Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-28
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

"Fatinitza" proves very popular in Min
neapolls.
The Turner's society will participate in
Thanksgiving ball.
White Crook drew big house at the
Pence last evening.
Oysters in all styles. fresh every day, at
the Boston restaurant.
The foundation for the new Gethsemane
church building is nearly completed.
Fine oysters, wines, and cigars at the
Comique restaurant. Open all night.
The ice is nightly creeping farther and
and farther out into the main channel of
the Mississippi.
Michael Griffin, an incorrigible drunk
ard, was sent to the rock pile for ten days
by his honor yesterday.
Quite large number of Omaha people
have taken advantage of cheap rates. and
are visiting Minneapolis.
Sales were rather light yesterday, being
3 cars sample wheat, SEC; cars do, 1c:
car oats. SEC; Car barley, 45c.
Miss McAllister will give three matimees
this week-one on Wednesday, on Thanks
giving and on Saturday afternoons.
There were thirty-one criminals brought
before Judge Cooley and by him disposed
of yesterday. That is a record, surely.
The -four quotations at the mills are,
patents, S6.25@6.75; straights, $5.5O@ $50:
lower grades, s2@3; clears. S5@5.25 per
barrel.
The Good Templars have prepared fine
programme for their entertainment for
the benefit of the band at Elliott's hall this
evening.
Shepard & Frazee report that their
horse, which was left hitched in front of
Il Nicollet avenue store, was driven off by
a stranger.
This evening the Ideals will present spa
tience' at the Academy, and those who
wish to attend had best secure seats this
morning, as they are nearly all taken.
Approaching the fact that spectacular
business is that which draws full houses,
Miss McAllister is putting another throng
rehearsal. and it will soon be brought out.
The entertainment by the young people
of the Church OF the Redeemer, consisting
OF drama and an opere.ta, drew goodly
sized audience, and was, all in all, a very
enjoyable affair.
Z. B. Woodson, the funny barber, who
was arrested on Sunday night, for follow
ing Carrie Bicht to her room and making
an indecent proposition to her, viii crack
rocks sixty days.
B. A. Stinson and Olaf Peterson. the
booty Scandinavians who created dis
turbance in z. II. Prendergast's store. as
mentioned in yesterdays GLOBE, we're each
fined 81 by Judge Cooley yesterday.
The inspection of grain at this point yes
ter lay was as follows: Whe 1t, No. hard,
45 cars; No. hard, cars; No. regular
81 cars; No. 2 regular, 35 cars, No. 1C
cars; No. 4, 5 cars; condemned, "a cars.
Scandinavian laborer named A. Screen
fell from a gravel train on the Manitoba
railroad yesterday morning, spraining
both wrists and receiving some bad bruises
He was taken to the Ames hospital an0
cared for.
Flour, 20,103 bbls.; lumber, 100000 feet
mil stuff, $50 tons; wheat, $500 bushels
barley. 500 bushels: machinery, ) cars
hides, 1 car: oil cake, ca: live stock. 3
cars; sunaries, 14t cars. Total COS cars
were the shipments yesterday.
Mr.. Hubbard, general agent CT the Mn
neapolis Miles associ alton, states that
the purchases Of wheat up to the present
time this season amount to 6000000 bush
ale 4 c0n 1y1S hal sod OF
the same time last year.-JOurnal.
Judge Cooley yesterday found W. W. Doty
whose trial was concluded on Saturday
guilty of obstruc.;ng street by the con-
struction of an area wall, but withheld
sentence until future day. He was not
fully satisfied as to the extent of the crime
Albert Bondy, nineteen year old bar
tender in the employ of the Kesler house
on North Washington avenue, was discov-
cred in ''tapping" the till. He was arrested
and taken before Judge Cooley for the lar
ceny, and being found guilty, was sent to
jail for thirty days.
A new steam saw will be built adjoining
that of Nelson, Tenny & Co., near Central
avenue, on the Fast side, by w. G. Stetson.
It will be ready for operation by the time
next summers campaign opens. A huge
brick smoke stack is to be built between
the two mills, for the use of both, jointly
Receipts yesterday: Wheat AS bu.; -four
1875 bbls.; corn 1850 bu.; lumber 100000
feet, mill stuff, 1o4 tons; merchandise, 139
cars; hay, 2 cars; coal, 81 cars; barrel
stock, % cars; live stock. cars; wood, -
cars; oats, 2.400 bushels; lime, cars;
brick, Is cars; fax seed, 5 cars; sundries,
IS cars. Total, 519 cars.
Roger Mccormick, a gray-haired patri-
arch, was before his honor yesterday at
the instance of his divorced wife, charged
with being Gruak and creating an improper
diversion IN his private domicile, greatly
against the peace and dignity Of the state.
and to the consternati ton and fear of his
family. He was sent up for thirty days.
Minneapolis business men haven't time
to devote to brooding over the possibility
or probability of panic, and consequently
none are apprehensive that ''this country
is ripe for another panic and season of
business DEPRESSION" Notwithstanding the
fact Minneapolis paper so alleges. Every
thing Except ticket scalpers) hourishes in