Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-19
MINNEAPOLIs GLOBELETs.

MINNEAPOLlS
Rev. John Scudder has returned from
his eastern trip.
A burning chimney called the fire de-
partment to South Minneapolis yesterday.
Miss Nellie Byrnes of Kingston is visit
ing her brother, T. E. Bvrnes, in this city.
The Presbyterian Alliance will hold the
monthly meeting this evening at the An
drew Presbyterian church.
The usual Monday morning meeting of
the Presbyterian Ministerial association
was postponed until Jan. Z yesterday.
At the mills the flour quotations were:
Patents, $6@6.5O; straights, $5.5O@66O;
lower grades, $2@3; clears, $5@5.5o per
barrel.
The Zouaves will hold regular meeting
at which the captain requests full attend
ance. Decisive action will be had on the
new uniforms.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Isaac j. Wentworth and Laura G.
Toucy, Ole H. Lemnik and Gertrude Nell
son, John Anderson and Lena Lundin.
Estates Evidence" was revived at the
Opera house last night. 1t is one of the
best dramas produced by the McAllister
company. this season, and consequently
bears reproduction well.
The Journal is now in for it
It calls Old Fogg Nettleton
or his scapegoat employe-'a liar and
libelous scoundrel' Goodness. has the
Journal lust awakened to the actual stua-
tion?.
were arrested on charge of stealing about
So worth of stuff from the College hospi-
tai. Judge Cooley dismissed the case upon
a hearing, there being no eliminating evil
dence adduced.
A generous and noble hearted Minneap-
oils lady has Informed Poor Supt. Will
hams of her intention to furnish a
sumptuous Christmas dinner to forty poor
people at her house. Mr.. Williams will
issue the invitations.
John Curran, brakeman employed on
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railway,
had his left hand crushed by bumpers at
Kellogg station. He was brought to the
Ames hospital where the first and second
fingers were amputated.
H. J. Peck and Mace Eustis have pur-
chased of w. p. Burnett two houses on
Fourteenth street, between Park and Port3
land avenues, for $4,000 each. Mr.. Peck's
place on Eighth street has been sold to the
Homeopathic hospital for $4,000.
A degenerate young man stood SILVER
ing on the corner of Second street and
Hennepin avenue last evening and enter
tanning crowd of young men with his
expatiations upon the manner of his be-
ing taken in to the extent of two bills. He
will probably recover to-day.
Yesterdays sales on change were: One
car No. hard wheat, in A., CSC; car No.
hard wheat, o. t., 81; car No. 2 North
ern, f. o. b., 9Oc; car sample Soc; car
sample, soc; car sample, S5c; car con-
demned, SIC; car sample oats, 35c; 2 cars
No. 2. oats, 36c; car ear corn, 45c.
Yesterdays shipments are reported as
follows: Flour, 19.447 barrels, lumber
100000 feet, mill stuff 59S tons, wheat 8,
600 bushels, merchandise, 81 cars, machin-
cry cars, live stock car, corn $50 BUSH
els, sundries 81 cars. Total cars, 1863.
Prices on Change: Wheat, No. 1 hard,
99c in B. and CSC in A; No. hard, 94c; No.
1 regular, 94c; No. 3, soc. Oats, rejected,
3O933c; No., SEC; No. 2 white, 37c. Barley,
No. }, 5O@6O Corn, 60 cts f. o. b.; new,
SIC f. O. b. Bran, $7@ $50. Shorts, $50
$50; ground feed, $21@23; hay, 7.75@
$50.
Is the Tribune trying to sell out to the
gamblers? There are street rumors of
pending negotiations. Such sale would
lift an improbable elephant off Nettle-
toms shoulders. He realizes that there is
deal more money in land speculations.
He has had experience and of course
knows.
Receipts yesterday were reported as fol-
lows: Wheat, 100000 bushels, lumber
10000 feet. oats 5000 bushels, corn g.
$50 bushels, mill stuff 143 tons, merchan-
disc los cars, wood 10 cars, coal JOG cars,
barrel stock IA cars, machinery 3 cars,
live stock cars, hay cars, barley 500
bushels, brick 3 cars, sundries sc cars.
Total cars, 805.
The Wyndham Comedy company opened
its season of three nights in the Academy
of Music last night to large house, The
play was Brighton" and the company is
exceptionally strong, and the scenery SUI
perb, but the whole is perhaps too intense
ly English to carry Western audience by
storm. This evening the same bill will be
reproduced. Any who wish to see the best
English Comedy company which has Wis
tied this country cannot afford to forego
the present engagement.
THE COURTS.