOLIs GLORELETS.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOEELETS.
There is now great demand for Christ
mas trees.
This will be special term day in the dis
trict court.
Drop into the Boston restaurant at din
Der lime to-day.
The motor lire resumed business as
usual yesterday.
Rev. DR.. Van Anda lectured in Harrison
hall last evening.
There was only one case on trial at the
court house yesterday.
Superfne suppers at the Comique res
taurant. Open all night.
The district court jurors were discharged
from duty until Tuesday, yesterday.
The weight of snow upon the roof of the
Nicollet island ice houses has crushed them
in.
The 'Wide Awakes' are to have their
ing.
Another large audience attended the
Theatre Comique entertainment last even
ing.
C. Condor had his face painfully burned
by hot oil in Sykes & Andrews machine
shop.
The Koran distillery will open in style
to-day. A lar e number of invitations
have been issued.
Yesterdays sales on change Car No.
wheat, 90c; car sample, SOC; car do,
SOC: car oats, SOC.
One would think the newspapers had
gone crazy over the acquisition of another
dry goods house in the city.
His honor, the mayor will move into the
new mayors Office On the ground floor of
the city hall building to-day.
Flour sells at the mill for patents, $5.75
%06 : straights, S5.25@575; lower grades,
$293; clears, s4.75@5.25 per barrel.
There was but one case of plain drunk
before his honor in the police court yester-
pay. Truly, Minneapolis is reforming.
Judging from the amount Of goods sold
in Minneapolis in the holiday lire, one is
impressed with the lberality Of St. Mich
olas this season.
P. s. Butter has Notified Supt. Williams
of the poor commissioners that he is will
ing to furnish Christmas dinners for 200
poor people at his house.
The; case against Superintendent At
wood and the street car driver for alleged
cruelty to animals, will come up before
Judge Coolak this afternoon.
Philip Townsend, residing on Tenth
avenue south, was awakened by BURGLARS
IN his house and he at once proceeded to
rout them before they had cabbaged any
thing of value.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
10 Nels johnson and Annie johnson. D. o.
Anderson and Emma Harssf. George
Keeos4; and Cora B. Keesling, L. p Sawyer
and Katie Cawler.
A number Of architects are drafting an
ordinance providing for public building
inspector and regulating his duties. 1t will
probably be presented to the council on
Wednesday night, January 3.
The inspection of grain at this point
yesterday was as follows: Wheat-No. 1
hard, 40 cars; No. 2 hard, cars; No. 1
regular, 81 cars; No. 2 regular, 16 cars;
No. regular, 6 cars; No. regular, car;
condemned. "a cars.
Shipments from Minneapolis yesterday
were as follows: Flour, 2o,ssO; bbls., lum
Der 10000 feet; mill stuff, us tons, wheat,
5000 bushels; merchandise, ~ cars; hides,
I; oats, 1880 bushels; barley 1,5O0 bush
els; sundries, GO cars. Total cars, 1853.
This afternoon the matter of disposing
of the furniture and other property now in
the custody of the court, belonging tc Ike
gamblers, will be argxed by Mr.. Wooley
for the owners and Mr.. Robinson For the
Tribune and its hacker, before Judge Go :
ey.
Quotations on 'change yesterday were:
Wheat, No. hard, 81 in B, and 99c III A;
No. . hard, CSC; No. regular 94c; No. 9
soc. Oats, rejected, 500 33c; No. 9, sec;
No. white, SIC. Barley, No. 3, Jog soc.
Corn, old, soc; new, .4Sc. Bran, $7@7.5O.
Shorts $S@9.5O. Ground feed $21 $3.50.
Hay $7.75@S.50.
There will be three matinees at the Opera
house next week, Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday, and the following plays will be
presented: Christmas matinee, estates
Evidence" Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings and Wednesday matinee,
Green Bushes" and on Thursday evening
will be produced around the World in
Eighty Days"
The receipts at the Minneapolis depots
yesterday were: Wheat $4,000 bushels,
lumber 10000 feet, oats 5000 bushels,
corn 1850 bushels, mill stuff 100
tons, merchandise 20 cars, wood cars,
coal 81 cars, barrel stock IS cars, machin-
cry 3 cars, live stock 2 cars, fax seed 2
cars, hay 3 cars, lime 2 cars, brick 3 cars,
-four 2,146 barrels, hay cars, sundries II.
Total cars $40.
ut seems like a travesty On justice to ar
rest street car driver for cruelty to his
horses, when it is well known that the
horses are treated much more kindly than
the drivers are. The drivers are worked
from twelve to fifteen hours day land find
themselves such grub as Their meagre
purses will allow, which often makes
slim rations.'' This Is pre-
cisely what the GLOBE, which
is usually in advance in genuine reform,
has claimed for over year, and now with
the kindly cooperation of the Journal we
hope to effects change within the next
year.
Rroken y.u