Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-22
MINNEAPOLIS
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positc Nicottct House. Oface hours from
a. M. to 10 o'clock q. M.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.


emainder of the week.
No new feature was inaugurated in the
railroad war Yesterday.
C. A. Bovey complains that he is vic
tim of clothes line thieves.
After the opera is over go to the Com
iigue restaurant and get your supper.
Lumbermen are expecting to make an
unusually large cut of logs this winter.
At local points the railroad cut now
works in both directions-east and west
meeting of Cataract Council Royal
Arcanum was held in the usual hall last ev-
ening.
The Mendelsshon cub held rehearsal
meeting il Dyer & Towards music rooms
last evening.
Partiesi came to Minneapolis yesterday
over The Milwaukee road from Oshkosh
Wis, for fifty cents.
The Grade and the approaches to the
Lyndaie bridge across Rassett's creek
has been completed.
William Carroll is charged with keeping
MS saloon open Oh Sunday. He will be
given hearingthis afternoon.
White Crook seems destined to be the
greatest financial success of anything put
on al the Opera house this week.
The steam FIRE engine question was being
canvassea bg tbs fire department officers
and the members OF the city council.
The sale OF seats for the Boston Ideal
o. ....,,>a,,,, oman or, Friday IL
will be the musical event Of the season.
David Blakely has arrived home from
New Tork. where he has been parfecting
arrangements for the great Thomas must
cal festival.
Extensive preparations are being made
for the Thanksgiving ball, to be given IN
der the auspices of The Ancient Order of
Hibernians.
The eject Of the electric light used in
the production of the White Crook at the
Opera house is far inferior to the CID fash
Toned calcium.
At the mills yesterday the -four quota
lions were: Patents, S6.e5@6,75; straights,
$500 $50; lower grades, S2@3; clears,
S5@15. per barrel.
The Mrs. Partington'' comedy season
closed at the Academy last evening to
small house. The company is n ediocre
but the play is decidedly funny.
A special meeting of the Minneapolis
Press club will be held on Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock. a full attendance is de-
sired to transact important business.
Fred Hanson is under arrest for run
ming dIsorderly house. His case came
up in the police court yesterday morning,
but was continued till this afternoon for {.
hearing.
In an East side quarry ably handled
derrick fell upon a laborer named Ru-
dolph Hanson. He was seriously injured,
his right arm being fractured and two
ribs broken.
The case of the state against DR.. Wood
ding, indicted for making an assault with
surgeons knife upon George knicker-
booker. is the next on the criminal docket
at the district court.
This afternoon the preliminary exami-
nation of j. Frank Hanson, charged with
the murder of Patrick Moriarity on Fri
day night will come up in the municipal
% court. D6IOTe y uuS0 OOO4Oy.
Fred Brooks, a brakeman employed on
the st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
railroad. received serious internal injuries
yesterday from falling from the rear of
moving train ON the East side.
Mrs. II. A. Reeves, of Prairie du Chen,
Wis, complains that baggage man,
whose name she does not know, failed to
t,ofS ha ,rf find
it. The police will look it up.
On change yesterday. sales were: 5
cars sample wheat, sec; car No. 1 hard in
elevator A. S1G6; car new ear corn, 45c:
/ car old corn, CSC; car bran, $40.
The inspection of grain at this point
Yesterday was: Wheat-No. hard, LOG;
No. hard, IL: No. / regular, 81; No. 2 reg
sular, 46; No. 8, 8; rejected, %; No. corn:
L; No. = oats, /; rel. oats, 1.
The weekly meeting OF the Crusaders
society was held in Catholic Association
hall last evening. A pleasing literary and
musical programme was presented by the
ladies and gentlemen present..
Flour, 44,722 bbls.; lumber, 100000 feet
mill stuff, 416 tons; wheat, 1000 bushels
merchandise, 4S cars; live stock, 9 cars
barley. 500 bushels; oats, 500 bushels; ma
chinery cars; sundries, 9S cars; total, 35;
cars: were the shipments yesterday.
Moses Landers, who went into the piner
les last week, was brought to this city yes
.terday for surgical treatment. He had me
with serious accident by a tree which fel
upon him, and so badly crushed his lef
leg that it was found necessary to ampu
tate il.
The case in the municipal court agains
IS. II. Hanson who paraded the street
decorated in grotesque japanese designs
and wearing hideous mask to advertis
the Coltons, was dismissed by Judg
Cooley yesterday, the man promising e
s'do so no Inore.''
Col. McCrory is now fully confident tina
he viii have his electric motor in success
full operation before the prohibitory ord
nance shall have gone into effect, and tn
friends and patrons of the road are con
graduating themselves upon the continu
-ance OF the cheap line.
Miss McAllister will give matinee en-
-,tertain1nent at the Opera house. this even