Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-15
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

Get your OuuOdy uiuHeI dG VIC OOStOu
restaurant.
Drop into the Comiaue restaurant. Al
ways open day and night.
Thirty-on licenses to wed were issued
by Clerk Davenport last week.
Mrs. Mckee Rankin has been too ill to
appear in either play in this city.
It is reported that passenger on
Manitoba train was robbed of an overcoat.
One hundred and ten cars of grain were
inspected at the various elevators yester-
day.
Society of the Physicians and Sur
geons of Minneapolis has been organ
lied
The Reform club will hold gospel servic-
rs at 3 O'Clock this afternoon in Harrison
hall.
Ti.Blow for Blow was presented again at
the Opera house last evening TO a full
house.
Yesterdays street sales were cars bulk
bran. $685. car shorts, (good) $11O0; 2
cars do (poor) $3.50.
II. q. Hicks was handled without gloves
by number CT speakers in tho Green
back convention in Harrison hall yester-
day.
Herbert G. Connor, the portrait painter,
has just completed an excellent painting
of Mrs. Clapp, of the Metropolitan res
taurant.
Willie Schultz, small boy, fell into the
river near Plymouth bridge while playing
upon the logs, and narrowly escaped
drowning.
The weekly meeting of the Father
Mathew Bible society will be held in the
Catholic association hall at o'clock
this afternoon.
Flour at the mills went for the following
prices: Patents, $6.5O@ $50; straights,
$6@6.5O; lower grades, $2@3; clears, $5@
6.75 per barrel.
A divorce was granted by Judge Lochren
yesterday, to Sumner W. Russell, from Ella
Russell. Desertion being the ground on
which complaint is made.
Mr. Alfred Wilkie, of the Hess Acme
Opera company, will sing Holden's ''He
Takes my Grief at st. Marks church at
the morning service to-day.
The following are the officers of the
Zion Commandery Drill corps: Captain,
A. NJ. Shuey; first lieutenant, G. D. Spald-
ing: second lieutenant, A. A. Keith.
The trustees of the Fifth Avenue Baptist
church have sold their lot corner of Fifth
avenue and Ninth street, to Jeanette II.
Hicks, the consideration being $4,000.
An act of legislature changing the name
of the Marshall Street Baptist church to
the Fifth Avenue Baptist church of Min
neapolis, was filed at the court house yes
terday.
At a meeting of the syndicate block own
ers, the matter of modelling a portion of
the building into a hotel, after discus
sion, was finally referred to committee
for the purpose.
. In the municipal court yesterday morn
ing the counsel in the Murphy alleged
attempted rape case summed it up before
Judge Cooley who gave decision discharg
ing the defendant.
Asa Hubbard, of Grand Haven, slipped
and fell while attempting to board a
morning Manitoba train yesterday, and
was painfully bruised. He narrowly es-
capped being run over.
Mckee Rankin presented ''49'' to big
house at the matinee yesterday, while in
the evening the ''Danites' closed the sea-
son. Mckee Rankin is always certain of
business in Minneapolis.
1t is rumored that Gus Sherwood, the
gentlemanly engine dispatches of the
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul railway,
is to be married during the coming week
to one of st. PauFs most accomplished
young bellies.
Prices on Change yesterday were as fol
lows: Wheat No. / hard, $1.Os f o b; No.
regular, S1.02, i'll store to $1.O4 b: No.
81. o b. Oats, rejected, SOC 33c; No.
35c Corn. &C., b. Bran, 1926. Shorts
S9.5O@I1OO; ground feed, $24@24.5O
hay, SS@3.
jerry Shay was before his honor yester
day for stealing a pair of shoes from j.
Mock. After hearing the evidence in tn
case. Jerry was properly provided quarters
in the county fastness where he will abid
the coming ninty days.. living upon tn
hospitality of the county.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterda
to the following parties: Oscar Diego AM
Hattie Winter. C. A. Wiss and Christin
Swanson. Simon Isoce and Walburg
Aigle. Adolf Reno and Della Duboy
Aalen R. Yonning and Matte Fledeliu:
John Carlson and Christina Isaacson.
At the meeting of the city council O
Wednesday evening, the Chicago, Milwau
kee & St. Paul Railway company will pre-
sent petition for twelve-inch waite
main to their new Car shops in South Mir
neapolis, and will offer $4,000 for the 81
pense of laying it, as loan, agreeing t
await for the payment of the amount IN
il an assessment can be legally levied.
Yesterdays shipments were as follows
Flour, 1880 barrels; lumber, $4,000 feet
merchandise 60 cars; mill stuff, 8O6 tons
oil cake, car; live stock, cars; coal, 4
cars; iron, II cars; wheat, 5000 bushels
corn, 400 bushels; barley, 500 bushels; oats
800 bushels; hides. car; oil, 2 cars; pota
toes 1 car; salt car; wood, 1 car; sun
dries, 100 cars. Total cars, 535.
The receipts at the Minneapolis depo
were as follows yesterday: Wheat, 1900
bushels; lumber, 10000 feet; wood, cars
oats, 1000 bushels; merchandise, ~ cars
coal, Ga cars; ties, cars; barrel stock,
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