Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05
MINNEAPOLIS GxcHELETs.


largely attended.
VIM Bracket "sook hand in al The
fire yesterday morning.
Alexander Salvini was unable to appear
al the matinee yesterday.
The mason work on the pump house e.
tension has been commenced.
It is reported that there is a shortage Of
the stock of kerosene in the city.
All the delicacies of the season can be
found at The Comique restaurant.
J. E. Osborn's team INDUCED IN short
but brilliant runaway last evening.
Col Hooker aud Col. Hicks are enlisted
for Washburn. Lock ont Cor roorbacks.
Apples were quoted at $3.50 per barrel
yesterday. and appeared 10 be quite pien-
tifui.
Sunday dinner VIII be served at the Bos
ton restaurant at noon to-day. Oysters,
etc, etc.
A meeting of the Minneapolis Press
club is called for this afternoon at three
O'Clock.
The plat of Summit View" addition
yesterday.
During the FIRE yesterday. 2 man fell
PROSTATE upon The street il fit. He was
taken home
The Shaugrun received it's last presenta-
tion al he Opera house last evening, and
TO a good house.
Miss Grace Hyde, the daughter Of L.
Mel HYDE, and Mr. Joseph Radcliffe were
married yesterday.
The total expenses OF the city for the
tober, were $1,525.45.
Thirty-three licenses 10 enjoy the last
ing delights Of welded life were issued IN
Hennepin county 5ast week.
Hertz. Conner, the artist has just COM
pletea lite-,ke painting OF the recent
mother Of h. L. Woodwork.
Ralph Refs arrested for obstructing
streets, had his case continued in the police
eoart until Monday afternoon.
Prohibitionists are making preparations
Tor big time at their mass meeting a.
Market hall tomorrow evening.
Belle Cook has returned to her home in
California for the winter. Mr. Paul, her
husband, is spending a few deys in Mime
epolis.
Yesterdays fonr prices at the mills:
Patents, $6.50@ 7.5Q; s:zaights, $S@6.50;
lower grades, S2@3; clears, $5@6.75 per
barrel.
about zoo pounds OF honey were stolen
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south Fourth street by thieves on Thurs
day night.
Russell q Son, pToprie:ors Of the livery
stable adjoining the building burned yester-
day, have contributed $50 70 the f1emen's
relief fund
/ F. and J. 4. Ferguson. hard ware dealers,
have made an assignment of their stock to
John n. Miller, but as yet the assets have
Tot been made pubic.
It is rumored that James J. Hill will
open fne and extensive stock farm at
Lake Ninpe.onka, within convenient dis
lance from Hotel Lafayette.
James Noble, who was indicted for gam
bling By the grand jury, appeared in court
yesterday, plead NOT guilty" and gave
called for trial.
The report OF st. Barnabss hospital for
the month OF October shows the following:
Whole number of patients received to date.
1871; received N October, SO; discharged.
10; died, 3; present number. ~; days of
charity, 100.
The Gremen experienced q serious set
back fyoE. an inefficient supply of water.
Yesterday. Ii was occasiored by a break
in the large water main, and conseq uently
the supply came by a roundabout course
through small pipes.
The following parties were made happy
by the clerk o. the court yesterday:
Michael Quigley and Anna Cullen, John
Moo-en and Mary Linsecon1b, Adam Rod
.1ey. Jr, and Emma ReIsn, jeremiah Haet-
nett and Isabella Fox.
All membere Of Scandia lodge No. 6 are
requested 80 meet at I O'Clock this after
noon N uniform 10 attend she funeral of
the late brother G. B. Hanson, and sister
lodges are cordially invited 30 attend. By
order of n. E. Nelson, C. c.
Vote for Washburn and high wages
Journal. Yes; $45 per month. and be
ODl1SeO 10 WOTA SHAuay sa1ilA A4SHtS WALL
out extra pay; and then be compelled to
sell your time to scalpers, because Wash
burn would not pay you when your wages
were due. That's Washburn's record.
Oscar Cobb. she architect of the Grand
Opera, arrived in Minneapolis on yester-
day. Mr.. Garter. the stage nechanist, Is
already here. e. T. Harvey, the scenic
artist, is expected to arrive in about two
weeks, while F. N. Atwood, the fresco
painter, Will arrive later IN the season.
Flour 1870 barrels; lumber 370.-
600 feet; posts cars; mill stuff 1872 tons;
live stock cars; wheat 10000 bushels ;bar-
ley 500 bushels; merchandise 46 cars;
posts ears; machinery s ears: oil cake I
car; hay cars; snndries SIS cars. Total
cars, 345, were the shipments yester-
day.
The following were the receipts yester-
day: Wheat 10000 bushels; lumber So
coo feet; oats 1900 bushels; mill
stuff 23S tons; merchandise 100 cars; coal
IS cars; wood cars; lime cars; fax
seed 8 cars; live stock cars: hay cars;
barrel stock IA ears; -four 2.625 barrels;
IrI.