Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-30
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

For an elegant Thanksgiving dinner go
to the Comigue restaurant.
The speedy" horses of Minneapolis are
daily trained on Tenth street.
First-class turkey dinner al the Boston
restaurant to-day. Thirty cents.
The s'White Crook" matinee drew full
house at the Pence yes terday afternoon.
The second of the Knickerbocker-W Wood
linz eases was on trial before Judge Loeb
ren yesterday.
Five Wednesdays in the present month
that's the reason there was no meeting
Of the city council last evening.
Miss McAllister will give Thanksgiv-
ing matinee this aft ernoon at the Opera
house. THE White Crook is the bill.
s'Giralda,' or The Miller's Wife, is in
active rehearsal at the Opera house, and
Will probably succeed ''The White Crook"
The plat OF '.McIntyre's subdivision of
the south half Of lot 2, Emerson's addi-
lion to Minneapolis" was filed yesterday.
At the mills yesterday the -four quota
lions were: Patents, $6@6-50; straights,
S5.5O@6.60; lower grades, $2@3:
clears, S5G $50 per barrel.
About $50 scholars are attending the two
night schools, and should more room be
provided the number of pupils would
doubtless be greatly increased.
The free night school scheme was indeed
happy thought. 1t gives opportunity to
the poor boys and girls who are obliged to
work during the day to get al education.
A matinee performance will be given at
the Theatre Comique this afternoon.
Manager Brown has great company this
week, and is doing big business in con-
sequence.
One car sample wheat, CSC; 3 cars No. 1
hard, p. t.: cars do in A, S1.Ol; car re-
jected barley. 45c: car condemned wheat
SOC; 1 car do, SIC, were the sales on
'change yesterday.
The inspection OF grain at this point
yesterday was as follows: Wheat-No. l
hard, 81 cars; No. 2 hard cars: No. 1 reg
ular, Al cars; No. . regular, 10 cars; No. 3,
8 cars; condemned, !G Cars.
The following were the shipments YES
terday: Flour, 1866 bbls.; lumber, $780,
0Oe feet; mill stuff, 49i tons; barley, $50
bu.; machinery, car; live stock, 2 cars;
flax seed, car; posts, car; sundries, 1873
ears. Total, 42l cars.
An incipient FIRE at the North Star
Wooden mills created & deal of excitement
yessarday afternoon, but fortunately was
extinguished by the Chemical Engine COM
parry without resorting to flooding the
manufactory with the Mississippi river.
The damage was nominal, and fully COW
cred by insurance.
The Ii As pm. train on tbs Milwaukee road
will not leave for ST. Paul in the future
until after people attending the Ideal
opera season at the Academy hall have had
ample time to get to the depot after the
opera closes. This is done for the especial
benefit of the many ST. Paul people who
wish TO attend the season.
Receipts yesterday were: Wheat, $4,000
bu.; -four, 375 bbls.; barley, 1850 bu.: lum
Der 10000 feet; mill stuff, 26 tons; mer-
ehandise, SO cars; hay, 3 cars; coal, 40
Cars; barrel stock, cars; live stock. cars;
wood, cars; oats. 500 bu.; lime, 3 cars;
machinery, cars: pig iron, car; fax
seed, cars; sundries, 81 cars. Total, 499
cars.
Quotations were as follows on Change
yesterday: Wheat, No. hard, S1.05 {. 0. b.;
No. hard, 99c f. o. b.; No. 1 regular, 81;
No. ranges from soc in store to 35c f. O.
b.; oats, rejected, 32@ 34c; No. 2, Soc; No.
white, 36c; barley, No. 5, $4,000;
corn, zoe f. O. b.; new. Gle f. O. b; bran,
$1O25@11; shorts, $9.50@ 1880; ground
feed, $24.50@26; hay, $7.75@8.50.
Col. McCord thinks everybody in Min
neapolis is especially cruel. He still cries
out Justify against the alleged efficacy of
the Minneapolis water works system as
fire protector. Yesterday, he says, not
drop of water could be pumped by the
works, owing to the damages occasioned
by anchor ice in the river. Respecting his
raise upon insurance rates of 20 per cent.
upon every 500 of insurance,
he won't bulge.
On Monday night George w. Ruby, who
lives at 2Ol9 Minnehaha avenue, happened
to step into his wood house and there dis
covered stranger whom he took to be a
burglar. His first impulse was to "slug"
the unwelcome visitor, but thinking of tho
Hanson case, now pending the action of
the grand jury at the next session of the
district court, restrained his hand. The
burglar was not slow in taking in the sit
nation. He saw the hesitation of Mr..
Ruby and took advantage of it. He treat
ed Mr.. R. CONTEMPORARY and poured
forth voIley Of abuse which Mr.. R. did
not dare to resent for fear of possibly be-
ing held to the grand jury as
was young Hanson, who, il his excitement,
did not stay his hand. Evil
IDENTITY concluding that he could not get
away with any amount of booty, his bur-
glarship, at his pleasure, took his leave.
He will find, nevertheless, that old Minnea-
politans are not so discreet under such
circumstances, ssand should he put in an ap-
pearance in their domicile at unseemly
hours he will be treated to leaden Fill
which will he difficult to digest.
PERSONAL MENTION.
DR. I,rror, GOES tn Sprinp Valley TODAY