Daily globe., 1882-09-28
MINNEAPOLIS
MINNEAPOLIS. GLOBULES.


ket yesterday.
The price of bran declined fifty cents
per ton yesterday.
Some of the mud is being scraped from
the street pavements.
The school tax levy will be made on the
first Tuesday in October.
There were 12,315 barrels of -four ship
ped from Minneapolis yesterday.
There are now 6,229 pupils enrolled in
the public schools of Minneapolis.
Clothes line thieves have been commit
ting depredations on the East side.
H. F. Wiswold's buggy was demolished
by collision in down town runaway.
The Comique restaurant is doing rush
ing business and sets the best table in the
city.
channel is being cut through that Bas
sett bank to permit of logs running
through.
The wheat receipts yesterday amounted
to 1880 bushels, and the shipments were
5000 bushels.
. Yesterday was dull day in real estate
deals, $14,S25 being the total amount of
the transfers.
The fall term of the Bennett Female Sem
mary commenced yesterday with promis-
ing attendance.
A new hardwood floor was laid in the
judge of probate's Office, at the court
house, yesterday.
Two boys named Fitzgerald were ar
rested yesterday for frescoing an East side
hotel with tomatoes.
piece of iron fell upon Gus. Burke,
employed in the Ninth avenue south sewer,
inficting painful scalp wound.
John McKeon was sent up ninety days
yesterday, for stealing pair of pants
from the front of the Boston Clothing
store.
The Minneapolis Y. NJ. G. A. Will partic-
ipate in an excursion TO Chicago next
month to attend general meeting Of the
National association.
William Doyle, employed in Salisbury,
Rolph & Cos mattress factory, on the East
side, fractured his foot by jumping from
a window in the factory.
The price of -four at the mills yesterday
was as follows: Patents, $6.15@ 1926;
straights, S5.75@6.25; lower grades, 1925
@3.50; clears, $5.50@6 per barrel.
Miss Henderson has contracted for the
erection of a fine three-story brick build
ing upon the site of the livery stable re-
Gently burned down on north Washington
avenue.
Williams and Ryan, the new team at the
Comique, are making great hit, and the
star company of vocalists is becoming
more popular every night. Matinee to-
day.
Detective Hankinson arrested a fellow
who says his name is Carr, an Englishman,
upon suspicion of being actively impli-
Gated in the Saturday night burglaries. He
will be arraigned to-day.
On Tuesday Willinm Todd was arrested
for drunkenness. Judge Cooley suspended
sentence. Todd went right out on another
spree, and was yesterday sent to the rock
pile for thirty days for vagrancy.
John Hohler was arrested yesterday at
the instance of Anna Preston, who charges
him with the larceny of her household
goods. The case will come up for trial in
the municipal court this afternoon.
John Gallagher was arraigned in the po-
lice court yesterday for stealing hat from
Haas o. Peterson, in South Minneapolis.
The trial was continued, Gallagher's broth
er deposited 800 for his appearance
President Pillsbury, of the board o.
trade, announces the following committee
to investigate the sawdust question: &C.
Merriman, chairman; S. w. Farnham,
Daniel Bassett, Capt. Nelson, Platt B.
Walker.
Henerietta A. Nichols commenced suit
against the city yesterday, to recover $3.50
damages caused by her horse breaking
through the covering of the canal, corner
of First street and Sixth avenue south.
July 4th, 1882.
A. Clark was assaulted by brace of
tramps who had taken possession of his
barn on Tuesday night. One of the
tramps knocked him down with the han
die of pitchfork and inflicted bad con-
tussion in his forehead.
The city council committee on public
grounds and buildings decided to begin at
once upon the erection of a stable for
the patrol wagon and team. 1t will be
one story high, 40x18 feet, and construct
ed of brick, next adjoining the present
lookup, and will cost only $500.
Col. Kings suggestion respecting the Sc
lection of the sawdust committee from tie
board of trade was acted upon by Presi-
dent Pillsbury. The lumbermen will, as
far as the Minneapolis end of the contro-
versy is concerned, endeavor to have it
their own way by packing the committee
The following were yesterdays quota
tions on change: Wheat, No. hard, S1@
1.01; No. 2 hard, 97c; No. 2, 95c@S1; No.
3, $4,000. Oats, $50 @34c. Corn, nominal
at 65@68c. Bran, 1925 in bulk; S1.5O@2
higher for sacked. Shorts, $1O@1 115O
Ground feed, $23.25 on track. Hay, $1O@
u.
M. j. Mccarthy started for Chicago yes
terday to complete the organization of the
Mccarthy & Sullivan Novelty company.
ID. w. Albaugh. who has been engaged as
business manager. went to Chicago on Sat-
urday. The company expects to take the
road next week. They will appear here
next month.