Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-29
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErS.

You want a good dinner.
Yesterday criminal business was at
low eb5 in the police court.
The finest late suppers in the city, at th,
Comique restaurant. Open at all hours.
The new Amoskeag fire engine was shit
pc 20 Minneapolis 81 The ctst instau.
The prices of ice for the next season ar,
slightly in advance Of those of last season
The annual election OF officers vii! BIZ
held at the Reform club meeting this even
ing.
The present board Of county commits
siolars will hold It's last session to-morro u
morning at o'clock.
Pearle Wood called anon Judge Cooley
ye, erday and left $50 for the benefit OF
the city and Bethany home.
The council committee upon the fire de-
partInent has purchased fine new team CT
horses, paying $500 Tor it.
Four soite1 doves. inmate; of Pearle
Woods bagnio, paid $40 each as a consid-
Grafton for plying vices the past month.
Pat.Gib5ons is now postoaic e mploye.
This is in consideration for his services
for Washburn during The recent cam
paigE.
Charles Kollaadec, who stole Stephen
Mahoney's overcoat was given ninety days
employment On the city rock pile by Judge
Cooley yesterday.
Prices at the mills-The -four quota
tons are: patents, $50 $50: straights,
S5.25@5.75; lower grades, $295; clears,
$5@ $50 per barrel.
Joseph Worth kicked w. W. Wells and
Judge Cooley required him to pay fine
of so and costs to save his incarceration
for thirty days in the county jail.
Judge Bailey s children on Tuesday night
set FIRE with match to the cradle in which
the baby was sleeping, terribly burning
the infant before discovered. The child
will probably recover, however.
Yesterdays shipments were: Flour 49,
CAS- barrels, lumber 10000 feet, mill stuff
$40 tons, wheat 800 bushois, corn 45O
bushels, oats 800 bushels; merchandise 43
cars, machinery cars, sundries So cars
Total cars, 30.
The inspection Of grain at this
point yesterday wis as follows: Wheat,
No. 1 hard, as cars; No. hard, 10 cars;
No. 1 regular, 49 cars; No. 2 regular, So
ears: No. regular, 80 cars; No. 4, 9 cars,
condemned, 39 cars.
Licenses to contract matrimony were
issued yesterday to Otto L. johnson and
Emily Anderson, Henry Peterson and
Marta Stevenson, George w. Wills and
Emily G. Helstine, e. G. Lacker and Helen
NJ. Hugo, Jacob Weber and Lena Silverman
Yesterdays sales on 'cIange-One car
No. 1 hard, in B, 81; car Northern,
9615c; 1 car No. do, 92c; car sam pie.
85c; 10 cars do, 9511sc; cars condemned,
95c: 5 cars No. corn, January DEL, Acc; 8
cars Mop do, Acc; Car sample oats, $3.50
While coast;ng on tfe hill near the state
university with number of other boys
Willie Raymond ran into snag and was
thrown with considerable violence against
q boulder. fracturing his left arm in two
places. His right arm was lacerated and
painfully injured also.
A brakeman employed upon the St.
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad,
named Thomas Quigley, fell from tie top
of a box car and broke his left arm, be-
SaNOo US1uS pIStty UtNiJ DrulSou. h9 Was
taken to his home liz st. Paul.
Rev. A. d. Mayo, of Boston, is to deliver
q lecture upon the topic, Education of the
South" in the assembly room of the high
school building on Friday evening The
admission is free, and as the speaker is
well qualified to handle the subject chosen,
and is finished elocutionist, the attend
ance will doubtless be very large.
On change quotations
were: Wheat, No. hard, sl.o1 in B. and
81 in A; No 2, hard, Soc: No. 1, regular.
95c; No. 2, Ole. Oats, rejected, 30133c;
No. 2, 36c; No. 9, white, sac. Barley, No
3, 45@5Oc. Corn, Old, 55c; new, 48c.
Bran, $7@7.50. Shorts, $S@9.5O. Ground
feed. $21@22 SO. Hay, $7.75@8.5O.
Yesterdays receipts were: Wheat, 3d.
600 bushels, lumber 100000 feet, oats
1000 bushels, flour 1875 barrels, mill
stuff 40 tons. merchandise IS cars, wood
% cars, coal 65 cars, barrel stock 16 cars,
machinery cars, live stock 3 cars, hay 8
cars, corn 1850 bushels, brick 5 cars,
cement cars, sundr,es .26 cars. Total
clrs. 455.
French woman, who conld talk
bat little English, was brought to the po-
lice station by the watchman at the Mil
waukee depot last night, she having come
in on the cars. She Was i'll destitute cir
camstances and was cared for by the 20
lice A Frenchman being called in the
fact was ascertained that the poor woman
was partially insane.
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