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


\ new wheel is being put into the Model
Touring mill.
THIS afternoons matinee at the Acade-
my Hamlet.
The saw mills will probably all shut
down this evening.
The Y. NJ. c. A. prayer meetings have
drawn fair attendance.
The A. G. Smith abusive language case
was dismissed yesterday.
Sharks Along Shore"at the Opera house
matinee and in the evening.
Warm meals at the Boston restaurant at
any hour of the day or night.
A meeting of the water board will be
held at O'Clock this afternoon.
No one shut the gates at Mondays fire
they shut themselves, as it were.
Special accommodations for private
parties at the Comioue restaurant.
C. N. Loring tenders the confectionery
TO the Journal as the boss prevaricator.
The Theater comique company has been
playing to crowded houses all the week.
Criminal matters in the municipal court
kept the machinery in operation yester
day.
The tottering walls Of the ruins of the
Knickerbocker block were torn down yes
terday.
The Chi Psi society participated il a
dance at Fred Snyder's residence last
evening.
The mayors suggestion to the council
that steam Ere engines be purchased will
be adopted.
gin to get ready for next sessions paving
campaign.
Dr. Beaulieu, of Brownsville, Mimi, de-
liyered lecture in the Church of Christ
last evening.
The northern lights attracted consiGera-
bic attention last evening. It was q bril-
liant display.
The MONDAY prayer meeting held in tie
Y.M. c. a. parlors yeas:efda. Was led b
=. c. Huntington.
a meeting of the teachers of the public
schools will be held in the high school
building this morning.
The weekly meeting OF the ". c. 7. ..
viii be held in the hall over Elliot's music
store this afternoon.
he police patrol wagon is now at its
regular quarters in the new stable adjoin-
jig the central station.
c. W. West returned to his home in Gin
cinnati yesterday. and the work on the
colossal hotel will go on.
A four-year-old son of r. F. Thomas, of
the East side, suffers a fractured arm, the
result of falling down stairs.
John Dowson and Martin McNana each
paid a fine of SO and costs in the police
court yesterday, for fighting.
This evening the Miln-Burleigh company
VIII close their Minneapolis engagement
with Macbeth in the Academy.
The Journal alleges that Mr.. Minis rep
resentation of Hamlet was witnessed by
nine ministers on Thursday evening.
The board of directors of the hospital
for women and children, has leased No..
1904, Fourth avenue south, for hospital.
Chief Stetson will employ an assistant,
whose particular duty shall be to see that
the gates are properly handled in cases of
fire.
Anthony Hartman was before his honor
yesterday, charged with assaulting Martin
McNana. A ''V'' sett ed the demand of
t le court
The total receipts of the Catholic fair
recently held in the Market hall for the
benefit of the Orphan asylum, were
$5,138.40.
Mrs. R. Il. Thomas of the East side was
badly bruised in runaway accident yes
terday morning. Her carriage was
wrecked.
At the Mills.-The flour quotations are:
Patents, $6@6.5O; straights, $5.5O@6;
lower grades, 1928; clears, $5@5.5O
per barrel.
The case against Charles T. Young,
charged with keeping his saloon open on
Sunday, was dismissed by Judge Cooley
yesterday.
Patrick Finn, charged in the keeping his
saloon open on Sunday, changed his plea
to guilty yesterday, and paid fine of $40
and costs.
It is estimated that the cut of lumber in
Minneapolis this season, by the eighteen
saw mills in operation, will reach nearly
SOC, ,O00.-JournaJ.
Charles W. Shatto was arrested yester-
day at the instance of F. Glarsiz, who
charges him with assault and battery. The
case will be tried on next Friday after
noon.
Mary Toucy is under arrest, charged
with striking a small boy named Ruff with
whip. The case was partly tried in the
police court yesterday, and will be con-
Guided this afternoon.
Yesterdays grain inspection report is as
follows: Wheat, No. l hard. &c; No. 2
sc: No. regular, 64c; No 2, regular, 3sc;
No. 3, 38c; rejected, 26c.
Charley Titus, member of Fred Bry-
toms troupe, came down from Winnipeg
yesterday to recuperate from his recent
attack of typhoid fever.
Orders have been issued prohibiting the
patrol wagon from removing persons who
have diphtheria, scarlet fever, small pox
or any other contagious disease,
Lawrence Baxter had his left arm badly