Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-01
MINNEAPOLIS
s11NNEApOL1s GLoBvLEs.

The markets were dull and unchanged
yesterday.
The Academy will be vacant the coming
two weeks.
Get your Sunday dinner at the Boston
restaurant. gft
The Prohibitionists held a secret session
yesterday afternoon.
One hundred and eighty cars of grain
were inspected yesterday.
Yesterday 1906 barrels of flour were
shipped to ether markets.
A large number of students have entered
this year and still they come.
The Delta Segma offers short pro-
=gramme next Monday evening.
Judge Bailey occupied the bench OF the
municipal court again, yesterday.
A special meeting of Cataract lodge, A.
F. & A. NJ, was held last evening.
There were 100000 feet of lumber
shipped yesterday from this city.
Howard Falkner had his right shoulder
dislocated by falling down stairs.
Try the Comique restaurant for oysters
and all the delicacies of the season.
The McAllister company will appear in
a matinee at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
G. B. Hollis Yellowstone valley excur-
sion viii leave Minneapolis on the 10Th.
number of Minneapolis people expect
to leave to-day for the Chicago exposi-
ton.
A meeting of the Press club is called
for this afternoon, and full attendance
is requested.
4 fair Will be held in Market hall this
week Tor the benefit of the Catholic Or
phan asylum.
Emma Shaw wants divorce from her
husband. Samuel Shaw. upon the ground
OF desertion.
of Hiberniars are preparing for grand
Thanksgiving ball.
Walter Furnish had his right shoulder
disiocated in a runaway accident yesterday
on Eighth avenue south.
special term of the district court was
held yesterday afternoon with eighteen
cases upon the calendar.
Bill. King, G. K. Shaw and Gen. Nettle
ton have placed themselves on record as
monopoIists in the gas question.
The Oak Lake Improvement society
proposes to set out between 200 and 800
trees within its territory this fall.
Patrick Eagan lost the tips of two fin
gers by coming in contact with circular
saw in Bassett's saw mill yesterday.
Two OF the city papers certainly ''strain-
ed point" to make sensation out of the
fire at the Academy Friday evening.
In the district court Carolina Gunther
mas commenced an action against Frank
Gnnther for a decree of absolute divorce
The receipts of wheat yesterday amount
ed 124.2OO bushels, while the shipments.
were 1850 bushels. A good days bust
ness.
The Tribune is in the ''betting" business
again. It quite frequently takes such fits,
but don't want Sullivan and Flanagan to
gamble.
r. c. Stott, boarder at the Tenth ave-
nue. hotel, had $3.50 stolen from under his
pillow while asleep. His gold watch was
not touched.
The Catholic Crusaders will attend ser
vices al the church of the Immaculate
Conception at o'clock this morning in
full uniform.
Al the meeting of the chamber of COM
merce yesterday the resolution to suspend
building operations did not pass. The new
building will be built.
At the mills yesterday -four was quoted
as follows: Patents, $6.50@7.25; straights,
$3.50 6.25; lower grades, $2.25@ $50;
clears, $5.5O@6 per barrel.
An order was issued in the district court
yesterday allowing Amelia Huddle tenn
porary alimony of SIS per week and $35 for
counsel, pending the divorce suit.
During the year ending Aug. 81, there
were 12,947 pupils enrolled in the public
schools of Hennepin county. So says
Supt. Smith in his annual report.
Yesterday Patrick Murray, employed in
the car shops of the Chicago, Milwaukee
d St. Paul Railway company, had his left
hand badly lacerated by the machinery.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st Paul Rail-
way company entered demurrer in the
action brought against the company for
$4,000 damages from killing W. 81. Bar
mum. and the court sustains the demurrer.
A more careful examination of the stock
Of the Boston one price clothing house re-
veals the agreeable fact that Mr.. Steele's
loss will not exceed $4,000, upon which
he carries $4,000 insurance.
Two men claim to have been confdenced
out of $40 IN the Manitoba railroad on
Friday through the means of the old
freight bill and $1,000 gold bond trick.
But little credit is given the story, how
ever.
The Johnson family had little fracas,
and that fracas brought Anton, John and
Samuel to grief. They were arranged in
the police court. yesterday morning. The
upshot was fine of S. each, which they
paid,
There will be mass meeting of students
next Tuesday, to decide what is to be done
about class meetings. Delegates from
Carleton Hamline and the University will
organize anintercollegiate athletic associa-
ton.