Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-20
NINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.


evening.
For good meal cheap, go to the Boston
restaurant.
Get your oyster supper at the Conique
restaurant.
Thos. s King AMI daughter have re-
turned home.
Five members of the Jordan family have
died from smallpox.
The Zouaves held largely attended
meeting last evening.
Quite number of important railroad
magnates are in the city.
The regular meeting of the city council
will be held in the city hall this evening.
The sufferers from the Barton block fire
were moving out their damaged goods yes
terday.
Rev. DIR. Sample delivered his lecture on
Athens in the Westminster Presbyterian
church last evening.
The Brush storage battery is to be used
in Minneapolis in connection with the
Brush Electric light.
Mr.. George A. Bracket extinguished a
little fire in his house yesterday before the
fire department arrived.
For larceny of chickens, Peter Martin
went to jail ninety days at the order Of
Judge Cooley yesterday.
A. NJ. Shuey has arranged a brilliant
musical programme for Christmas cele-
bration in st. Marks church.
William Patterson stole neck scarf.
Sixty days on the stone pile was the pen
atty imposed by his honor yesterday.
Sergeant West has a silver watch which
IS held subject to the claim Of its owne".
1t was found on South Washington aveaue.
At the mills the -four quotations were:
Patents, $6@6.50; straights, $5.50@ 6.60;
lower grades, S2G3; clears, $5@ $50 per
Barrel.
A plat Of Seeley & Griswold's amend
ment and addition to Minnetonka Lake
park, was filed at the registers Office yes
terday.
John Nelson fell while attempting to
board an outgoing train on the Milwaukee
road while in motion, and mad his arm
fractured.
Tomorrow evening the monthly meet
ing of the Catholic Building and Loan as
ISOLATION will be held in Catholic Associa-
ton hall.
He jackson had his sleigh wrecked and
was himself badly bruised in a runaway
i,ccident on north Washington avenue
yesterday.
DR.. VanAndee will lecture at Harrison
hall Friday night. This is the second of
the Reform clubs fortnightly lecture
course. Free 70 all.
American Legion of Honor, N. w. Coun-
Gil, No. 113, will hold its annual meeting
for the election of officers this evening at
1880 in their hall.
Frank Pierson reports that he was held
up by brace of ugly tramps at the east
end of the lower bridge and relieved of
about dozen dollars.
J. B. Wallace yesterday withdrew his
plea of not guilty to the charge of gam
bling, and substituted that of guilty, and
dropped 100 bills to make it all right.
Last evening the weekly meeting of the
Crusaders association was held in Catho-
lie Association hall. An interesting pro-
gramme was presented by the members.
Frank Edwards, brakeman employed
on the Omaha railroad, had the first three
fingers of his left hand amputated as a
result of bad crushing between bumpers
on the East side.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to r. NJ Carter and Carrie Burch; T. G..
Brigg and Naoima Sherwood; Peter La
vallie and Marv Desgarlois; Frank J. Bren
and Anthonia Kurch.
States Evidence is doing a very good bus
mess at the Opera house. 1t will be pre-
scented this evening for the last time, berg
followed by pretty little Irish comedy
drama, "Arrah ma Paugh."
The inspection of grain at this point
yesterday was as follows: Wheat-No. 1
hard, 81 cars; No. hard, Is cars; No. 1
regular. 60 cars; No. 2 regular, SO cars;
No. 3, 26 cars: condemned, &C cars.
John Godfrey, aged ffty.t complains
that his wife, aged twenty seven, has left
his bed and board and eloped with William
consin. He thinks the clipping couple have
gone to Wisconsin.
1t is rumored that Ola Fogy Nettleton's
scape- goat is now preparing lecture up
on reformed gamblers, Very few have an
idea he will have the audacity to deliver it
from a pulpit, however. He will probably
try the dumping ground" first.
BY a typographical error the GLOBE was
made to say, in speaking of the disastrous
confagration of Monday, the Boston
block, when it intended to say the Barton
block. Only slight difference in spelling
but vast difference in property so named.
Yesterdays shipments are reported as
follows: Flour, 1850 barrels, lumber
100000 feet, mill stuff 325 tons, wheat TO-,
600 bushels, merchandise, 40 cars, machin-
cry car, corn 2,25O bushels, oil cake 1 car,
iron car, coal 70 cars, hay car, sundries
s cars. Total cars, 800.
The various members of the police force
received $63 last evening, that amount be-
ing the pro rata division of the net pro-
cseds of the Policemen's ball last Friday
night. The whole force will now come
out with fur overcoats and the north winds
l. L.