Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-26
bIINNEAPO LIS GLOBELETS.

The Boston restaurant is the place to gel
a lunch or meal cheap.
sNeck or Nothing is proving quite a
success at the Opera house.
Den Thompson drew another big house
at the Academy last evening.
Oysters "as you like Them at the Com
ique restaurant. Open all night.
The Minneapolis BICYCLE club took a
pleasure trip to Lake Calhoun last even
ing.
Tho meeting of the board of water COM
missioners was postponed until Friday az
ternoon.
The police department takes solid COM
fort in riding about in the handsome new
patrol wagon.
Lumbsrmen with teams and full equip
ments are leaving in large numbers daily
for the pjneries.
Sales were: 1 car sample wheat, S1.O3
cars do. S1.O2; 2 cars do. f. o. b. 81;
car No. barley, 53c.
A North Third street man is angry at the
intimacy which he alleges exists between
his wife and another man.
The South Minneapolis Ames club
poured another volley of hot shot into the
Washburn camp last night.
Flour at the mills yesterday sold as fol-
lows: Patents S6.5o@ $50, straights SEC
$50, lower grades S2@3, clears $5@6.75
per barrel.
An incipient and uneventful blaze called
the fire department to Three-and-a-half
avenue south and Eighteenth street yes
terday noon.
A gentleman from Washington county.
who has been over goodly portion of the
county informs the GLOBE that Washburn's
chances are slim.
Companies A and B will occupy the old
Westminster church as an armory in the
future Market hall has been converted
into a roller skating park.
Henry H. Lobdell, an employe of the Min
neapolis Mill company, was kicked in the
side by vicious mule while he was groom
ing the animal. He had two ribs, broken.
An Intellectual attempt was made to
burglarize the residence. Of Thomas Leigh
ton, on Eleventh avenue south, but the
burglar was frightened from his purpose.
The Republicans will rally i'll Turner's
hail to night Let Washburn mount the
stage and answer some of the questions
propounded i'll this issue of the GLOBE, if
he can.
The work on another extension of the
Monroe street car line is under way. This
extension will reach the far northeastern
portion of the city, a mile beyond its pres
ent terminus.
Now that its leader, David Blakely, has
returned from Europe, the Mendelssohn
club has gone into action preparatory for
q season of entertainments at the Acade-
ny during the season.
recently, INDUCED in much hilarity, poking
fun at the unsophisticated Scrap Iron Bill,
gladly take him to their bosoms now that
Scrap is Washburn henchman.
Frank Murray was arrested and arraign-
ed in the municipal courts yesterday IN
der the charge of larceny of an overcoat
from David Lidiard. Murray pleaded not
guilty and had the case continued until
this afternoon for trial.
Flour 2O,625 barrels, lumber $4,000 feet,
oil cake 1 car, mill stuff 767 tons, live
stock cars, corn 500 bushels, wheat 1850
bushels, barley 1000 bushels, oats $500
bushels, machinery car, sundries 2O9 cars.
Total cars, 565. The above we're yesterdays
shipments.
1t seems that Frank Mackey, Mime
apolls usurer, has got himself into hot
water by Selling mortgaged property to
recover a debt-an illegal loan at Is per
cent. interest-without having foreclosed
the mortgage. What will be the result is
only matter of conjecture.
A young man who has been acting as
collector for the Cedar Lake Ice company.
is accused of being seventy dollars short
in his accounts, and was placed in durance
last night therefor. 1t is hoped that the
young man will be able to explain away
the cloud which has gathered over him.
IA big newspaper sensation was created
by the publication of the allegation that
the Chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul Rail-
way company had undertaken to bulldoze
the Minneapolis millers into giving them
their exclusive business. Inquiry reveals
the fact that although there was a little
difference of opinion relative to the ship
liOhS Va AOui. wv, iAOti1AS VI luO CLttId
ter alleged was liable to occur.
On change yesterday the prices ruled as
follows: Wheat, No. hard, $1.0S in store;
No. 2 hard, s1.04, f. o. b.; No. 1 regular,
$1.05; No. ranges from CSC in store to
$1.O3, f. o. b. Oats, rejected, SIG 33c; No.
9, Soc; No. 2white, 36c. Corn, &c, f. o. b.
Bran, Ss@s.25. Shorts, 5000. Ground
feed. $24.50@25. Hay, $500.
Mr.. Charles Bowen, who has for the past
four years been travelling with Arthur
Mcknight in presenting the ''Naiad Queen"
and other spectacular dramas,is now spend
ing two months vacation at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Bowen of
Fifth avenue north. Charley has grown
almost out of recognition during his four
years absence.
The mason work on the water works ex-
tension has been begun, and will be hur-
ried forward as fast as possible to the re-
lief of the citizens who have been obliged
to submit the past season to a short and
inadequate supply of water, as well as the
qualification of insurance companies
which are anxious for more perfect