Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-01
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The grand jury cost the county about
$500.
The grand jury found forty-f four in
,dictments.
Everybody wanted to sell Oh change
yesterday.
P. Merrill paid fine of 5000 for
assaulting Lizzie Warmer
Corn is very scarce and nigh, readily
bringing 65 cents for No. ,.
Yesterday there were 257 car loads of
grain inspected in Minneapolis.
A large number of naturalization papers
have been made out the past week.
D. W. Casseday returned home yester
day from very successful duck hunt.
number of iumbermen with teams and
equipments left for the pineries yester-
day. &
Don't forget the Boston restaurant, cor
ner of Hennepin avenue and Second
street.
The court reporter failed to announce
that the grand jury adjourned on Monday
evening.
Elwood Lewis, the Cedar Lake Ice COM
pany ernbezzler, will probably be sentenced
this morning.
The clerks of the district court are as
busy as bees these days running the nat
uralization N i'll.
Work has been commenced on the foun-
dation of the Side block on Nicollet ave-
nue. and Fourth street.
The grand jury returned only forty-four
indictments, and of this number eleven
have not been made public.
If you have supper party tonight take
1t to the Conllque Observation-Disclosures You will
find special accommodations.
The Shaughraun drew somewhat larger
audience last evening, at the Opera house.
The same billt his evening.
This evening the real estate traders will
unite in an organization at meeting to
be held in the Office of Tousley & Son.
The st. Andrews society celebrated Hal
I oween in Malcolm's hall last evening and
too.
The weekly meeting of the Crusaders
society was held in the Catholic Associa-
ton hall last evening with large attend
;ance.
Gen. Rosser has been awarded a verdict
of $4,000 in his suit at Winnipeg against
the Canadian Pacific railroad for malicious
prosecution.
Yesterday morning Carlos Fletcher. who
is engaged in one of the saw mills at the
platform had three fingers dissected by
very lively circular saw.
At the mills yesterday the following
we're the -four quotations: Patents. $3.50
@7.55; straights SGG65O; lower grades.
SEA 5 clears, 3566.75 per barrel.
The aggregated amount of the salaries
of the grand jurors was S53S.6O. The
jury was in session twelve days, and ex-
amined something like $50 witnesses.
On Friday evening Gen. Bragg, COM
mander OF the Iron Brigade will tell
what war Democrat knows about politics.
Pence Opera house has been engaged for
the purpose.
Miss Margaret Mather presented Romeo
and Juliet again to a charmed house at
the Academy last evening. This evening
: she will appear in her great character of
Pauline in ''The Lady of Lyons"
The residence of Thomas L. Thayer was
visited Monday evening by burglars, but
Mr.. Thayer being awake, frightened them
away with a revolver shot. He is a poor
marksman or one of the Williams would
have repented the visit.
dicrrocafnI row occurrod in Suo,, C1ron
sons saloon, just outside of the city limits
towards Minnehaha, on Monday night.
Swan and 4 fellow named Thomas Berg.
were before his honor yesterday. Swenson
was fined Sill 90 and Berg's fine was S75.
The following were yesterdays ship
ments: Flour, $685. barrels; lumber 100000
feet; posts l car: mill stuff 494 tons:
live stock 3 cars: wheat 5,4O0 bushels:
BARLEY 1000 bushels: merchandise ~
cars: oats 2,40O bushels; sundries 1873 cars.
Total cars, 4l6.
Augustine Shey and Lizzie Walker, John
Hallett and Nellie McGrath, G. A. Peter
son and Augusta Johnson, Arthur 4. Pom
roy and Jessie Fl. Freeman, James Dolan
and Mary Dolan, John Erickson and An
ME Madison. Elmer E. Kerr and Eva Nj.
LOCNNOCO. SOilI IASOSSldu 01lu SdTTl0 ".
Englestad took out marriage papers yes
terday.
On 'changetesterday the following quo
tations ruled: Wheat No. 1, hard, S1.O4
in store; No. hard, 81 f b; No. 1, reg
ular, &1.01; No. 2 ranges from 95c in
store TO 99c f 0 b. Oats, rejected, 3O@
sec: No. 2 SIC; No. 2 white, 35c. Corn,
SIC + o Q. Bran, S9.@9.5O. Shorts, $3.50
e@10.5o. Ground feed, $24.5O@ 26.OO. Hay,
$500 $50.
The receipts in Minneapolis yesterday
were as follows: Wheat 10S,45O bushels:
lumber 10000 feet; oats 1000 bushels; mill
stuff 66itons: merchandise So ears; coal 142
cars; fax seed cars: live stock cars:
lime cars; wood 3 cars ;imachinery cars:
hay cars; barrel stock cars; flour S75
barrels; brick 1 car; sundries 80 cars. To-
tai cars, 547.
John Smith, alias B. H. Coron, who was
arrested by Capt. Berry upon the suspicion
of being crook, was before Judge Cooley
yesterday. He was arraigned for stealing
money from George w. Hill. He entered