Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-21
MINNIE
EIINNEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.

&c TO the Comlque restaurant Tor the
best in the market.
The always-open Boston restaurant is
the place for a good dinner.
There were only 1876 barrels of flour
shipped from Minneapolis yesterday.
John Wilson's gun exploded while out
cunning, <njuring his hand and face.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul pay
car was disbursing sheckels to the employees
yesterday afternoon.
The receipts OF wneau at Minneapolis
yesterday were 121, $50 bushels, while the
shipments were only 1850 bushels.
Yesterday morning a blacksmith named
johnson crushed three fingers of his left
hand by blow from heavy hammer.
The subject for discussion at the prayer
meeting of the Plymouth Congregational
church this evening will be ''amusements."
Forty-six thousand, four hundred and for
ty dollars, is the value of the Hennepin
county real estate that changed hands
yesterday.
Capt. Savage, who was lost on the steam
or Asia, was a brother of Mrs. Rev. Robert
Forbes, of the First NJ. E. church. on the
East side.
The Journal revels in the belief that DIR.
Phillips, the Prohibitionist candidate, will
draw largely from DR.. Ames the popular
vote of the city.
The tramp nuisance is again becoming
very troublesome. The tramps prowl
around barns nights, and upon being re
fused food they become obstreperous and
insolent.
How unkind it was of George A. Pills
bury TO place Charley Robinson on the
Republican county committee Robinson
will probably swallow the dose, as bitter
as it is.
Mary Tousley who was before Judge
Cooley yesterday charged with indulging in
abusive language, was discharged with
sharp reprimand, which the court knows so
well how to give.
The All Saints Episcopal congregation
are preparing to build a rectory back of
their church, and are negotiating for
church building to put out on the motor
line for a mission.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to William Olson and Betsie Anderson, W.
J. Piper and Fanny Gridley, D. B. Curtis
and Jennie Reed, Charles Albert Schramm
and Kate Boom, Stephen Hicks and Annie
Harris.
The programme of the week at the
Theatre Comique is very attractive one,
and owes much of its attractiveness to the
renowned artist Miss Lulu Roze and the
unparalleled acrobatic dancers Keeting and
lavender.
Frank Wilson, arrested on bench war
rant. he having been arraigned on charge
of assault, and been permitted to go upon
his own recognizance, and then failing to
appear for trial, was sent up for ten days
yesterday.
In dismissing the Hobart Weeks ASA ult
and battery case yesterday, the court mott
fed the pair-man and wife-that the Wig
liant eye of the police force should hereaf
ter be upon their rancho, (which is stencil
III the nostrils of responsibility"
The Haswin-Stephany company opened
two nights engagement at the Acadany
in ''Oudarde'' The company is well adapt
ed to making the most of the play.
and VIM. Lloyd who has local fame, did
excellently. They close this evening.
Bill Washburns donation to the Sisters
hospital i'll South Minneapolis is an exam
pie of how DR.. Collins can make the mil
lionaire come down with his ''ill-gotten
gains" 1t is pity he couldn't be com
PEELED to spend many thousands more in
so good a cause.
Geo. @. Pillsbury, the chairman of the
Republican county convention, announces
the following county committee for the en-
suing year: Samuel Hill, Charles Robin
son, Thomas F. Andrews, DR.. D. F. Collins,
j. c. Williams, Sever Ellingson, Blooming
ton, Thomas Hillyer, Medina.
Yesterday the prices on 'hange were as
follows: Wheat, No. 1 hard, $1.O4@1.07;
No. 1, 99c@$L03; No. hard. 99c@S1.O3:
No. 3, 94@99c; No. 3, 88@94c. Oats, IS
cents. Corn, No. 2, 68@7O cents; rejected,
65@60 cents. Bran, $500 in bulk; S1.5O@
LIS higher for sacked; shorts, $14OO@17.OO
ground feed, $26.OO@27.OO; hay, $4,000
HOO.
before his honor yesterday we're Sought
two tramps, named Charles McClusky and
oOAAoOlls hoy udO DScu 6II6SG-
ed on the charge of vagrancy, having been
found by the Waterman in Minneapolis
y st. Louis freight car. When arraigned
they pleaded not guilty and showed up
i've cents each. which was sufficient to
prove their innocence
A Mississippi steamboat pilot informs a
reporter of the Evening Journal that at
many points between st. Paul and st.
Louis the river bed is covered with from
three to five feet of sawdust, and at several
points sawdust bars have been formed. 60
that the course of the steamers has been
greatly changed. These bars, unlike sand.
remain solid and do not shift about with
the force of the current.-Journal.
The Hobart-Weeks assault and battery
case was finally brought to focus in the
police court yesterday. He was arrested
at the instance of his wife, the notorious
Madam Griffin. who claimed to have been
assaulted, but she having changed her
mind respecting the seriousness of the
assault did not care to have the case prose-
cuted yesterday, and it was therefore dis
charged upon the defendant paying all
costs accrued.