Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-10

The physician in attendance fears that
five of the smallpox cases confined in the
pest house must prove fatal.
Tomorrow evening at the Academy of
Music, Thatcher, Primrose & West will
hold the boards in minstrelsy.
The Father Mathew society will hold a
regular meeting in Catholic Association
hall this afternoon at o'clock.
Frank Stiles is under arrest, charged
with assaulting G. G. Hanson. He will be
heard in the police court tomorrow.
Flour at the mills sales yesterday: Pat
ents, Se@6.5o; straights, S5.5O@6.6O;
lower grades, $2@3.00; clears, $5@5.5O
per barrel.
The weekly meeting of the W. C. T. U.
was held in Advent hall on NicolIet avenue
yesterday afternoon, with a meager at
tendance.
Tomorrow evening the Delta Sigma So
ciety of the state university will present
another enjoyable programme at the en-
tertainmsnt.
An important meeting of the Robert
Emmett Literary association will be held
in the hall over the City bank this after
noon at o'clock.
James McNutty, employed in one of the
Washburn Touring mills, caught his right
hand in the machinery yesterday forenoon,
and had it badly crushed.
A Bohemian club has been organized in
Minneapolis. Herbert Spencer was dis
cussed at the recent meetings. Music will
form part of the next programme.
The regular meeting of Michael Dayitt
Land League will be held in the hall at No.
Ito South Washington avenue, this even
ing. Important business will come up for
transaction.
This week Miss McAllister will produce
at the Opera house, ''Giraldi, or the Miller's
Wife," the frss three nights and matinee
Wednesday afternoon, and the ''Sea of
Ice" the balance of the week.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Warren IL. Cooke and Jennie S. Rich
mond; John Dahlgren and Carrie Anderson;
George Dunlevy and Mary Jones; G. G..
johnson and Betsey Erickson.
Sales ON change: Two cars No. hard
wheat il A, 34c; l car No. hard, CSC; 1
car do, csc; cars No. hard in B, 81;
20 cars No. 2 Northern o. t., soc; cars No.
oats, o. t., ssc; 30 cars bran, PIT.
James Craik was before his honor yes
terday for stealing a pair of boots, and
other articles of wearing apparel, from
William Ewing of Rich6eld. Craik will
crack rocks for sixty days to do penance.
The inspection Of grain at this point
yesterday was as follows: Wheat--No.
hard, so cars; No. 2 hard, cars; No.
regular, 10 cars; No. regular, II cars:
No. 3, cars; No. 4, 2 cars; condemned, 10
cars.
Shipments yesterday were: Flour a.
1856 bbls., lumber 100000 feet, mill stuff
442 tons, wheat 5000 bushels; merchandise
43 cars. machinery 3 cars, live stock car,
hides l car, barley 1000 bu., sundries II
cars. Total cars, 3SS.
Samuel Hunter. a plumber doing bust
ness at 324 Second aven se south, fell the
distance of three stories in an elevator
shaft in Osborn's place of business in St.
Paul, bat escaped by simply fracturing
one rib and receiving a number of pain
full bruises.
Acting Mayor Matthew Walsh was look
ing up the matter of establishing a de-
tective bureau in Minneapolis. Before the
detectives employed by the bureau can
have authority to do detective work legal
~, they must be appointed by the mayor
and confirmed by the city council.
Wheat A.. 800 bu.. lumber 10000 fe ct,
corn 2,250 hu., -four 2,l25 bbls., mill stuff
81 tons, merchandise 76 cars, wood cars,
coal e cars, barrel stock cars, machinery
1 car, brick cars, live stock Ii cars, fax
seed cars, sundries "a cars. Total cars.
33s, were the receipts yesterday.
Ruling prices ON Change yesterday were:
Wheat, No. hard, 99c in store; No. 2hard,
95c; No. regular, CSC; No. 1, soc. Oats
rejected, S0@ 33c; No. 2, SEC; No. white
4Oc. Barley, No. 8, 50@6Oc. Corn, Toe f.
Q: b.; new, SIC f.o. b. Bran, $9.25@1O.
Shorts, $9.50@1O.5O. Ground feed, $24
CPS. Hay, s7.75@s.5o.
Clarity, the chap who emptied cham
Der of his revolver into empty space while
standing in front of the Nicollet at ~
O'Clock Saturday night, paid fine of 81
In the municipal court yesterday for the
diversion. He is the same man who so
effectually put a head" on Jim Wilson in
Satterlee's restaurant short time since.
DE-. Collins, the secretary of the Mime
apolis board of health, has been instructed
by DIR. Hewitt, the secretary of the state
board of health, to forbid public funerals
in cases of death FROM small pox, diphthe-
ria, scarlet fever, and all infectious and
contagious diseases, Or the exposing of the
bodies to friends, as it is contrary to the
stale law.
bad man, named Herbert A. Mahow.
stole horse and cutter from Webb, in st.
Paul. He brought the rig to Minneapolis
and sold it to Mr.. Porter, on First avenue
north, between Washington avenue and
Second street, for $40. The thief was
taken in by the police yesterday, and De-
tectlve UConnor, of st. Paul, took him
home last evening.
Respecting the few vacant seats in the
Academy of Music on the occasion of the
Menaelsassca CONCERT, or Fsiasy u h, i. is