Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-02
MINNEAPOLIS GEoBELErs.


Sheriff Eustis gave his guests turkey
Thanksgiving dinner.
~Lo policemen report continued sale Of
tickets 10 THEN dance On The 18th inst.
Special accoz2oaations for private
parties at the CoEaique restaurant, open all
night,
John johnson, who was charged with
larceny. was discharged by Judge Cooley
yesterday.
There we're Jas marriage licenses issued
by the clerk Of the court during the month
Of November.
This afternoon Miss McAllister will give
3 matinee. closing the White Crook season
IL the evening.
President Matthew Walsh, OF the city
council. is now our mayor. The city is n
excellent hands.
Four cars No l hard; il B, s1.o1; cars
hay. $3.50; car do, IS, were yesterdays
sales or charge.
Six plain drunks' and six dodgers
were the unhappy inmates Of the city
bastiie last night.
: meeting OF the Humane society was
held at the First Congregational church On
Tie East side last evening.
The Men deissohns are nearly ready to
announce their concert programme. It
vii truly be musical treat.
The weekly business meeting of the re-
form club vas held il Harrison hall last
evening with { fair attendance.
The Jury yesterday returneda verdict for
Inc Manitoba Railway company vs.. de-
PENDANTS IL the O'Neil damage case.
The Mascotte was listened to by another
fashionable audience which more than
filed The seating capacity of the Academy.
Ed. Nash was receiving the congratula-
tons Of his many friends at the Nicollet
house last evening upon his handsome
present.
The White Crook packed the Opera
house again last night. ''Spectacular' is
that which 'catches'' the average Mime
apolitaH.
The -four quotations at the mills were:
Patents, $6@6.50; straights $5.50@6.6O;
lower grades, $293; clears, $5G5.5O per
barrel.
THE Wreck of Medusa," with scenery
and stage settings designed especially for
it, will be the attraction at Pence Opera
house next week.
The Ideals will give Fatinitza matinee
this afternoon at the Academy. This is
one of the most popular of the lighter
operas in this city, and will pack the house.
The Ideal season at the Academy is be-
ing largely attended by the music loving
st. Paul admirers of the company, and
the opera trains on the Milwaukee are we'll
filed each night.
The inspection of grain at this point
yesterday was as follows: Wheat-No. 1
hard, 123 cars; No. hard. 81 cars; no. re-
guar, 50 cars; NO. z regular, 70 cars; NO.
3, 5 cars; condemned, 26 cars.
Flour, 31,7O4 bills; lumber, $780,
O0o feet; mill stuff, ,O29 tons; barley, 1900
bu.: machinery, cars; live stock, cars;
corn 50,bus hels; sundries 267 cars. Total,
421 cars, were the shipments yesterday.
The double-headed assault and battery
case of the state against L. NJ. and A. John
son. and T. Ray and Joshua Risdou, came
up in the municipal court yesterday, but
was continued until Tuesday afternoon.
c. A. Blomquist, who pleaded guilty to
a charge of bastardy when arraigned be-
fare Judge Cooley on Wednesday, had his
case continued until this morning. when
the nuptial knot will be tied by his honor.
No cards.
Judge Cooley filed decision in the case
of the state against W. w. Doty for OBJ
structing Twelfth street north by instruct
ing crew of laborers how to construct an
area wall therein. He was fined the NOM
inal sum of 81 and costs.
This is good time for the council COM
mittee on paving to get ready for next
springs business,by making arrangements
for paving Bridge square entire, and Mic
ollet and Hennepin avenues at least as far
as Fourth or Fifth streets.
John Eggin, who boards at 116 South
Second street, had $12S stolen from him.
He occasioned the arrest of John John
son, fellow boarder, upon the suspicion
of being the thief, but as there was no
evidence adduced the court discharged the
case.
Joseph Sexton, the lad who stole watch
from Mrs. Dahl, last May, as mentioned in
the GLOBE at the time, was yesterday sent
up for thirty days for the offense. He left
the city upon stealing the watch, and only
returned on Thanksgiving day, when he
was gathered in by Officer Malone.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Martin H. Rudd and Hilda Hanson, A.
B. Land and Martha c. Hawkinson,
Andrew p. Anderson and Caroline F. Berg
strom, Milan Smith and Nellie Williams,
Reckert Hanson and Julia Tallofson,
August Lindahl and Annie Anderson.
The street railway company has paved
eight of the thirty miles of track included
in its system, with cobble stones. Where
they nave double track, aud nearly every
mile is double tracked. the company has
also paved between the tracks. The bal
ance of the system will be paved next sea-
season.
Yesterdays quotations on Change were:
Wheat, No. hard, 81 in store: No. .. hard,
94c; No. 1 regular, 94c; No. 2 SSc; oats,
rejected, SOC $50; No. 2, 35c; No. 2 white,
35c; barley, No. 3, 5O@ Goo; corn, zoe f. O.
b.; new, Gle f. o. b; bran, $11.@11.25;
shorts, $4,000 1880; ground feed, i$245O@
%; hay, $7.75@S.50.
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