Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-17
MINNEAPOLIS GLGEsELE-s.

Officer Allen ls-serlousiy IL from an at
tack Of typhoid fever.
Shocks Along Shore drew a small house
al Pence last evening.
Conicue restaurant: oysters, wines.
cigars, and everything else.
A meeting of the council committee on
fire department was held yesterday.
The electric lights from the top of the
mast, will ''shine forth in few days.
4 meeting of the board of water COM
missioners Will be held tomorrow after
noon.
The work Of erecting the johnson bank
building will not be renewed until next
spring.
Charles Shepley married Lena johnson
and ended the seduction case in the NUM-
cipal court.
The shovel brigade was out in force
yesterday, cleaning the mud from the
pavements.
is located, corner Hennepin avenue and
Second street.
The plat of Johnson's subdivision of
Johnson's addition was fled at the court
horse yesterday.
A male infant was left on the doorstep
of Mrs Norman Ward, on Western avenue,
{. few mornings since.
Tie contents of Blecken's safe which
was taken from the FIRE ruins, were found
IN perfect condition.
Charles Geer, an incorrigible inebriate,
was sent TO the rock pile for thirty days
yesterday by Judge Cooley.
Judge Lochren heard the criminal cases
yesterday. while Judge Young presided
over tie civil jury cases, in the district
court.
The contractor expects to complete the
pavement on Nicollet island tomorrow.
A night as well as day crew IS il full OPP
Grafton.
A large budget of Minneapolis news mis-
carried on Wednesday night, and occa-
stoned q learth of news in Yesterday morn
ing issue.
: large number C the Nicollet house
employees attended court yesterday TO tes-
tify il behalf of James Brown, their for
mer comrade.
Al the mills yesterday the -four quota
lions were: Patents, $6@6.50: straights,
S5.5o96; lower grades $2@3; clears, $50
81 per barrel.
heat inspection yesterday was as fol-
lows: Wheat-No. hard Az No. hard,
6; 10. regular. 10; No. regular, So; No.
3. 49,; rejected 90.
The Pruy Manufacturing company has
contracted for the construction of -four
ing mill for Johnson G. Walters at New
Richmond, Missouri.
Stone g. Hurlbut have presented the
t;remen's Relief association with 500, as
testimony of their appreciation of their
efforts at the Monday fire.
II the case Of Elizabeth Roberts, appel
laatvs. the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway company, respondent. the jury
awarded Mrs. Roberts $1,000.
@. E. Campbell was before his honor
yesterday for using abusive language to
Laundrynian Purchase. Campbell apollo
giZad and the case was dismissed.
The walls Of the Eastman block which
did not tumble at the time of the fire, now
stand tottering and threatening pedes-
TRANS who presist in passing beneath.
The meeting Of the Minnesota State
Millers' association, which was to have
been held next month, has been postponed
subject to the call of the executive COM
mittee.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Isaac Nixon and Clara Petit, David AL
Len and Sophie Desjardian, Hans Sorenson
and Johanna N. Nolin, G. Hall and Belle
Burns, John p. Kinkle and Josie S. John
son.
W. W. Doty is under arrest for dumping
building stone in the street. He claims
that he had nothing whatever to do with
this stone. The case will come up for
trial in the municipal court on Monday
afternoon.
Flour, 1861 bbls.; lumber, 100000 feet;
mill stuff, S32 tons; barley, 1000 bu.;
wheat, 5000 bushels; merchandise, 62 cars;
live stock, 2 cars; oats, 1000 bushels; sun
dries. IS cars. Total, 593 cars, were the
shipments yesterday.
Richard McNaughton was arrested un-
der the suspicion that he had stolen a lot
of watches and pistols found upon his
person. He showed up to the police court
yesterday. He had purchased the trash
aid hence was discharged.
The committee from the council on fire.
department., with the assistance of por-
ton of one of the hose companies under
the direction of Chief Stetson and VIM
Bracket, made practical test of the etiici-
ency of the water works at the Knicker-
booker block ruins, to their satisfaction.
On change yesterday sales we're: cars
No. 2wheat, to arrive, $50: car do o. t.
CSC; 1000 bu. do, o. t. SOC; car Mol hard
o b, 1.01; l car sample CSC; 3 cars do,
$1.O3; 3 cars No. hard, f. O. b., $1.O5;
Scars No. f. .. b. S3c; car oats, sacks
inc, 1904 cars bran. SS.25; Car feed, o.
t.. $3.50; car new corn o. t., 45c.
The following were the receipts yester-
day: Wheat 100000 bushels, -four
SIS bbls., barley 6 cars, lumber 24O 900 feet,
millstuff III tons, merchandise 80 cars.
hay cars, coal 115 cars, barrel stock
s cars; potatoes cars, machinery cars,
wood cars, corn $50 bu,, oats 1000 bn..
fax seed 1 car, live stock cars, sundries
Sc cars. Total, 1913 cars.