Daily globe., 1882-09-29
MINNEAPOLIS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBUE ES.

Minnesota squashes are being shipped
to Boston.
"Not Guilty" is proving success at the
Opera house.
Step into the Colnique restaurant at din
ner time to-day.
Special accommodations for parties at
the Comique restaurant.
Wheat took bender and down it went
yesterday to an even dollar.
Five hundred and thirty thousand feet
of lumber left the city yesterday.
The receipts of wheat yesterday were
131.4O0 bushels; shipments 1900.
The doors of the Boston restaurant are
always open, and the table always set.
Harry Gourand had his left hand crushed
while coupling cars in the Manitoba yards.
A long section of the electric light mast
was brought up to Bridge square yester-
day.
Holders of wheat all wanted to sell on
'change yesterday. 1t had taken another
tumble and a miniature panic was the re-
suit.
Six thousand one hundred and twenty
five barrels of flour were shipped yes
terday.
1t is announced that the Pullman sleep
ers will be put upon the Milwaukee road
after Sunday.
Three suspicious looking characters were
arrested last night by Mike Hoy, on the
suspicion that they are sneak sneak
thieves.
Yesterday loren oon a miller named Pc
ter Fredell had two fingers crushed by be-
ing caught IN the machinery of an East
side mill
Officer Gallagher run In couple of pu-
gilists who were endeavoring to embellish
each others countenances, on First street,
last night.
The corner stone of the new st. Andrews
church, corner of Twelfth avenue north
and Sixth street, will be laid at 3 o'clock
Saturday afternoon.
1t was threatened that legal steps should
be taken this morning against the gamb-
lers. If so then wheat gamblers must be
reckoned in as we'll.
The Theater Comique company is to be
reinforced next week by the return
of the Gales, who played an engagement
here some months ago.
Alfred Dixon, an employe of the Mime
apolis Mill company, had his shoulder dis
located yesterday by being thrown from a
wagon by the breaking of a wheel.
Flour quotations at the mills yesterday
were as follows: Patents, S6.50@7.25:
straights, $575@6.25; lower grades, 1925
@3.5o; clears, $5.5o@6 per barrel.
One hundred and fourteen thousand
three hundred and eighty-fv dollars and
fifty cents worth of real estate, changed
hands in Hennepin county yesterday.
drunken man named Fahey, lying be-
side the railroad track in South Minneapo
lis, gave rise to the report that fatal ac.
ciuent had occurred, yesterday fore
noon.
1t might be fine idea in the narrow
minded policy of the Tribune to enforce
the city ordinance and the state law to the
letter. 1t would prove very troublesome
to the pious sheet.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued
to George F. McKenny and Sarah D. Adair
Frank Gross and Annie Brown, R. B. Ack
erman and Mary Kicherer, A. N. Code and
Emma Agnes Olmules.
A meeting of the Woman's Suffrage So
ciety will be held at the meeting house o1
the Friends society this evening at 7:3(
o'clock. Mrs. Van Cleve of Minneapolis
Julia B. Nelson of Red Wing, and others
will address the meeting
1t is announced that on and after Sun
day the railroad companies will bear the
expense of transferring cars of grain
from one road to another, which the mil
lers have hitherto been obliged to pay al
the rate Of $1.50 per car.
A very clever dodge to avoid the stamp
of guilt is for member of an editorial
staff to resort to the claim that he partici
pated in one of the gambling games in or
der to get evidence upon which to com.
mence prosecution. 1t may pass, but it is
very thin.
The ruling prices on change yesterday
were: Wheat, No. 1 hard, in elevator, ST.
No. 1, CSC; No. hard, Csc; No. 2, SO@ 9Oc
No. 3, 70@S0c. Oats, 33@34c. Corn
nominal at 65@6Sc. Bran, $7.25@7.65 in
bulk; $1.50@2 higher for sacked; shorts
$10@ 11.50; ground feed, $24.5O on track
hay, $10@12.
John Hohler and Nina Hollister were
before the police court again yesterday
charged with stealing large amount OF
household goods, the property of Mrs
Preston. 1t is very peculiar case AID
rich developments are anticipated by the
parties who have been ''behind the scenes,'
this afternoon, at which time the trial is
set.
THE WOMEN'S CONVENTION.