Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

| the pollce headquarters. city nall.
The Erening journal announces that it
will hereafter be a two cent paper.
Fine wines and cigars al the Boston re-
staurant. Open all night.
You can get the best dinner IN the city
at the Comique restaurant to-day.
The police department take a jusiifable
pride in showing their new headquarters.
Articles of incorporation OF the Mime
sofa State Association OF spir.turlists"
were also filed.
John Homer was fined S. and costs
yesterday by his honor. FOR fast driving on
the bridge.
The list Of Minneapolis ladies Who will
receive calls on New years day is unp-ece-
dentedly large.
| Miss McA,lister and he- company were
! greeted with packed house at Pence yes
| terday afternoon.
| Minneapolis real estate transactions for
the year 1882 have aggregated over nine
teen million dollars.
| There were thirty-nine marriage licenses
issued by the clerk Of the court OF Henne-
pin county last week.
The ladies of the Reform club will re-
ceive their friends at Harrison hall to-
morrow afternoon and evening.
A little fire was extinguished in tie
Farmers hotel early yesterday morning
before serious damage to property had en-
sued.
There is corner On oats in Chicago,
and it has been limited that there has also
| been one at the Academy during the past
| week.
Talbot White. Of the East side, had MS
leg broken By falling through an elevator
shaft at the bag factory on Third avenue
south.
The trial of J. Ricard. charged with
was yesterday continued until Tuesday
afternoon.
The four quotations at the mills yester-
day were: Patents. SEA $50; straights.
| S5.25a5.75; lower grades, S2a3: clears,
| $50 80 per BARREL.
The Ames Zouayes are preparing for
their fourth annual ball. They want their
q1ently have not yet fixed upon a date.
The Alice Oates humbug Opera com
pany appeared for the last time-it is
hoped forever-in the Academy. This
company has played TO empty seats since
| Christmas evening.
Yesterdays sales on change: : car No.
: wheat. in B. SEC: car do, SIC: car
condemned on track, soc: car do. CSC:
! car sample. Csc: car No. corn. +.
| 0. b. soc: cars No. . corn. 47c.
The inspections of grain at this point
yesterday were: Wheat-No. hard
% cars; No. hard, 8 cars: No regular
Sc cars: No. , regular, % cars: No. 3 regu
lar, 16 cars: No. +, l car; condemned Is
cars.
The miscellaneous manufacturing in
dastries OF Minneapolis (Which include
boots and shoes. spices. extracts. cooper
shops. iron manufactures. etc. employ
1855 men. and the production is valued at
$16929..6i.
The elephant used in the presentation Of
Around tie World al the Opera house.
sprained its leg during the matinee per-
Torrance yesterday. TIE accident did
not interfere with the evening entertain
Mlent. however.
There IS but one more case 20 be tried
by jury during the present term OF the
district court. and that one will be called
on Wednesday next. The court cases re-
naming on the calendar will be disposed
Of IN about TWO weeks.
j. G. Gowdy mas been arrested upon the
charge of forgery. He had been in the
employ of the Manhattan Food company.
OF this city. selling food OF commission.
Il is alleged that he forged bogus orders
and so collected commissions.
Nextweek John Murray Will star at the
Opera house, supported by Miss McAllis-
ter's con- pany, ID Rip Van Winkle.' The
writer remembers when Mr.. Murray was
considered great success as Rip in
Eastern cities, including Boston.
Articles OF incorporation OF the Min
nesota Mutual Benefit association we're
placed on file yesterday. The incorpora-
tors are Charles E. Holt, W. A. Barnes. o.
A. Pray. E. H. Steele, F. A. Dunsmore,
Robt. c. Rosebe-ry and Thos. c. Roseber-
-.
After to-day the East side police force
will not come to headquarters FOR rcll call.
They will be under the exclusive control of
Capt. Chase and Lieut.. Bosworth. Capt.
Chase Will receive his orders from Chief
Munger land direct his force IN accord
aoce.
J. E. Colman. an employee On the
Chicago. Milwaukee Il ST. Paul railroads
was brought here from Lacrosse TO the
Ames hospital for treatment. An arm
had beem aDputa.ed II railroad acct
dent.
In the match game Of billiarGs-three
bail French carom-between Frank BilIiter
and J. Doyle. in the Pence Opera house
billiard hall. the game was won by the
former. The score stood Biiliter 200.
Doyle rs. Bilii+ec's average run was 625
points.
Despite the fact that old fogy Nettleton
passed sentence upon John Garrigan for
the murder OF Joseph MARI. upon the tes-
timony introduced in the municipal court
on Friday. Judge Cooley failed TO bind the
boy over to the grand jury. Another black
eye. as It were.
Shipments yesterday were: Flour.
1926 bbls.; lumber. 10000 feet:
mill stuff $50 tons: wheat 1000 b.: