Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-13
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

swelling with the rains.
The Comique theatre gave we'll attend
ed matinee yesterday afternoon.
The Pillsbury A mill is now manufactur-
ing AGO barrels of -four per day.
The October general term of the district
court will open next Tuesday, October II,
At the Opera house ssThe WON n in Red"
vas presented for the last time last even
ing.
You can find good meal at the Boston
restaurant at any hour of the day or
night.
Real estate transfers to the amount of
$46,75O were fled at the registers Office
yesterday.
Five hundred and thirty thousand feet
Of lumber we're shipped from Minneapolis
yesterday.
Everything that the market affords,
ready at moments notice at the Comique
restaurant.
A small boy named Reeves had his left
leg fractured by being run over by reck-
less bicycle rider.z
The Theatre Comique drew good audi
ences at both matinee and evening per-
formances yesterday.
The wheat receipts, for the day were
only 1850 bushels the shipments ag
gregated $3.50 bushels.
There are GIL cases on the painted cal
ender for the next term of the district
court which will open next week.
William Clark is charged with selling
liquor without license. He will be
tried in the municipal court tomorrow.
Court Officer McKernan has a pair of
kid gloves which we're inadvertently left in
the municipal court room by their owner.
The regular monthly meeting of the w.
G. T. q. will be held at the hall over
Elliott's music store at 8 o'clock this after
noon.
DR.. A. A. Ames returned home again
yesterday afternoon, just in time to attend
the grand Notification in the Academy last
evening.
A washout at the Fourth avenue crossing
of the Ninth street sewer occasioned con-
siderable delay 10 the street cars yesterday
morning.
Willie Hines, the boy arrested for the
larceny of a worthless silver watch, was
discharged by Judge Cooley, with sharp
reprimand.
The Prohibionists have placed full
county and legislative ticket in the field,
for which they avow eternal vigilance"
and the like.
The sawdust commission will go down
the river to Lake Pepin again next week
and search for sawdust Cor sand, as the
csse may beg.
The October session of the Hennepin,
Ramsey and Anoka county oranges was but
slimly attended yesterday, principally ow-
ing to the rain.
James Lietz, the locomotive engineer
who has been arrested for blowing his
whistle in the city imits,t.w be tried on
Saturday morning.
The Crusaders society has presented the
Rev. Father James McGolrick with hand
some gold mounted whalebone horse whip
AS mark of esteem.
Flour sold at the mills yesterday at the
following prices: Patents, $6.5O@7.5O;
straights, $6@6.50; lower grades, $2@3;
clears. $5@6.75 per barrel.
The Democratic band wagon paraded
the streets yesterday, covered with patriotic
streamers, and filled everybody with en-
thusiasm with its cheering music.
One hundred and thirty two cars of
grain were inspected at the various eleva-
tors yesterday; ninety-nine of wheat and
the balance of oats and other grains.
In the case of the Minneapolis Mill
company VS.. j. B. Bassett, for obstructing
the boom, Judge Young yesterday rem
dered his decision overriding the demurrer,
The quality of the -four now being man
ufactur ed in Minneapolis Is unsurpassed
by any other season. The extraordinarily
excellent grade of the wheat accounts for
it,
The rain yesterday had bad effect on
the wedding market. The only licenses
taken out were for r. B. Young and Esther
Hayes, and John Richelieu and Mary
O'Hay.
care you an Ohio mani" was the uues-
ton which saluted the ears of people who
boosted of such nativity a year ago upon
the street corners yesterday; but they were
Ohioans mo more"
1t is reported that the Northern Pacific
railway company has abandoned its east |
side scheme, and will confne it's operations
to the west side of the river, where work is
active and progressing rapidly.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee RAN
kin will open their engagement of two
nights and Saturday matinee at the
Academy of Music in ''49." The bill for
Saturday evening will be the "Danites,'
City Attorney Benton states that he still
proposes to give his conscientious legal
opinion upon matters appertaining to the
city regardless of the assaults of Gen.
Nettleson cor any other newspaper ass"
Rev. W. W. Satterlee and a number of
the leading speakers of the third party,
went to Anoka last evening and held |
mass meeting for the purpose of convert
ing voters to their political faith. |
The preliminary examination of Thomas
Murphy, charged with an assault upon
Miss Mary Kenna, with intent to commit |
felonious crime, will be concluded in the |
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