Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-27
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

the Comlque restaurant.
Green Bushes will be repeated at the
Opera house again this evening.
For frst-class meal at any hour of the
day or night try the Boston restaurant.
The Muldoon quartet at the Theater
Coulique are catching on immensely this
week.
The reserved seat board for the next
Mendelssohn club will be opened at tho
chamber of commerce.
A new weekly, to be known as the Min
1lesotd Democrat, is to take the place of
the Paragraph shortly.
A fair sized audience attended the Sec
-ond presentation of Green Bushes at the
Opera house last evening.
The case of the state against DR.. E. M.
Woodling has been continued to the Feb
ruary term of the district court.
The -four quotations yesterday we're:
patents, $5.75@6; straights, $5.25@5.75;
lower grades, $2@3; clears, $4.75@5.25
per barrel.
Frank Gonyea and NJ. Matters each paid
fines in the municipal court of 800 and
costs yesterday for keeping their saloons
open on Sunday.
Yesterday forenoon sneak thief walked
off with a fur overcoat which be found in
Stephen Mahoney's law Office in the munic-
ipal court building.
Sales of the day on change: cars No.
l regular wheat, 95c; car condemned.
G5c: car do, S5c; car No 2 hard, &c; 1
car sacked bran, So.
The city physician yesterday reported
the smallpox patients confined at the
pest house in a fair way to recover. No
new cases have been reported.
Jesse Moore, the street car driver who
was arrested because he refused to s'move
on" when ordered, was introduced to his
honor yesterday. The trial will occur on
Friday.
Last evening the Mendelssohn club held
a rehearsal meeting with chorus of la
dies, in preparation for the grand Hauk
concert to occur in the Academy on the
evening of January 10th.
Massrs. Wilson & Lawrence have been
retained by John Garrigan's friends to de-
fend him in the trial for murder. The
preliminary examination VIII prob
ably occur before Judge Cooley to-day.
The inspection of rain at this point
yesterday was AS follows: Wheat-No. 1
hard. SO cars; No. 2 hard, % cars; No.
regular, IS cars; No. regular, Is cars;
No. 3 regular, 20 cars; condemned, 70 cars.
The weekly meeting of the Crusader
r. 4. so ciety was held in Catholic Associa-
ton hall last evening, and very enter
tanning programme, musical and literary,
was presented by the young ladies and
gen4lenen present.
Yesterdays shipments were: Flour 26, 1856
bbls., lumber 10000 feet, mill stuff go
tons. wheat 2O,5OO bushels, merchandise ITO
cars, fax seed cars. live stock l car,
hides l car. barley 500 bushels, sundries
100 cars. Total cars, $40.
The Farmers and Mechanics Savings
bank has declared its sixteenth semi-an-
nual dividend at the rate of 8 per cont. It
is claimed that this is now the largest
savings bank west Of Cleveland, its de-
posts exceeding 100000.
Auditor Mcdonald yesterday received
the bill from the Reform school for
of the inmates sent from Hennepin county
for the past year. The bill contains fifty
six names and foots up the sum of
$5.163-54.
The board of water works commissioners
hold session in the Office of the mayor
Yesterday Afternoon, at which statistics
and reports were made, and general pre-
paratop were made for the public meet
ing to be held in the council chambers to-
morrow evening.
Last evening two men were brought to
the police station for fighting on Third
avenue south, between Washington avenue
and Third street One of the men had
mis- eyes dressed in deepest mourning and
looked as though he had been introduced
to battering ram.
Prices on change yesterday wore
Wheat, No. 1 hard, 81 in B, and 99c in
A;No. hard, 95c; No. regular 94c; No :
Soc Oats, rejected, SOC 33c; No. 2, 36c
No white. SIC. Barley, No. 8, 45@5Oc
Corn. old. 55c; new, 4sc. Bran, $797.5O
Shorts SS@9.5o. Ground feed S21 @22.50
Hay S7.75@S.50.
Advices from Winnipeg report thai
Fred. Bryton's present season has proved
very disastrous one, SO much so that the
engagement will be closed on Jan. 6
after which Mr.. Bryton will proceed to New
York for rest and recuperation, while Mr.
Carver will take the company on the road
as the "Carver combination"
In the municipal court yesterday after
noon the case brought against A. Custer
the driver. and A. Atwood, the superintend
ent of the Minneapolis Street Railway
company. at the instance of Dr.. Collins
charging cruelty to animals, was tried ant
dismissed by Judge Cooley. the state fail
ing to clearly prove that the animal hai
been treated cruelty.
Last night the Journal again insults thu
mayor in its attempt to justify the orde
of Supt. Atwood to stop street cars whs1
passengers stood upon the platform. L
says ''the mayors actions had called to tn
scene 200 or more people, blockading tn
street badly" This slur at the mayor Il
pronounced by an eye witness of the scene
as an outrage and totally false.
Receipts yesterday we're: Wheat POI,
500 bushels, lumber 100000 feet, oats 40
bushels. corn 1850 bushels, mill stuff 81
tons, merchandise 181 cars, wood 80 cars