Daily globe., 1882-11-14
MINNIE APOLIS
OFFICE-No. 6 Washington 0venue, OPP
aosite NicoiIet House. Office hours from q
q. 4a to 10 o'ctoch p. a':.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

dinner time.
Criminal business was unusually brisk
in the police court yesterday.
Special Accommodations for private par
ties at the Comique restaurant.
Theodore Weekman will so to Saltwater
two and half years for larceny.
The Hibernians will participate in a
grand Thanksgiving evening ball.
This evening the Minneapolis Odd Fell
lows will visit their St. Paul brethren.
The regular meeting of the common
council will be held tomorrow evening.
The lack of adequate water supply was
apparent at the fire yesterday morning.
The Crusaders participated = in their
weekly drill in Zouave hall last evening.
1t is estimated that full y 1900 people
ride upon the Boston block elevator daily.
The insurance men were considerably
exercised over the losses in the fire yester-
day.
The wheat traffic was very light at Min
neapolis yesterday, only 14l cars being in
spected.
The weekly meeting of the Crusaders
T. A. society will be held in Catholic Asso-
citation hall this evening.
There seems to be vast difference be-
tween the coun. Of the judffes of election
and the Official canvasses.
The weekly rehearsal of the Mendels-
sohn club will lie held in D. e. & Howard's
music roo.cs this evening.
The Boston operate mins.rels appeared
at the Academy Last evening. They close
their engagement this evening.
The Democratic brass band wagon pa
raded the streets yesterday afternoon, ju-
bilating over Democratic victories.
The nautical drama, SHARKS Along
Shore" drsw fair and well pleased audi
ence at the Opera house last night.
Miss A1cAllister HIS twenty five girls in
active rehearsal for the production of the
ballet. -'iiV'ilite Crooh,' az the Opera house
next week.
The discrepancies in the figures given by
the different papers in their reports of
election returns is matter of general
comment.
The intense heat at the FIRE yesterday
shattered the immense French plate glass
in the blocks opposite ,occasioning loss of
about :1,0Oo.
Ridgely Encampment of Odd Fellows
will partici pate III a social dance and ex-
hibi ton drill IL the hall on the East side
this evening.
Several Of the council committees held
meeting yesterday, and prepared reports
to be submitted at the regular meeting to-
morrow evening.
Yesteday a5 the mills the -four quota
tions were: Patents, $6@6.5O; straights,
$5.509 8: lower grades, $2@3; clears,
500 :5.25 per barrel.
1t seems now that he matrimonial en-
g agement Of Mr.. Myron Beise with May G.
Barnes. daughter of L. C. Barnes, is to csl-
inmate or the 29th inst.
The board of directors of the chamber of
commerce held a business session yester-
terday; when bills were audited and rou-
tine business transacted.
The candidates in Hennepin county will
demand a recount of the votes cast last
Tuesday. Many blunders are alleged,
which viii greatly vary the results.
The subject of Inge rsolrs lecture to-
morrow evening is Great Infdels,' and
he will probably create considerable crit
icisin from the pastors Of Minneapolis.
1t is becoming daily more and more ap-
parent that Minneapolis must soon have
two municipal courts, in order to take care
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criminal cases and one for civil cases.
A. E. Jones brought suit against the
Chicago, Milwaukee d St. Paul Railway
company to recover $3.50 for the loss of a
trunk through the negligence of the de-
PENDANTS. The case, has been dismissed
upon the payment of the claim in full.
The shipments yesterday were -four, "a
625 bois.; lumber, 26O,Oo0 feet; mill stuff,
936 tons; corn, 900 bushels, wheat, 1900
bushels; coal, 159 ears; merchandise, 63
t1ars: live stock, 5 cars; Oil, 3 cars; R. r.
iron, 27 cars; ties, 3 cars; sundries, cars.
Total cars, 263.
Sales nchange yesterday were as fol-
lows: car sample wheat, 93c; car do,
95c; car do, 9Sc; car do, CSC; cars
No. hard in ell. A, 1929; car do, 1927: 2
SnAo 49, L " vs. I.OT, CctIb NOs 4 Wu0dt, SIC
cars do, SOC; car No. hard, CSC; 5000
bu. do, SSc; 10 cars do, 80; cars do, soc;
Car do, Soc.
The police have notified the Marlain
family, who run a disgraceful ranch on
Sixth avenue north, that unless they re-
move at once they will be put out per
force. Peter Marlain, the head of the
family. is the same who struck Woodbridge
with d carving Knife three or four weeks
ago, and is row in Jail.
On change yesterday: Wheat, No. 1
hard, s1.021a in store; No. 2 hard,
98c, :. o. b.: No. 1 regular, SIC:
No. ranges from soc i'll store to 96c f. O.
b. Oats, rejected, 30@ 32c; No. 9, 34c; No.
2 white, 35c. Barley, No. 8, 45@ SOC.
Corn zoe, f. o. b.; new, 61c, f. o. b. Bran.
$7.5o9 97.75; shorts, $9.50@ 1850; ground
feed, s24.50@26; hay, $8.25@S.5O.
Wheat $4,000 bu.; flour $3.50 bbls; corn
900 bu.; oats 1000 bu.; apples cars, fax
seed. car; lumber 100000 feet; mill stuff
"A cars; merchandise, 81 cars; hay, z
cars; coal, 121 cars; barrel stock, 18 cars;
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