Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-29

OFFICE-No. 6 Washington aremMe, OPP
posite Nicofet House. Office hours from 9
a. ,,a to 10 O'Clock D. m.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

The white CrOOk Grew announcer Dig
house last evening.
Step into the Comique restaurant at
dinner time to-day.
The regular meeting of the city council
will be held this evening.
Look out for the turkey dinner at the
Boston restaurant tomorrow.
Sieishs were quite plentiful upon the
streets of Minneapolis yesterday.
An East side lumberman was brought to
his home yesterday sick with typhoid fe-
yer.
Levi German will have another turkey
shoot on the East side range this after
noon.
The crosswalks on Washington avenue
are being raised by the street commits
sioner.
One poor, loose. forsaken, solitary drunk
was the only arrest made up to 10 O'Clock
last night.
At the annual meeting of the trustees of
McAllister college the old board of officers
was reelected.
Charles Kessler paid fine of $50 and
costs Yesterday for keeping his saloon
open on Sunday.
Annie Miller and three frail inmates of
her bagnio, paid their monthly fines in the
police court yesterday.
The criminal case against Stephen d.
Moore will come up before Judge Cooley
in the police court to-day.
The environs of Jack Frost are slowly
but surely creeping over the surface of the
main channel of the river.
Dr.. Skinner and Ed. Libby report that
they slaughtered sixty-three deer during
their recent hunt in Montana.
George Talbot, colored man, has been
arrested upon the charge Of tapping the
Clark house bar room till for $50.
TIE programme presented at the Theater
Comique this week is an INN ense one, and
Inc fire queen" has made big hii.
This evening tie Ideals will produce
THE Bohemian Girl" which has always
been great favorite in Minneapolis.
The passenger trains coming into Min
neapoiis yesterday were we'll loaded with
people taking advantage Of low rates.
Sales Oh Change: Two cars sample
wheat. Ole; l car do, S5c; car No. 1, CSC:
1 car No. hard, S1.O3; Car do, $1.03.
The trustees of McAllister college have
determined to erect college building the
corning season and the drawing of plans
b, e been authorized.
A Manitoba brakeman lost a finger coup
Hng cars yesterday. DIR. Ames dressed the
wound which was happily not so serious
as it might have been.
Anchor ice filled the main channel of the
river yesterday presenting romantic
sight, witnessed by large numbers of peo-
pie from suspension bridge.
Yesterday was an off day for marriages.
There was only one license issued and that
made happy-or was supposed to-W. L.
Fleener ard Miss Lettie Hamilton.
In the mluicipa court yesterday, Peter
Anderson plead guilty to charge of keep
ing his saloon open on Sunday, and paid
fine of $40 and costs for the offense.
Probably the worst specimen of wrecked
humanity in Minneapolis, was exhibited to
the court yesterday, in the person of Swan
fifteen days by his honor.
Yesterday the inspection OF grain at this
point was as follows: Wheat, No. hard,
113 cars; No. 9 hard, 16 cars; No. 1 regu-
lar, 50 cars; No. , regular, So cars; No. 3,
Is cars; No. 4, 5 cars; condemned, 81 cars.
The Academy Of Music was packed
again last evening. upon the occasion Of
Of
Ideals. Their rendition Of Patience" has
never been equaled in this city. 1t will
prove the musical event OF the season.
J. L. Dunnica, residing at No. 22O South
Eighth street, slipped and fell On the ice in
front of 0. A. Pray's iron works yesterday
morning breaking his left leg just above
the ankle. Mr.. Dunnica was carried home
and DR.. Ames called upon to repair the
break
4. G. Harris, who is now prosecuting
thrifty land Office business at Aberdeen,
Dakota, left for home last evening with
party of thirteen Minneapolitans who are
going up there to exercise their rights in
taking homesteads, pre-empting lands and
the like.
James Mcmillan has entered an appeal
from the action of the city council vacat-
ing portions of Bluff street, Eleventh av-
enue southeast, Pleasant street and Church
street. The streets in question were to be
vacated for railway purposes.
Yesterdays shipments: Flour, 1915
bbls.; lumber, 27O,OOs feet; mill stuff, 429
tons; corn $50 bu.; barley. 500 bu.; ma
chinery, car; rye. 2 cars; live stock, 2
cars; railroad iron, II cars; coal, Is cars;
merchandise, 81 cars; sundries, 5 cars.
Total, 307 cars.
suit was commenced in the district
court yesterday against the St. Paul, Min
neapolis d Manitoba Railway. company to
recover damages to the amount of $4,000
for injuries received by newsboy. named
Daniel. O'Neil, on the 25th of last January,
by trunk falling on him at the East side
depot of the Manitoba road.
Quotations were as follows on Change
yesterday: Wheat, No. hard. S1.O5 f. O. b.;
No hard, 99c f. O. b.; No. regular, 81;
No ranges from soc in store to CSC f. o.
b; oats, rejected. 32@34o; No. 2. 35c; No
3 white, 36c; barley, No 3, 5O@6oc;