Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-15

terday.
IngersolI's house is nearly all "re
served"
Wheat made an advance of one cent ne,
bushel yesterday.
Oysters, wines and cigars at the Boston
restaurant. Open all night.
Yesterday was a lively day for criminal
business in the municipal court.
The Minneapolis Democrats are conf
dent that DR.. Ames will represent the
Fourth district in congress-.
On 'change yesterday everybody seemed
DESTROYS to be sellers, while few wished to
be buyers. 1t was a dull day.
James Adams of Richfield, brought to
Minneapolis the heads of two wolves, and
received the government bounty of So.
Wonder if W. D. Washburn really be-
lieves he will take a seat in the next con-
gress? Guess he feels somewhat doubtful.
Flour sold at the mills yesterday as fol-
lows: Patents. S6@6.50; straights, $3.50
&C; lower grades, $2@3; clears, $5@
$50 per barrel.
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liquor dealer who has been in the business
twenty-six years has never tasted a drop
Of liquor of any kind.
A. w. Daynes, proprietor of the Clark
house, reports a loss of $500 worth of fur
niture by the Knickerbocker fre-he hay
ing had that amount stored way.
The fair of the Sisters Of Mercy which
iS hoirr hold ~ tla ,iI NNo-t~o incfor y ,,nob
building for liz u~-eA. u tie Sisters hos
pital is attracting large crowds nightly.
Charles S. Young is charged with keep
ing ais saloon open Oh Sunday. He says
he didn't do it, and will stand a trial be-
tore Judge Cooley Oh Friday afternoon.
The inspection of grain in Minneapolis
yesterday was as follows: Wheat-No. l
hard. Il; No. > hard, Il; No.. 1 regular,
20: No. > regular, 30; No. B, s: No. 4, =; re-
jected, 20.
A 50x200 feet skating ring is being built
at the corner of Tenth street and Fourth
avenue south by Pennington & Henderson,
of Fargo. The whole structure will be
covered by a roof.
John Vain, who was pulled By the po-
lice from a house Of i~ll-repute, was dis
charged yesterday by Judge Cooley, under
a suspension of sentence, John promising
never to do so again.
The Knights of Pythias, Hermion and
Minneapolis lodges, are making prepara-
tons for a series of dances, the first to &C.
cur at their hall in the Day block, On
Thanksgiving eye., Nov. 20.
Wedding papers were issued yesterday to
the following parties: Edward Bassett
and Lizzie Littlenow, Ole Sultrali and
Thea Main, Louis Boa and Mary Riberg,
Christian Johnson and Matte Hanson.
Miss NJ. r. Neagh, the artist, states that
she lost fully $1,000 worth Of property in
the Knickerbocker fire upon which there
was not a cent of insurance. Seven of her
pupils also lost valuable paintings.
Frank Campbell is of the opinion that
this is an urlucky season for hunting. His
gun didn't work just right, and yesterday
he had a portion of his hand amputated in
consequence. He says the next time he
goes cunning he will stay at home.
Complaints are made that 'roughs''
threw stones through the windows of the
Franklin avenue Presbyterian church dur
ing the holding of the meeting of a liter
airy society. A lady and gentleman were
injured by pieces of the glass.
Mr.. Pork, who has for sometime officia-
ted as purchasing agent for the Minneapo-
lis & st. Louis railway, has rendered his
resignation to the company and will soon
return to his former home in Chicago,
where he will engage in the job printing
businegs.
Yesterdays receipts IN Minneapolis were
as follows: Flour, 1925 bbls.; lumber,
10000 feet; mill stuff, 494 tons; corn, $50
bu.; wheat, 10000 bu.; merchandise, SIS
cars; oats, 500 bu.; live stock, 3 cars; oil
cake, l car; machinery, 2 cars; sundries, 67
cars. Total, $40 cars.
The drunk roll at the police court yes
terday morning, comprised the names of
eight victims of ''hard luck Three paid
fines of 81 each, three were committed 10
jail for terms of ten days each, n three
were discharged under suspension of sell
tsnce under good behavior.
Maud Golding and John Golding were
arraigned before Judge Cooley of the
municipal court yesterday, charged with
keeping apartments for immoral purposes.
They each paid a fine of $40 and costs of
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their way 'to sin To more"
4 bartender in one of the North Wash
ington avenue saloons and billiard halls
claims that he has never tasted liquor of
any kind, never used tobacco in any form,
nor ever played a game of billiards. He
wants to know if he is eligible to member
ship in the Young MEMS Christian associa-
ton.
Since Oison's death in the Bellevue hos
pital, New Yo k City, Washburn breathes
easier. Olson would have been an i'm
portant witness in the forthcoming con
gressional contest. 1t was Washburn's
money that caused the fellow to murder
his wife. Another ghost to visit King
Williams slumbers.
The freight received in Minneapolis yes
cterday was as follows: Wheat, $1,000 bu.;
-four. 1925; barley, 2 cars; lumber. 100000
feet; mill stuff, s cars; merchandise, sc
cars: hay, 8 cars; coal, 80 cars; barrel
stock, II cars; cutters, 3 cars; brick, 5 cars;
lime, 3 cars; live stock, 8 cars; oats, 5000
bu.; flax seed, 2 cars: sundries, 81 cars.
Total, 394 cars.
Yesterday the quotations on 'chanpe were