Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-05
AIINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

Get your dinner at the Boston.
The new skating rink was opened last
evening in fine style.
Go to the Comique restaurant for nice
hot supper. Open all night.
Charles johnson, vagrant, will spend
the next ten days at cracking rocks.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians re-
allied net profit of over $3.50 from their
Thanksgiving ball.
union meeting of the various lodges
Of Knights of Honor was held in Odd Fell
lows hall last evening.
John Murphy, who was implicated in
row on the East side, went to the rock-pile
yesterday for ten days.
Michael Perro, for using abusibe Ian
guage, paid fine of $25 and costs in the
municipal court yesterday.
There is probability of the four lodges
of the order of Knights of Honor consolid-
ating into single organization.
During the past month only seven di-
vorce cases were granted in the district
At the mills the -four quotations are:
Patents, $6@650; straights. $5.5O@ $50;
lower grades, $2@3; clears, S5@5.5O per
barrel.
Nettleton would have presented picture
fit to grace any rogue's gallery, standing
behind the bars, had not Aid. Walsh res
cued him.
The Syndicate may be congratulated
upon their good forum securing j
Frank Conkling to manage the grand
Opera during its first year.
The sum of $4,000 was raised at the Sec
ond Congregational church on Sunday, an
amount sufficient to iquidate the standing
Indebtedness of the organization.
Lottie Burner, the thirteen year-old miss
who was reported missing on Sunday, has
turned up in Saltwater. She took the
wrong train. Only this and nothing more.
The annual convention of the State San
itary association will be held in this city
commencing on Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock, in tho rooms of the Academy of
Natural Sciences on Nicollet avenue.
Orville Hudson, brakeman employed
upon the Omaha road received fractured
leg in fall from a box-car to the ground.
The car was covered with snow and ice and
the unfortunate brakeman slipped on it.
Yesterday grain was inspeced in Min
neapolis as follows: Wheat-No. 1 hard,
80 cars; No. 2 hard, cars; No. regular,
SO cars; No. regular, 4s cars; No. 3, l
car; No. 4, car; condemned IL cars.
Patrick Hoban, an East side saloon
keeper, was arraigned in the municipal
court yesterday, charged with keeping
open on Sunday. He was fined $50 and
costs, and his liquor license was revoked as
well.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Peter Rossen and Martha Olson.
Charles A. Blomquist and Sophia Ander-
son, w. T. Kelly and Clara Watts, G.. V.
Pettitt and Della j. Wall, John Atkinson
and Margaret E. Brooks.
A. G. Haugan has purchased in trust
for the Norwegian Lutheran Theological
college, ten acres in Gale & Hamilton's out
lots on the east side, on which building
for college purposes is to be erected. The
school is now located at Madison, but is to
be removed to Minneapolis.
The following are the shipments for yes
terday: Flour, 2O,13O bbls.; lumber, 4OO,-
600 feet; mill stuff 455 tons; wheat, 15,-
500 bu.; corn, 1850 bu.; merchandise, 80
cars; machinery, 3 cars; hides, lear; oil
cake, 2 cars; fax seed, 2 cars; sundries,
156 cars. Total. 535 cars.
The GLOBE reporter was greatly sur
prised yesterday at the number of leading
business men who expressed their regret
that Aid. Walsh revoked the mayors order
to arrest the Tribune gang. They think
that day in the bastile might tend to
purify them somewhat, and possibly teach
them lesson.
The following prices ruled on Change
yesterday: Wheat, No. 1 hard, 99c in store;
No. hard, 92c; No. regular, 92c; No. 9,
89c; oats, rejected, 30@ 33c; No. 2, 35c;
No. white, 36c; barley, No. 5 $4,000; |
corn, zoe b; new, Gle o b; bran,
$1O75@11; shorts, S9.5O@ 1850; ground !
feed, s245o@26; hay, $7.75@s.5o
Yesterday the receipts in Minneapolis
were as follows: Wheat, 1O9,5OO bu.; flour,
375 bbls.; corn, 1000 bu.; lumber 10000 !
feet; mill stuff, III tons; merchandise, III |
stock, 8 cars; live stock, z cars; wood, % |
cars: lime, cars; brick 6 cars; fax seed, |
4 cars; sundries II cars. Total, 778 cars.
sMALL-POX RAMPANT.
Sirtce,s People afflicted Iy;th'sie Dread Dis
esse k0tr Bei.:y Treated in the Pest