Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-22

to think about.
The Prohibitionists don't take much
stock in Bill Washburn's pledges to stand
upon their platform. They continue to go
for his scalp just the same. Their reason
for this is that they consider him an ar
rant hypocrite who would betray them at
the first opportunity.
Yesterdays shipments from this point
were. Flour, 1875 bbls.; lumber, IS cars;
merchandise, SO cars; mill stuff, SIS cars;
live stock, 1 car; corn, 2 cars; wheat, 8
cars; barley, 2 cars; machinery, 2 cars;
posts, 3 cars; potatoes, car; sundries, 40
cars. Total cars, 234.
County Attorney Hale was highly indig-
nant yesterday because a morning paper
erred in conjecturing the indictments re-
turned by the grand jury. The better way
would be for the county attorney to en-
deavor less to cover up the reports of the
grand jury, and that would do away with
such errors.
Henry Winslow and Isaac Ware, two
carpenters employed in building house
in South Minneapolis, were precipitated to
the ground, distance of fifteen feet, by
a falling scaffolding. Ware sustained two
fractured ribs and a dislocated ankle,
while Wlnslow fortunately escaped with
slight bruises.
The receipts in Minneapolis yesterday
were as follows: Wheat, 1OS cars; lumber,
Is cars; hay, cars; oats, 2 cars; flour, 3
cars; merchandise, SO cars; coal, 1O2 cars;
| brick. 8 cars; live stock, Ii cars; lime, Ii
cars; wood, 5 cars; machinery, cars; pig
| iron, 3 cars; potatoes, 2 cars; sundries, II
| cars. Total cars, 233.
The following cases will be tried in the
| district court tomorrow: II. G. Black.
respondent, VS.. the st. Paul, Minneapolis
~ Manitoba Railway company, garnishee
of Henry B. Kraitzer. appellant. Lorinda
Sawyer, respondent, VS.. James Iverson, ap
pellant. John E. Ward, respondent, VS.. j.
B. Bottineau, appellant.
The Jesse James combination packed
the Academy at each entertainment Friday
and Saturday. 1t is a play which draws
strongly to the gallery, and is, withal, de-
cidedly cheap. Its moral tone is not cal
culated to improve the condition of society
and the law which suppresses vicious liter
ture should be operative against it.
On change yesterday the following
prices ruled: Wheat, No. hard, $1.1O il
store; No. 2 hard, $1.O4 f. o. b.; No. reg
ular, $1.05; No. 2 ranges from CSC. in store
to $1.03 f. o. b. Oats, rejected, 31@33
No. 2, &c.; No. 2 white, 36c. Corn, &c.
@. b. Bran, $8@$s25. Shorts, 500
$40. Ground feed, $24.50u rs. Hay
| $3.50.
ASwede woman with family of six ap
piled to Chief police Munger for assistanc,
last night. She stated through an interpre
ter that she had just arrived from the ole
country and was to be met by her husband
in this city on Monday, but was withou
means with which to provide for her fam
lily until then, the chief saw her comfort
ably located.
b. P. Herring, the Democratic candi
date for county attorney, delivered an ex
cellent, solid, argumentative speech befor,
the North Minneapolis Ames club. He il
an eminent attorney, fluent and impress
i've speaker, thorough and popular gen
tleman, with promising prospects Of al
election to the Office for which he is a wor
thy candidate.
1t will be remembered that during tn,
first week in September last Thomas Phil
i arrested
! for running tea and coffee lotter,
scheme. Three actions were brough
!, against them and they were continued I'm
til yesterday in the municipal court, unde
bonds in the amount of 5000 in each case
The case was called yesterday, but the de
PENDANTS failing to appear, the bonds wer,
declared forfeited.
| Why the county attorney should per
sistently refuse to allow the grand jury t.
make public any Indictment it brings into
court until the subsequent day, ever
though the parties against whom s'true
bilf' is found is safely in the custody OF
Sheriff Eustis, is question which puzzle.
the morning newspaper reporter. If the
defendants were at large, why then the
reason for his secrecy would be apparent
and there would be no expression of dis
satisfaction.
Articles of agreement of the Bristol Min
ing company have been filed in the Office
of the register of deeds. The capital stocl
of the organization is 100000, and the
general objects is the conducting of mines
smelling, ETC., in Nevada. The following
are the incorporators: Lewis L. Cook
William S. King, Rufus J. Baldwin, VIII
liam w. Huntington, Twiford E. Hughes
Frank A. Lewis and William D. Hale. Of
Minneapolis. The officers are as follows
President-W. D. Hale.
Vice President-Frank A. Lewis.
Secretary-T. E. Hughes.
Treasurer-W. w. Huntington.
The Journal: The letter from thu
"Sixth Ward Mechanic" calling DIR. Anne:
to time on the tariff for revenue only
published in last evenings Journal, seem:
to have fallen like bomb-shell among the
Ames brigade. The way they duck and
dodge is amusing.
This is just the way in which DR.. Ames
lodged, and it may be amusing, and q
bomb-shell but the ignoramus in whose in
terests Charley johnson falsifed himself
by signing himself as "Sixth Ward Me
chanic," don't dare come to the front. DIR
Ames in reply said in his Turner hal
speech: 81 am willing to meet my com
petitor on the platform and answer all
questions he mas ask me upon this tariff
question, providing he consents to attempt
to answer my questions upon the same