Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-08
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Special accommodations for parties at
the Comioue restaurant.
The Mendelssohn concert will occur in
the Academy this evening.
Oysters as you like them, fresh every
day at the Boston restaurant.
The Mendelssohn club held a rehearsal
meeting at o'clock last evening.
Warner & Foot, publishers, will soon
issue their fine new map of Dakota.
The weekly business meeting of the Re-
form club will be held in Har rison hall to-
night.
The Wreck of the Medusa was played to
a rather small audience at tho Opera house
last night.
Twenty-Five degrees below zero was the
point touched by the thermometer yester-
day morning.
The work of re constructing the Palisade
Touring mills will commence the last of
this month
meeting of the Hennepin Bar associa-
ton will be held at the municipal court
rooms this evening.
A brakeman on the Omaha road had two
fingers of his left hand crushed by the
bumpers yesterday.
Langdon d Shepard have crew of 400
men and 400 horses at their winter camp
on the Canadian Pacific.
A business m Getting of the st. Andrews
society is called for this evening, to occur
in room ~, Boston block.
Some enthusiast reported his ther nome
ter as registering twenty ight degrees be-
low zero, vest erday morning.
Sales on Change: 2 cars No. 1 wheat,
Csc; 1 car sample wheat, S5c; cars No.
oats, SIC; l car No. oats, 3615c.
Frank ". Townsend, had his left leg
fractured by slipping down on the icy
sidewalk on south Washington avenue.
Frank Oar les, of La Crosse, was badly
frozen while riding in Minneapolis on
Wednesday night. He returned home yes
terday.
Anderson Brothers grocery delivery
team ran away or south Main street yester-
day, smashing the wagon to which they
were attached.
Flour at the mills sells for the following
prices: Patents, sea $50; straights, $3.50
@6.60; lower grades, $2@3; clears, $5@
$50 per barrel.
Officer Marsh reports that a girl en-
ployed at his house, has come down with
smallpox. Marsh has been excused from
patrol duty for fear that he would spread
the contagion.
Robert Bonnike had both his hands
badly frozen on Wednesday night. He
was yesterday taken to the College hos
pital where he will be treat ed at the OF
pense of the city.
Stephen D. Moore, whose preliminary
examination was continued in the munich
pal cou TT upon the charge of making false
pretences to get money, was discharged by
Judge Cooley yesterday.
Yesterdays shipments were-Flour A.
$50 bbls., lumber 100000 feet, mill stuff
$50 tons, wheat $500 bushels, merchandise
A cars, machinery cars, hides 2 cars,
sundries So cars. Total cars, 307.
The inspection Of grain at this point
yesterday was as follows: Wheat-No.
hard, II cars; No. 2 hard, 4 cars; No. l.
regular. Al cars: No. 9 regular, 25 cars; No.
8, 4 cars; No. 1, l car; condemned, car.
Two small fires called the department
out yesterday. One was an incipient blaze
in the Seventh avenue hotel and one was
simply burning chimney up on Henne-
pin avenue. No water was wasted.
Patrons Of the Minneapolis street car
system make just complaint of suffering
from the cold. Unless some proper means
of warming the cars is resorted to people
will much prefer to walk than to ride.
In the dis trict court yesterday in the
case of John Bates VS.. John I. West, to re-
cover the value of goods stolen from one of
the rooms of the Nicollet house the jury
returned verdict allowing the plaintiff
the sum of S7.75.
Marriage licences we're issued yesterday
to Augustus T. Homes and Ella M. Knapp,
John G. Hill and Nellie E. Mccormick,
Knute III. Lee and Hannah Johnson, Eu-
gene Shaw and Lottie II. Kennedy, Henry
Sykes and Jennie Bolton.
August Lindquist,a desperate specimen of
humanity. was before his honor yesterday
for firing a revolver shot through saloon,
window from which he had just been eject
ed for attempting to create a drunken row.
He got sixty days fun On the Hennepin
rock pile,
Frank N. Shaw has purchased a proprie-
tory interest in the popular establishment
at 2O5 Nicollet avenue, known as Pa urs
place, and the rooms will be decorated and
beautifed until they will equal anything
of the kind in the city. Paul still is the
superintendent.
Prices on change: Wheat, No. l hard
CSC in store; No. hard, $50; No. 1 reg
ular. Csc; No. ., SIC. Oats, rejected, 3O@
33c; No. 3, &c; No. 2 white, 4Oc Barley,
No. 5, 500 Coo. Corn, 20 cents, b; new,
Gle b. Bran, $9.25@10. Shorts, $3.50
@1O.6O. Ground feed, $245O@ $3.50. Hay,
$775@S.5O.
The receipts of yesterday were-Wheat
$4,000 bu., lumber 10000 feet, oats 2,4OO
bu., barley 1000 bu.. mill stuff cars, mer-
chandiEe IS cars, wood cars, coal 70 cars,
barrel stock s cars, fax seed car, hay 2
cars, machinery 1 car, brick 2 cars, live
stock cars, pig iron cars, sundries 20
cars. Total cars, $50.
AS No. hose cart was going to the fire
yesterday, one of the wheels was caught
between the rails on the Eighth avenue
railroad crossing, badly lnjuring the cart
and throwing the driver, John Hale, to the
ground. He fortunately escaped serious
injury, however. The team ran away, but
co ming to the scene of the fire, like we'll
trained department animals tho horses