Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-06
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBLETS.

so to SIS per ton.
The Boston restaurant is open all night
and supper is always ready.
One hundred and sixty eight cars of
grain we're inspected yesterday.
The four shipments from this city ag-
gregated 14,47S barrels, yesterday.
carriage was wrecked in a runaway
accident on..bridge square yesterday.
Work upon the electric light mast was
interfered with by the rain yesterday.
Owing to the annual election, no bust
ness was transacted on Change yesterday.
1t IS expected that the third section of
the Washburn A mill will start up on Mon
day.
One thousand bushels of barley and s.
200 bushels of oats were shipped yester-
day.
Go to the comique restaurant for dinner
or supper, Special accommodations for
parties.
There were $4,000 feet of lumber
shipped from this market to various points
yesterday.
The matter of the Edward Hedderly es-
tate was the only business in the probate
court yesterday.
Nina HOLSTER, who is wanted to re-
spond to an action for perjury, has not
yet been found.
The new stars at the theatre comique are
crowding the house nightly and winning
unlimited applause.
A meeting of the Hennepin county Dem
ocratic committee was held at the head
quarters last evening.
A meeting of the water board will be
held in the Office of the water board at 2
O'Clock this afternoon,
The matinee at the Theatre Comique
was we'll attended yesterday afternoon,
despite the rainy weather.
There were 16 deeds fled in the regis
ter's Office yesterday the considerations of
which amounted to 1854
At the commission houses ground feed
made decline of $l.OO yesterday. The
quotations stood 1924 to $25.
Thirty-seven hundred dollars was paid
in assessments by the members of the
chamber of commerce yesterday.
The wheat receipts yesterday amounted
to 66,15O bushels, and the shipments of
the same amounted to 1000 bushels.
Charles w. johnson has offered prize
badges for the best drilled members of
companies A and B of the National guards.
Quite a number of Protestant Irish citi-
zens went to st. Paul last evening to at
tend the lecture given by A. NJ. Sullivan,
M. P.
The seventh annual meeting of the Sis
terhood of Bethany will be held in the
Friends meeting house on Hennspin ave-
nue. this evening.
An employe at a Touring mill at the falls
namedIsaac Mauly hadhis left hand crushed
by machinery yesterday. A portion of
the member was amputated.
The city council expects to conclude the
adjustment of the differences with Presi-
dent Hill at the meeting to be held for the
purpose on Monday evening.
The ground floor of the city hall build
ing will be ready for the occupancy of the
city officials in few days. The finishing
touches are now being added.
At the mills yesterday the following
-four prices ruled: Patents, $6.5O@7.OO;
straights, $5.50Q6.OO; lower grades, 1926
@3.5O; clears, $55O@6.OO per barrel.
In the voting at the Catholic fair it
looks as though Washburn had gained very
little by his donation scheme. Nearly all
the votes cast have been for DR.. Ames.
A number of neighborhood growls were
ventilated in the Municipal court yester-
day, much to the amusement of the audi
ence, which daily congregate in the lobby.
Estates Evidence" was presented at the
Opera house again last evening to a better
house. h. A. Ellis and Geo. Wilcox per-
haps did the best work in its production.
Frank johnson. bl acksmith, had his
right foot badly crushed by a falling block
of iron yesterday. A partial amputation
was found necessary by the attending sur
geon.
The Catholic frir has chartered a River
side avenue car which awaits foa the clos
ing of the fair each night and takes home
the South Minneapolis people in atten-
dance.
Thomas Connolly, who is charged with
assaulting Mrs. Mary Kyne, was partially
tried before Judge Bailey yesterday, and
the concluding evidence in the case will be
taken this morning.
Two little sons of William Crodock
foreman of the Milwaukee car shops, were
playing with keen hatchet yesterday.
One boy struck blow which severed a
finger from the hand of the other.
Mrs. Griffin Tor Weeks) was before the
POLICE courts again yesterday. She had
beenon one of her periodical sstares," and
was arrested for drunkenness and disor-
derby conduct. "A fine of five dollars and
costs fixed the matter.
s'The Celebrated Case" will come again
in the Police court to-day. John Hohler,
Sammy Green and Mrs. Putney
will be tried for larceny, and
Nina HOLSTER will be tried;
for perjury she can be found. ~
William La Shelle has been arrested at
the instance of two gentlemen residing at
Aitkin, who were his bondsmen in the sum
of 600 for his appearance in the Aitkin
court to answer in an assault and battery