Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-27
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Wheat, S1.O5 and S1.O6. Sales light.
The roller skating rink was opened last
night.
Especial term day. at district court to-
morrow.
Yesterdays real estate sales amounted
$3O.954.
The Republicans ''met' at Turner hall
last evening.
Try the Boston restaurant for oysters
wines and cigars.
Go to the Comique restaurant and get
a nice dinner to-day.
':Uncle JOSH drew another big audi
ence at the Academy last night.
The cars now running through to the
end of the Monroe street line carry a
red flag.
A false alarm from box - called the fire
department out about 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
The action Of the grand jury regarding
the gamblers is awaited with considerable
Impotence.
The French Washturnites-how few they
are-attern pied to hold meeting at Har-
rison hall last night.
''Neck or Nothing" is proving a success
at the Opera house. Mr.. Ellis, as the
Frenchman, has made quite hit.
Yesterday was big day in wheat, 200
cars being inspected into store and eleva-
tor. Of these 121 cars were No. hard.
o. lie
Patents $6.5O@7 $50, straights $6@6.5O,
lower grades $2@3, clears $5@6.75 per
barrel.
A man. whose name could not be learn
ed, fell from the elevated railroad in front
of the mills yesterday afternoon, and sus
tanned serious I'M uries.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to P. S. Berg and Anna G. johnson, A.
Berg and Ida Mangason, L. l.. Brusletter
and Isabel H. Waldy.
A plat of Estabrook's addition, bounde
by Chicago and Twelfth avenue south and
Thirty-sixth street, was filed with the reg
ester of deeds yesterday.
young man named Henry Newton,
who is employed in an East side single
cut off yesterday by the machine.
Both matinee and evening performance
at the Theater Comique yesterday were
well attended This weeks bill has sell
dom been equaled and the company is
big one.
Chief Munger went to Elk River to see
the burglars recently arrested there, who
are thought to be the same ones who COM
mitted the burglary at Excelsior short
time ago.
A stay of proceedings in the case of
Hans Wahlver VS.. Swan Walton was
granted in the court yesterday, which
will admit of the case being taken to the
supreme court.
Sales on change yesterday were: 1 car
sample wheat, S1.OI; 2 cars do, $1.O3; car
do, CSC; car do, $1.O2; cars do, $1.O5; 3
cars No. 2, 97c; cars do, 96c; 1 car sam
pie oats, 35c; car do, 34c.
Edward Smith, the young desperate who
shot Gillock just for fun last Sunday, was
arraigned before the municipal court yes
terday, but the case was continued to Sat
urday to await the action of the grand
jury.
The season for literary societies is upon
us once more. The young people of the
First Baptist church have just organized q
big one, and another is Oh the tapis in the
vicinity of Franklin and Fifth avenues
south.
Young Lewis who was arrested Wednes-
day evening on a charge Of embezzlement
preferred by Capt. Bobb, of the Cedar
Lake Ice company, was up before his
''onner" yesterday and bound over in de-
fault of $500 bonds to await the action of
the grand jury.
Shipments yesterday were: Flour 49,,
405 barrels, lumber $4,000 feet, potatoes
car, mill stuff 504 tons, live stock cars,
corn 800 bushels, wheat $500 bushels. bar
ley 1000 bushels, oats 800 bushels, ma.
chinery 5 cars, hides l car, sundries 148
cars. Total cars 218.
Some of the most prominent business
men, hotel keepers, journalists, and cap
italists of the city were summoned to ap-
pear before the grand Jury yesterday to
tell what they knew about the gamblers.
The jury must be laboring under the i'm
preston that the gamblers keep good
company.
A fire at the residence of James Way on
Seventh street, between Hennepin and
First avenues north, called the fire depart
ment to that locality about noon yester-
day. The flames were extinguished before
any damage beyond the burning of hole
through the roof had been done.
Prices on change yesterday were:
Wheat No. 1, hard, S1O6 in store; No. 2,
hard, $1.04 b; No. 1, regular, $1.O5; No.
9 ranges from CSC in store to $1.O3 b.
Oats, rejected, 31@33c; No. 2, 35c; No. 2,
white, 36c. Corn, &c o b. Bran $50
1875. Shorts, $9@10. Ground feed, $24.5O
@25. Hay $S@9.
Receipts yesterday were: Wheat 96,75O
bushels, lumber 10000 feet, oats 5000
bushels, mill stuff $50 tons, merchandise
113 cars, coal SO cars, bricki4 cars, live
stock cars, lime II cars, wood II cars,
machinery cars,pig iron Is hay cars,
barley 1900 bushels, barrel stock 10 cars,
cement car, brick cars, sundries % cars.
Total cars 2S2.
The vestry of st. Pau's parish, Mime
apolis, at a meeting last evening, voted to
ovtand q call to the Rev TreadWell Wal