Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-08
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

The local markets opened stronger and
more active yesterday.
At the present time there are forty.nine
people cared for on the poor farm.
During the month Of July 156,7l5 barrels of
flour were shipped from Minneapolis.
The original Joe Emmett, with good com.
pany, is booked for season at the Academy
next week.
The tar work in front of the Hennepin
block has proven failure. 1t will be replaced
with stone.
Philip Walker, of Lacrosse, had his arm
fractured in runaway while driving from
Miunehsha.
Yesterday the wheat receipts were 81 ,4s0
bushels, while the shipments went up to
5,tOo bushels.
The Boston restaurant is still supplying the
hungry with everything the market affords, at
a nominal price.
Cal. McCrory Is planning for steamboat
which will be run on the Minnetonka in con.
nection with the Lyndale lines.
The case of Jane Powell, charged with lar
ceny, was again continued one week for wit
nesses to arrive from Nebraska.
Daniel O'Leary, the pedestrian, accompa-
MED by his trainer Mr.. Magee, took an enjoy
able tripto Lake Minnetonka yesterday.
An Osseo farmer named Ferdinand Sand
berger committed suicide on Saturday by
taking cold poison. Bad bulge was the
cause.
The receipts of wheat for July foot up Just
643 800 bushels, which is considered pretty
good for the last month prior to the new crop
harvest.
On Saturday night Tom Corinthe tried to
shoot dog. He missed the canine, hut he
now has badly disfgured hand however to
console him.
1t is probable that a meeting OF the board
| Of health will be held to-day. The question OF
appointing an inspector Of fruits aud vege-
tables will be discussed.
A burglar made an attempt to break into
Osunder's saloon at los South Washington
avenue, but policeman put in an appearance
before he could accomplish the end, and Mr..
Burglar skipped.
Michael Moriarty, who was seen to rob q
man several days ago near saloon by the hay
market, and who has since been held by the
authorities, was discharged yesterday, owing
to the fact that the party robbed could not be
| found.
In the municipal court yesterday the case
Of Peter Morlain, who stabbed Woodbridge
was again postponed on account OF the condi
ton OF Woodbridge still being too low to
permit him to appear. The examination was
set for next Monday morning.
The faculty and officers OF the Minnesots
College hospital are requested to meet at DR.
Dunsmoor's Office at $50 O. IN. on Wednes
day, to adopt appropriate resolutions of re.
spect for the late DIR. +. Atwood, OF st. Paul
and to attend his funeral as body.
Geo. E. shaeffer. employed at the Metro
politan restaurant, got into dispute with
the proprietor. Getting heated shaefier drew
a revolver and made serious threats. Nothing
daunted the plucky proprietor took the would.
| be shoOtist prisoner and marched hi m to the
quay. He went before Judge Cooley and re-
ceived a sentence of twenty days in default OF
the Judgment OF $40 and costs OF the action.
John Hendersholt wanted drink power.
fully bad on Sunday. He found saloon door
locked and undertook to get in by kicking
| open the door. The hand OF minion OF the
law interfered and he went to the quay. Yes.
| terday he tried to explain his strange conduct
to Judge Cooley, but it resulted in his being
obliged to pay fine of $40 and costs, which
amounted in the whole to $I6.75. John says
he wouldn't care so much had he been able to
get q drOp. He p obably got that later