Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

The PiIlsbury A mill averages 1890 bar
rels of -four per day.
Get your breakfast, dinner and supper
at the Boston restaurant.
The Theater Comique drew good audi
ence to two performances yesterday.
There is a larger supply of fuel now in
Minneapolis yards than at any previous
year.
Hon. Ignatius Donnelly will soon take
tie stump for the Democratic ticket in this
district.
V. Shaw paida fine of $40 in the
police court yesterday, for assaulting
Charles Witt.
Harvey Stetson had his hand lacerated
by circular saw i'll one of the North Min
neapoiis mills.
Charles Collinder. vagrant, will carry
out the order Of Judge Cooley by cracking
rocks for month.
A portion of the new Milwaukee car
shops have been practically completed and
set into operation.
Six drunkards occupied the cells in the
lookup last night.
Miss McAllister's company is making a
decided hit at the Opera house in the
''Three Guardsmen.''
Another large list of names was enrolled
upon the Central Ames Club books yester-
day. It's the Dinner Pail Brigade
Maj. Camp; the 'Old Probs'' of Mime
apois, predicts that the river will not close
up before November Goth, this season.
The ''Prohibs' at their meeting in Har-
rison hall last night, declared their inten-
ton to elect their whole ticket this fall.
That valuable trunk which was reported
as stolen has turned up. It had been mis-
placed at the baggage room of the depot.
John H. Mills, of Iowa, and Frederick
B. Latham, of Connecticut, were admitted
to the bar of Eennepin county yesterday.
The Pillsbusy Touring mill on We'd
nesday manufactured 5,206 barrels of
-four. The largest Fun ever made in one
day.
The Hess Acme Opera company closed
a successful engagement the Academy
last evening in the production of ''Mar-
tha'
Capt. Chase brought an inebriated in
dividual over from the East side last night
for using language calculated to provoke
a street row.
George G. Brown, arrested at the in
stance of 7. Ray & Co., charged with steal
ing large quantity of cigars, will not be
examined until next Thursday.
James Bergin, while intoxicated took
free ride with another mans horse. He
was corraled by the police, and it cost him
so to get out of the scrape.
R. Lang, laborer, had his right leg
fractured at the thigh by jumping from
Manitoba train while in motion on the
East side on Wednesday night.
Charles H. Sullivan had his left hand
crushed while coupling cars on the Mime
apolis & st. Louis railroad. One finger
was amputated in consequence.
A meeting of the Democratic committee
for the Fourth congressional district, will.
be held at headquarters No. 214, Nicollet
avenue, at 10 o'clock this morning.
A gentleman named Fuller, who was
employed at the Nicollet house last
spring, has received $1,000 appointment
Heinrich Fischer has commenced action
for a divorce from his wife, Bobetta Fisch-
er, adultery with one Conrad Heller in the
absence of the husband being the cause of
complaint.
The Red River Valley insurance COM
pany is to be reorganized under the name
of the Mississippi Valley insurance COM
pany, and its headquarters removed from
Fargo to Minneapolis:
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to the following parties: Charles II. HUI
Der and Ella Bird McFarlane, Villain II.
Nonsant and Margaret Kicker, r. w. Jen-
nison and Carrie NJ. Holt.
It is stated that the Franklin Steele
heirs have signifed their willingness to
transfer the hay market to the city. The
city should avail itself of the opportunity, if
the consideration is reasonable.
In the mention of the Legislative ticket
published in these columns yesterday the
name of M. A. Fridley, of Anoka county,
the candidate for senator, was omitted
through vexatious typographical error.
Isaac B. Owen rented house of Gather
inc Deville for fifteen dollars per month,
and used the house SO roughly that the
lady wants $145 damages,to recover which
she has commenced action in the district
court.
Charles Crotch hos been arrested upon
the charge of stealing a $40 gold piece
from F. E. Barrie. He was arraigned in
the police court yesterday afternoon. He
entered plea of not guilty, and the case
was set for to-day.
The average daily product of the Mime
apolis Touring mills has been about 49,
500 barrels during the past week, and con-
sidering that a number have been shut
down portion of the time, it gives big
showing of what can be done.
Officer Henry Brudrigin arrested a cheap
thief for robbing a street boy named
Willie Mcdonald of his newspapers,
knocking the boy down, insulting the
ladies, and numerous other petty crimes
He resisted desperately. and led the officer
a lively dance all the way to the station.
Martin Gilmanton, a fifteen year old
boy, was brought before Judge Cooley yes
terday at the instance of his father, Henry
GilmantOu The how was