Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-17
NINNEAPoLIs GLoaELETs.


was unusually lively yesterday
The Comique is the finest restaurant i'll |
the city, call and see for yoursSf.
Miss McAlister's company was greeted |
by fair house at the Opera last evening. |
The attendance at the Theatre Comique |
last night, was unusually grand. 1t has |
fine company.
Rudolph Reed bea. his wife with club
was arrested and RELOCATED TO the rock pile |
for ninety days.
Thirty-fve deeds We're fled at the regis
tel's Office Yesterday, the total value amount
ing TO $113,7 1880.
The city council committee on railroads
struggled over the Minneapolis union all
road ordinance yesterday.
The street car company has large force
engaged in paving the tracks across the
island and stone arch bridge.
Il. Z. Jackson was knocked down and
painfully bruised by runaway team on
south Third street yesterday evening.
Thos. Sullivan of the Boston restaurant
is to start for Chicago this morning, to
purchase supplies, etc, for his place.
The Opera house company will play
s:Pique'' Oh the evening of November Sd,
for the benefit of the College hospital.
The shovel brigade under the direction
of the street commissioner, continued the
war yesterday against the mud CD the
pavements.
By the accidental discharge of his re-
volver, J. Williamson sustained bullet
wound in his left hand, which he received
while cunning.
G. A. Nirnocks yesterday sold to A. A.
Kenyon, a lot III feet by forty-fve feet,
corner of Third avenue and Third street
south, for $15,500.
Prices at the mills yesterday were
as follows: Patents, 6 50g7 so; straights,
6@6 so; lower grades, 2@3; clears,
616 Is per barrel.
Hennepin and Nicollet avenue business
men kick vigorously because the city
council has not seen fiji to pave those thor
oughfares this season.
Length by length the electric LIGHT mast
on Bridge square gees daily higher and
higher. In comparatively few days the
electric illumination will begin.
Henry T. Raymond, employed in an
East side saw mill, had his left foot
crushed by the circular saw carriage, ne
cess;tating a partial amputation OF the
member.
The Hess Acme Opera company will re-
turn for season of three nights and
matinee, opening this evening in Fra Di-
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certainty of a big house.
Orville Rinehart has been appointed
secretary CT the Fourth congressional
Democratic committee. and will be found
at the headquarters at No. pa Nicollet
avenue until after November 7th.
Mrs. Fritz, OF St. Paul, was in this city,
yesterday in search Of her sixteen-year- old
daughter, who left home in company with
a girl named Celia FerodowiIl. She failei
up to last evening to find the runaways.
An army OF young men Of this city have
signifed their intention to unite with the
Ames club to be organized this week. II
is quite probable that a meeting to perfect
an organization will be held tomorrow
evening, in the Zouave hall.
A little three-y ear-old son of r. 81
Rodgers, of the East side, was severely.
scalded by pan of hot water which was
accidentally overturned by a servant girl.
The right side Of the little saferer's face,
it is feared, will be Scared for life.
car No. wheat, 81 05; 1 car do b,
81 O6: car No hard, in store, 81 0S: 5 cars
do t. Nov. elevator Is, 81 OS; 2 cars sample,
81 90: l car do. CSC: cars do, o b, 81 O5; 3
cars No. 9 in store. CSC; 2 cars do, 0 b, 81 03;
1 car shorts (street sale), 50, were the mar
ket sales yesterday.
The Minneapolis Linseed Oil company
Yesterday decided to A. F. Gale, V. n.
Thompson and Fred slocum the land cor
ner of Washington and Tenth avenue
buildings to be removed within a year.
The price paid was $13,2C0.
Minneapolis receipts were reported yes
terday as follows: Wheat 62,558 bushels,
lumber 100000 feet, wood 2 cars, -four 600
barrels. merchandise rs cars, coal 124 cars,
brick 8 cars, barrel stock cars, live stock
4 cars. mill stuff 80 tons, lime cars, sun-
dries 26 cars. Total cars, 412.
Elmer Fuller has been arrested upon
suspicion of burglarizing the residence of
C. Rankin in Eden Prairie, this county.
He was arraigned in the municipal court
Yesterday afternoon. The preliminary
examination was continued until to-mor-
row afternoon in $500. The young man
was renamed in default Of bonds.
Wedding papers were issued yesterday
to J. NJ. Mcconnell and Belle B. Billings.
Henry Parsons and Henrietta Walker.
Alexander Mcdonald and Margaret Nc
Donald. William Palmer and Mary j.
Love. J.P. Nelson and Augusta johnson.
Dennis Dolan and Burberry McNally. M.
Christianson and Sine Frederickson.
Wheat, No. 1 hard, $1.0S in store;
No. 1 regular, S1.O5 in store; No. ranges
from CSC in store to $1.O3 o b. Oats, re-
iected, so@33c; No. 2, 35c. Corn, &C f D.
IRAN 1925. Shorts. $9.6O@$1O; ground
feed. s24@S2L5O; hay, $3.50,
we're the prices on change yesterday.
Shipments yesterday were as follows
Flour oo375 barrels, lumber $4,000 feet,
merchandise 70 cars, mill stuff $40 tons,
notatoes cars, live stock 2 cars, coal 81
cars R. R. iron 10 cars, wheat $3.50 bush