Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-18

M. T.. church gave reception in the new
church parlors last evening. A sumptuous
supper formed an appreciative part of the
entertainment.
Notwithstanding the gratifying result of
the test of the water works system OH
Thursday afternoon, Col. McCord is still
not sufficiently satisfied of its efficiency to
lower the insurance rates again.
The case of Louis Hanson, VS.. BardwelI,
Robinson & Co., was on trial at the court
house yesterday. Mr.. Hanson, while work
ing in the defendants mill, had his hand
caught in joiner and badly cut, for which
he demands damages.
Shipments from Minneapolis yesterday
were as follows: Flour, 1898 bbls., lum-
Der, 100000 feet; mill stuff, 676 tons; wheat
1000 bushels; merchandise, so cars; live
stock, 3 cars: oil cake, car; sundries, u
cars. Total, 1873 cars.
Sales on change yesterday were: 5000
bushels No. 2 wheat, 97c; car do, nearly
hard, 97c; cars No. 1 hard, flo. b. $1.O5 J.;
car do, O. t., Csc; cars rel, 75c; 1 car
sample, $1.O5; 2 cars do, 97c:.1 car do,
81; cars No. 2 mixed oats, o. t., 34c.
Sarah Downs, an employe of the Mic
ollet house laundry, was dangerously in
iured by falling down fight of stairs
leading from the kitchen, where she had
been taking supper. In falling she struck
her head against door, from the effects
of which she remained unconscious several
hours.
W. II. Eustis, who was arrested for
L-; fbo
limits, was before the municipal court yes
| terday afternoon. He established the fact
that he begun the erection of the building
before the fire limits had been extended by
the city council SO as to include his prop
erty, and the action was dismissed.
Prices on Change yesterday were:
Wheat, No. hard. $1.O5 f. o, b.; No.
hard, 900 f. o. b.; No. 1 regular. 99c; No.
ranges from Gle in store to 97c f. 0. b.
Oats, rejected, 500 32c; No. 3, 33c; No. 9
white, Soc. Barley, No. 3, 45@ SOC. Corn
roc. f. o. b.; new, Gle f. o. b. Bran, $7.5O@
8. Shorts, :$9.50@ 1850; 1ground feed
$24.50@ 26; hay, $7.75@S.50.
Receipts at this point yesterday were:
Wheat $4,000 bu.; -four, 625 bbls.; barley,
4 cars; lumber, 10000 feet; mill stuff, 81
tons; merchandise, 50 cars: hay, cars
coal, 50 cars; barrel stock, cars; machin-
cry, 5 cars; wood, 5 cars; corn 900 bushels
oats, 500 bushels; fax seed, car; lime, 9
cars; live stock, s cars: brick, cars; sun
| dries, - cars. Total. 307 cars.
Yesterday Michael Plant was arrested
upon warrant sworn out by Alice Ross,
who charged him with the larceny of her
! trunk. 1t seems that Alice Ross had board
| ed with Plant, and when she left his house
owing a board bill he seized the trunk for
payment. He was arraigned before Judge
| Cooley yesterday and had the case coutin-
| ued until this afternoon for examination.
James D. Campbell. charged with OBJ
tanning $500 worth of goods from Coyken-
dali Bros. by falsely representing himself
to be worth $4,000 over all Indebtedness.
is on trial before Judge Cooley. Col. Kerr
of st. Paul appears for the defense while
the states attorney is assisted by Mr..
| Jackson. It bids fair to be
a long-winded affair. The afternoon yes
terday was consumed by the prosecution in
| presenting the records of the sale of the
goods, and of the records of the register of
deeds at Redwood, Campbelrs home, to
show that Campbell did not own the prop
erty which he claimed to Mr.. CoykendalI
was his-namely grist mill and a saw
mill