Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-28

OFFICE-No. Washington Avenue, OPP
p0stte NicOltet House. Office hours from 6
u.xs. to 10 O'Clock p. m.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The street railway middle is ended.
Fresh oysters at the Boston restaurant
Open all night.
The princess of Trebizondei" at tn,
Academy this evening.
The annual meeting of the Free Baptis
church will be held this evening.
Tho Christmas festival at the Church O
Christ last evening was an especially happ,
affair.
A runaway horse demolished cutter a
the west end of the suspension bridge yes
terday.
Mr.. Blewett has offered reward for the
recovery of his horse stolen by Harry
Blackwell.
The doors of the CUmique restaurant are
always open, and fine bill of fare al
ways ready.
w. E. Burwell reports that suit o.
clothes were stolen from his barn on Tues
day evening.
The wires are up on the electric mast
and everything is about ready for the
lights to shine forth.
Nellie Goodrich, a keeper of a bagnio
paid her monthly dues in tho municipal
court of $50 yesterday.
The audience at the Academy was con
siderably smaller than the previous even
ings of the Oates season.
The patrol wagon went out to Western
avenue last night and brought in fellow
To- IL -, A.
'Around the World in Eighty Days" will
be resurrected at the Opera house this even
ing by Miss McAllister's company.
The German citizens of Minneapolis
have arranged for grand masquerade
ball in Harmonic hall Oh New Years.
Thomas Donahue, brakeman employed
on the Minneapolis & st. Louis railroad,
had his left hand crushed by the bumpers.
At the milis-The -four quotations are:
patents, $5.75@6; straights, S5.25957 5:
lower grades, S2@3; clears, $4.75@5.25
per barrel.
Last evening derrick being used in
hosting stoue on the hay market broke
and one of the Iaborers was seriously in
jured by IT,
William McGregor kicked deuce of a
rumpus, and Judge Cooley compelled him
to pay $1S and costs of the court yesterday
for the diversion.
The sneak thief who walked off with
Stephen Mahoney's oyercoat is in police
custody, and the coat is recovered, much
to the qualification OF Mr.. Mahoney.
Mott t,nu had ar
other boy named Dohl, breaking his leg.
He was arrested on charge of assault
and battery. The trial was continued un-
til Jan. 4.
Thos. Lowry displays his usual good
sense in backing up the action of the
mayor by at once revoking or counter
handing the ridiculous order of Superins
tendent Atwood.
Sales on 'change-Two cars No. 2, hard,
in B, soc; Car No. hard, in B, 81;
car do. 81; 2 cars sample, 85e; car do,
SOC; 2 cars do., $50; car condemned, SIC;
one Car oats, 351ac.
Annie Thompson, Lily Eberts, May
Wood and Sadie Livingstone, tour nymphs
du pave, yesterday called ut the municipal
court and contributed $lS each to the sup
port of the city government.
Inspection-The inspection of grain at
this point yesterday as follows: Wheat, No.
hard, SO cars; No. 2 hard, 10 Cars; No. 1
regular, 40 cars; No. regular, 80 ears; No.
Irregular, cars; condemned, So cars.
Shipments-Fiour 9,O55 barrels, lumber
10000 feet, mill stuff $50 tons, wheat 5000
bushels, corn 1850 bushels, live stock, 2
cars, posts Car, hides 2 cars, machinery
Is cars, hay 5 cars, sundries 1877 cars.
Total cars, 800.
Minneapolis receipts - Flour $4,000
bushels, lumber 10000 feet, oats $500
bushels, -four 1000 barrels, mill stuff 1872
tons, merchandise 81 cars, wood cars,
coal Isl cars, barrel stock 3 cars, machin-
cry 6 cars, live stock car, hay cars, sun
dries Is cars. Total cars, 4O1.
Yesterday David Cayode, a lumberman
who met with the misfoi tune of having
both legs broken, was brought 10 this city
from the woods for surgical aid. While
engaged in loading logs. one of the logs
got beyond his control and rolled upon
him before lie could get out OF Its way.
A. J. Warner d o.,wholesaie jewellers of
this city, gave a holiday reception and
supper at Mr.. Warmers residence, No. 13
South Ninth street, iasG evening, to the
retail jewellers of the city. IL was one of
the happiest events of the we elk and will
long be remem bered by the participants.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to B. T. Clark and Mary l.. Currau. Thos
Straiton and Minnie B. Drew, Wilbur Nay
or end Gertrude Smith. Myron K. Keat and
Julia G. Laird, III. B. Nesbit and Alice G.
Moran, Hans LuckMau ana Aug 1sta Mems
Edward West and Emma GliDreth, Louis
Roche fort and Cenna PLEASANT,
Quotations on change Ye teriay's quo
tations were: Wheat, No. b lrd, 81 in B
and CSC in A; No. 2, hard, 900, go. 1, reg
ular, 94c; No. 2, soc. Oats, rejected, 3O@
33c; No. 2. SEC; No. 2, white, SIC. Barley
No. 3, 45@5Oc. Corn, old, 55c; new, 4Sc
Bran. S7@7.60. Shorts, SS93.5O. Grount
feed, $21@22 so. Hay, $7.75g $50.
The council committee Oh fire depart
ment held a meeting yesterday and pre-
pared report upon the matter Of buildings
which are not fireproof now III course O
erection within the fire limits out which
were begun before the fire limits were sc
avtaodad ps In take in the property IL