Daily globe., 1882-09-26
MINNEAPOLIS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Good hay is worth from 80 to $40 per
ton in this market,
The markets were somewhat active in
Minneapolis yesterday.
Not Guilty" drew fair audience at the
Opera house last evening.
The shipments of -four from Minneapo-
is Yesterday were IA, ,290 barrels.
Company B assists in the presentation
of Not Guilty" at the Opera house.
The Crusadars drilled in the Ames Zou-
aves' hall last evening, which they have
rented.
Ground was broken for the foundation
of the new Gethsemane CHURCH yesterday
morning.
Business in the police court was rushing
yesterday, there being tNwenty-three crimi-
nal cases.
Open day and night, the Boston restau-
rant. corner of Second street and Henne-
pin avenue.
In the police court yesterday John Miller
was sent to the rock pile for ten days for
0isordersy conduct
Last evening three painters fell from a
scaffoldingIin North Minneapolis and were
seriously injured.
The 9:30.a. IN. train to Lake Minnetonka
over the Minneapolis & st. Louis line has
been discontinued.
Browns Comique restaurant offers the
best accommodations to private parties of
any place in the city.
William Eagan for assaulting John
Hand paid: a fine of S. and costs in the
police court yesterday.
Yesterday Officer Hill arrested a soldier
named Edwin How, who deserted from
Fort Keogh, last December.
The larceny case against Abraham Lin
coin was continued in the municipal court
until next Mondeg morning.
H. G. Connor, the artist, has just COM
pleted very life like portrait of A Frank
Newt, of 80 South Washington avenue.
Hans Wall, for striking and kicking two
small boys on Sunday, was fined SIS and
costs, amounting to $1s-45, yesterday.
The weekly meeting of the Crusaders.
Total Abstinence society will be held in
Catholic Association hall this evening.
A special meeting Of the Press club will
be held in the Pioneer editorial rooms this
afternoon to transact important business.
A sneak thief went through the house of
II. R. Thayer, on Fourth street on Sunday
evening and got away with $50 worth of
booty.
A circular saw in an East side saw mill,
threw knot yesterday, striking Andrew
Nelson and inficting a painful scalp
wound.
Sadly Saunders, the keeper of sinful
house, was fined fifty dollars yesterday,
while her boarders each paid ten dollars
and costs.
Papers in the case of Minnie Baker VS..
Wallace Baker, action for divorce on ground
of desertion, were filed in the district
court yesterday.
special meeting of the city council will
be held tomorrow evening, when large
amount of important business will come
up for transaction.
Work on laying the north side of Wash
1agton avenue granite pavement has been
suspended and the laying of the south
eide is being pushed.
Rice & Hooley's minstrels, headed by
the inimitable king of minstrelsy, Billy
Rice. opens two nights engagement at
the Academy this evening.
j. o. Haight fell from j. X. Wilson's
building at the corner of Twenty-sixth
street and Third avenue south on Saturday
nd 70 II,
At the mills yesterday the flour quota
tions were as follows: Patents, $65O@
7.25: ,straights, $5.75@6.25; lower grades,
$225@3.50; clears, $5.50@6.OO per bar
rel
James Daily, who was arrhsted for Gre
atlng disturbance in a house on Western
avenue, was partially tried in the police
court yesterday and continued until this
morning.
Robert Arthur, charged with stealing a
watch from George Smith, was arraigned
IN the police court yesterday. The case
was set for this afternoon for trial. Ar
thur went to Jail in default of 5000 bonds
Henry Dawson and three young men
went cunning at Long lake on Sunday
Davlson's gun was accidentally discharged
shattering his hand so badly as to necessi-
tate partial amputation of the member
Mr. Hatch, of the Minneapolis g. st
Louis Railway company, says that the sue.
cessor of A. II. Bode, who will accept a re-
sponsible position upon the st. Paul. Min
neapolis Manitoba railway, the first of
November, has been chosen.
The inadequate water supply has occa-
stoned vexatious increase in insurance
rates in Minneapolis. The water board is
at present wrestling with the matter, with
fair probability of increasing the water
supply within the coming month.
At the Theater Comique last night the
new company made its bow to large and
appreciative audience. All the new vocal
stars were the recipients of unlimited ap-
plause, and Williams and Ryan brought
down the house with their uproarious Irish
sketch.
A number of the witnesses in the Dailv
disorderly case skipped out from the court
room yesterday before they could be called
upon to testify. Bench warrants for
their attachment were issued, and they