Daily globe., 1882-10-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLOIsLETS.

The flour and feed market was easier
yesterday.
Business is good at the Theatre Comique
this week.
The lumber shipped yesterday amounted
to 100000 feet.
Eighty eight car loads of coal were re-
ceived yesterday.
There are twenty-five patients in St.
Barnabas hospital.
A water main is being laid around block
in Oak Lake addition.
The regular meeting of the city coun-
Gil was held last evening.
There were 1926 barrels of flour ship
ped from Minneapolis yesterday.
Eggs are high and scarce. Fresh eggs
readily bring % to 25 cents per dozen.
The total number of cars received yester-
day were 479, while 367 cars were shipped.
The paved portion of the street is being
cleaned much to the qualification of every
body.
The Minneapolis papers are now en-
gagged in booming" the monopoly gas
company.
You can always get a good meal at any
hour of the day or night at the Boston
restaurant.
The Crusaders will give an exhibition
drill at the Catholic fair in Market hall
tnis evening.
Messrs. H. H. Smith and A. Richardson
have purchased the diamond mill from
N. G. Leighton.
The Comique restaurant is the place to
find special accommodations for parties.
Open all night.
A meeting ..of the directors of the
the Children's Home will be held at 8
O'Clock this morning.
States Evidence was put on for the
first time at the opera house last evening
before small house.
A meeting of the water board will be
tomorrow afternoon.
The wheat shipments yesterday were
1850 bushels; the receipts of wheat
amounted to los, $50 bushels.
T. S. Williams has been arrested on a
warrant for stealing napkin ring over a
year ago from Mr.. Donsmoor.
Andrew Lowe had three fingers severed
from his left hand by circular saw in
one of the mills on the East side.
The Monopoly" gas company say that
they have received orders for 100 new me-
ters since the price of gas was reduced.
Walter Dixon, a carpenter, while en-
ployed in building house on the East
side, fell from a scaffolding yesterday and
fractured three ribs.
The price of -four ruled as follows at the
mills yesterday: Patents, Sc 5O@7 CO.;
straights S. 5O@6 O;lower grades So 25@
so; clears, SIS 5O@6 90 per barrel.
Frank Tracy, 'trimmer" in one of the
saw mills at the falls, lost two fingers by
coming into too close proximity with the
workings of circular saw yesterday.
The sale of reserved seats for the opera
season at the Academy next week by the
Hess Acme Opera company, will begin at
the ticket Office in the Nicollet House this
morning.
The chamber of commerce will hold its
regular business session to-day, and it will
be made particularly interesting by the
election of a new beard of officers for the
ensuing year. L
Complaints are made the young sports
who go cunning in returning from the
surrounding country with empty game
bags, make practice of shooting chickens
in the suburbs.
The Thomas Murphy assault case has
been continued in the municipal court to
await the return of Judge Cooley, he hav-
ing listened to a portion of the evidence
before leaving the city.
Col Glenn has succeeded in erecting los
feet of the electric light mast weighing
many tons, on Bridge Square. Itwas raised
into position yesterday afternoon in the
presence of large throng of spectators.
Yesterdays crop of marriage licenses
was rather small, consisting of the follow
ing three: Clarence T. Griffin and Belle
Coffin. A. Morris and Mary Philips, Albert
Emil kinchman and Tina Christiansenp.
Secretary Johnson of the water board
reports that the water inside the cofferdam
enclosure is now entirely empty of water,
and that the work of excavating for the
wheel pit for the new pump house is pro-
crossing rapidly.
Walter OFT. shot on Tuesday by ssWhisp-
ering" Shaw, still lies in very critical
condition. The surgeons have not vet
been able to probe for the bullet. which
lies imbedded in his back, but hope to be
able to do so soon.
An east side boy stole a sum of money
and watch from his father. He gave $500
and the watch to another boy for safe
keeping. The latter has been arrested. but
the thief cannot be found. The watch was
recovered, but the boy refuses to state
what he did with the $500.
On Change yesterday the following
prices were quotable: Wheat, No. 1 hard
in elevator, 97c@$lOO; No. 1, ,94@95c; No.
2 hard, 92@95c; No. 2, $4,000. Oats,
rejected, 30@ 32c; No. 2, 34@341ac; white,
35c. Corn, nominal at 65@6Sc. Bran,
$7.25@7.75 in bulk; $1.5O@ 200 higher for
sacked; shorts, 5000 1900; ground feed,
s$24.O0@ 24.5O on track; hay, $7.7O@12.OO,
according to quality.
A Western avenue residsnt complains