Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-21
MINNIE APOLIS
OFFJCE-No. 6 Washington 0r@nme, OPP
poSife Nicoiiot Rouse. Office hours from b
n. an. to 20 O'Clock p. M.
,ilNNEAPoLIs GLoBELETs.


The Boston restaurant is always open
day and night.
4 new bill at the Theater Comique drew
big house last night.
Only one saw mill on the West side was
IL operation yesterday.
Several crews of lunbermen were started
fer the pineries yesterday.
The apron at the falls is undergoing
thorough course of repairs.
Tbs scenery used in the presentation Of
the White Crook is superb.
No more criminal cases will be tried in
the district court at present.
The ''Iyhite Crook" ballet opened at the
Opera house last evening, 10 large
house.
The foundation walls for the new cham
Der Of commerce bailding have been COM
neAcea.
A meeting of the official board OF the
Prohibitionists was held at the Reform
club rooms last evening.
Articles Of incorporation of the min
nesota Tribune company" were fled with
the register Of deeds yesterday.
B. a. Rice, postal agent on the Mani
toba railroad, died on Saturday night at
his home 112 South Third street.
Yesterday Joe Murch shipped the fine
HainIleto.lian colt to Denman Thompson,
which Re purchased for him recently.
The members Of the Y. n. G. A. have
decided 10 abandon the canvass for means
TO construct the proposed new building.
". VI. Dotty, under arrest upon a charge
of obstructing streets, will be tried on Sat
urday afternoon in the municipal court.
The case against Fred Gordon, charged
with assault and battery, was continued by
Judge Cooley yesterday until this after
noon.
At tie mills yesterday -four sold: for
patents. $50 $50; straights, $5@5.5o;
lower grades, $2@3; clears, st.T5lg5.2
per barrel.
A. j. Rjaiberg, who was arrested on Sat
urday, charged with using abusive Ian
guage to Annie Hanson. was discharged
yesterday.
Mrs. H. R. Adams, an elderly lady living
on Thirteenth street, was seriously injured
IN falling down flight OF stairs on Satur-
&. night.
Ibe comedy of Mrs. Darlington drew
good house at the Academy last evening.
& is very funny and takes" Repeated
again this evening.
Burglars captured about S. in money
and {. few articles, at the residence of
Thee Walker, on the East side, while the
family Was attending church on Sunday
evening.
Henry Thompson had his left shoulder
dislocated il a runaway accident which oc-
CURED on Tenth street Sunday night. He
was thrown from his carriage, which was
wrecked.
Henry Swanson, for keeping his saloon
ope1, on Sunday, left S22.85 with the clerk
Of the municipal court yesterday, that be-
ing the sum total OF the fine emposed by
his honor.
Grain inspection yesterday was as fol-
lows: Wheat-No. hard, So; No. 2 hard,
IS; No. L regular, 50; No. regular, IS;
No, 5, 10; rejected, 8; No. 2 corn, 1; No.
barley, 9.
Hon. ". D. Washburn intends placing
memorial window in the Universalist
church, in memory of his son Frank, who
WIS drowned near Portland, Me-, several
years ago.
Work has been commenced upon the il
take pipe, which is to extend out into the
center of the river channel, for the purpose
of procuring more pure water for the
water-works system.
The case brought against Mary Loacy,
who whipped a small boy with switch,
was concluded in the municipal court yes
terdaY. Mrs. Louey was permitted to go
under a suspension of sentence.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to the following parties: Frederick Stone
and Hannah Oberg. August Peterson and
Louisa Soff. Arthur NJ. Hagan and Anna
Daley. Peter Engrall and Annie Ander-
son.
J. W. Kelly, the fy young man. Who has
gwen tbs police force more or less Trouble
during the past six months, and who is
suspected of being pickpcckot and sneak
thief, was sent to the rock pile yesterday
ty Judge Cooley for vagrancy.
Shipments yesterday were: Flour, IS,
COS bbls.; lumber, 100000 feet; mill stuff,
312 tons; wheat, 1850 BUSH; merchan-
disc, 81 cars; live stock, car; corn, 1850
BUSH; oats, 1000 BUSH; machinery, cars;
hides, 2 cars; oil cake, cars; sundries, 40
cars: total, 1913 cars.
Wheat, 10000 bush; flour, 1925 bbls.;
barley, car; lumber, $4,000 feet; mill
stuff, 100 tons; merchandise, lit cars; hay,
& cars; coal, lis cars; barrel stock, Is cars;
machinery, cars; wood, 3 cars; corn, l.
$50 bush; lime, cars; oats, 1000 bush;
flax seed, car; brick, cars; cement, 8
cars; wool, 6 cars; sundries, IS cars; total
425 cars: were yesterdays receipts.
Wheat and bran took boom on change
yesterday.the following prices ruling:
wheat, No. had, $1.OS, f. o. b.; No. 9
hard, s1.O2, f. o. b., No. regular, $1.O2;
No. ranges from 94c in store to $1.00. +.
o. b. Oats, rel, 30G32c; No. 2, 33c. No.
white 35c. Barley. No. 3, 5O@6Oc; corn,
zoe, f. o. b.; new, Gle, f. o. b.; brau, S9.25Q
9.75. Shorts, $9.5O@ 1850, ground feed,
$24.50@ $3.50; hay. $7.75@S5O.
The cut in freights made business on