Daily globe., 1882-10-08
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBLETs.

-iSantl county ............ b
Per order of district committee.
MINNEAPoLIs GLOBLETs.
No. hard wheat advanced one cent yes
tertay. a.3-.
On change yesterday the pl:ces rolled as
follows:
Waslhourn didn't prove very popala. at
the Catholic fair.
Tickets to CHICAGO over the railroads are
sod by scalpe-s for 81.
Marriage licenses were yeste: day issued
to the following parties:
During The month of ptember the po-
lice force ade 3l6 arrests.
There were 1850 barrels O. -four shipped
from tbs ma ket yesterday.
Thirty-one marriage licenses were issued
by clerk Davenport last week.
The Comique restaurant is the place to
get f. st-class Sunday dinner.
Yesterday was big day in real estate.
about si75,0co changing hands.
Gastab went /, the rock pile yesterday
for i teen days for drunkenness. 1855.
Severity: ,rc car loads of coal. were re-
ce;ved in Minneapolis yesterday.
divorce was granted yesterday in the
case Of Mary vs.. Roger Mccormick.
The prohio:tionisis held meeting in
Minneapolis town hall last eveneng.
"A special meeting of the board Of edu-
cation was he'd yesterday afternoon.
Eggs are still scarce and readily bring
twenty five cents per dozen for fresh.
The Murphy rape case will come up
again on Tuesday in the police court.
The Hibefnians are pr,pa- ing Cor a
8, and Thanksgiving ball in Turner hall.
Work has been commenced in laying the
granite for the ar hes of the stone viz duct.
William Grant was committed to Jail
for fifteen days for assaulting H. E. Elef-
son.
F'The Woman in Red'' will go on the
boards, at the Opera house, tomorrow
night
Get yoor Sunday dinner with oysters,
wines, cigars, ETC., at the Boston restaurant,
to-day.
States Evidence was produced for the
last time time at the Opera house last
evening.
The price OF oats was slightly adj
vanced yes.erdiy. No. 2 brought 35c at
commission houses.
The wheat receipts yesterday only
amounted to 2O,75O bushels. and the ship
ments were $3.50 bushels.
All the saw mills which have been COM
PEELED to shut down for W ant of logs, will
resume work again tomorrow.
Two freight cars were wrecked by being
sent off the incompleted trestle work across
the mouth of Bassett's creek yesterday.
The butter market is strong and active.
Creamery brings twenty eight to thirty
cents, and dairy is quoted at twenty six
cents.
1t is rrmored that Minneapolis will have
two amateur dramatic organizations the
coming season. One will open up on
Thanksgiving.
The team of johnson, South Mirneap-
oils groceryman, ran away yesterday and
wrecked the wagon to which it was attach
ed. The driver escaped injury.
The Donovan case has been carried to
the supreme court, and will come up for
action tomorrow. The boy meanwhile re-
mains in charge of Sheriff Eustis.
The following prices of -four were quo
ted at the mills yesterday: Patents, $3.50
@7.50: strajghts, $6@ $50; lower grades
$2@S 5; clears, $5@6.75 per barrel.
The case of the Minneapolis Mill com.
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sluice-way blockade, was argued and sub.
mitted in the district court yesterday.
The republicans are evidently very m ucf
aggravated over the fact that they don't
konw everything the Democrats do. L
makes the little Jou1n nal growl contin
ually.
q. +. Norton was attacked by foot pad
near the Manitoba depot. He drew re
volver and the foot pads sskedaddled.'
Several Ineffective bullets were sent aft :,
them.
Ole Larson, employed by the Minneapo
lis well company. had his right hant
crushed in the machinery of one of th
mills yesterday. Three fingers we're am
putated.
Peter Lundbeck and Mary William
Ellwood Eng and Enidie E. Salberg. G
G. Brown and Anna T.. Williams. Alexar
der Mcclure and Agnes Mclaughlin
Jerome Snow and Katie Speakman.
Tomorrow evening the Hess Acme Oper
company will open season of tire
nights and matinee at the Academy
They viii produce Chimes of Normandy,
LA Mascotte," "Maritana," and ssTf Be-
hemian Girl'
Excavation for the sewer which is to b
laid on South Washington avenue, has bee
commenced at the junction OF Elevent
Avenue soatb, and public travel will prof.
ably be impeded for several weeks on tha
thorougnfere.
Edward She pherd was seriously il
jured by being struck by a switc
engine as he iumpe
from a Manitoba train. His arm wa
fractured, besides sustaining several pai1
full contusions.
The Catholic fair closed last evening, @
the whole it was the most successful {