Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-30
7IIzxEAPOLrs GLoBELETs.

The Crusader society held drill meet
ing last evening.
Fine wines, liquors and cigars at the
Boston restaurant.
President Walsh is acting mayor until
Wednesday afternoon.
Last evening Mayor Ames departed for
a trip to Milwaukee and Chicago
Per Boughton is under examination IN
the probate court as to his sanity
Minneapolis merchants complain OF too
much funny work by the shop hfters.
Edward Stanley reports that he was
robbed of S16O at the Harmonic house.
The new theater is not to be built on
Washington avenue, nor at all this season.
A meeting of the board of education will
he held at , o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The trotting course was probably about
the liveiest portion of Minnesota yester-
day.
The monthly meeting of the board OF
education will be held or Wednesday after
noon.
The sisthreood of Bethany will have an
all day reception at the Home on Wed
nesday.
The Crusaders Total Abstinence society
will meet this evening in Catholic Associa-
ton hail.
Humpty Dumpty was the Opera house
bill last evening, and will be throughout
the week.
The best accommodations for supper
7,arties can be found at the Comique res
taurant.
There being five Wednesdays in this
month, no meeting of the city council Will
be held this week.
The body of Frank Rusher, killed by
the cars, will be sent to his father IN Ray
mond, H., for burial.
Police matters we're exceptionally quiet
yesterday, everybody seemed to be on
their especial good behavior.
Flour, 17,457 barrels,wheat 5000 bushels,
barley 1000 bushels, mill stuff 494 tons
were the shipments yesterday.
The Father Mathew society held very
interesting little meeting in Catholic AS
ISOLATION hall at o'clock last evening.
Flour at the mills sells for: Patents,
s6a6.3O; straights, $2.25@5.75; lower
grades, $2@3; clears, $5@5.5O per barrel.
The Portland avenue course was literally
alive with teams all day yesterday, and ex-
cellent speed was shown by some of the
flyers.
On Wednesday and Thursday evenings
Leavitts Gigantean MINISTRIES will hold
the fort at the Academy. They are fun
provokers.
Madam Jessie Gray and five of her
boarders paid fines aggregating 800 and
costs, into the municipal court treasury
yesterday.
The meeting for the election of officers
for the new art association will be held at
the residence of John Crosby on Wednes-
day evening.
This evening the Humpty DumPty Pan
tomime season will open in the Opera
house, with imported stars especially for
its production.
Agnar Neumann, son of G. Neumann,
sign painter of this city, died on Saturday
last. The funeral took place yesterday,
the Rev. Mr.. Gersten officiating.
Sales on change yesterday were: One
car No. regular wheat, $102; cars sam
pie, S1.O715; 1 car do, $1.O3; car con-
DENIED, STOP; car sample, S1.03.
A meeting of the citizens of Minneapo-
lis township will be held at 10 o'clock this
morning to discuss the matter of taking
them into the city of Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis Land League Literary
society gave very enjoyable literary and
musical entertainment at their hall 10
south Washington avenue, last evening.
An interesting budget of news for this
department in the GLOBE was lost in trans
mission on Sunday evening, which &C
counts for the light reports of yesterday.
DR.. Collins amputated Michael Fahey's
leg, crushed in the eighty-fve foot fall into
a sewer shaft on Saturday. The patient is
doing well and in fair way of recovery.
The inspection of grain at this point
were as follows; Wheat, No. 1 hard, 80
cars; No. 2 hard, car; No. 1 regular, y
cars; No. . regular, 8 cars; No. 3 regular
car.
c. NJ. Palmer and George II. Christian
left yesterday for Cleveland, Ohio, to at
tend the meeting OF the National M1ller's
association which will begin on Wednes-
day.
State Superintendent of Education D. L.
Keihle will lecture before the Reform club
in Harrison hall on Friday evening. The
subject will be: Intelligence and Civil
zation."
Alder Easthogen and John Larkin in
duIged in little pugilistic exercise yester-
day, in consequence thereof Alder paid a
fine of So while Johns sentence was sus-
pended.
The Land League Literary association
will meet at 10 Washington avenue this
evening and very interesting programme
will be presented by the members and
visitors.
A concert and dramatic entertainment
was given in Harmonic hall last evening.
The receipts will be devoted to the fund for
the benefit of the sufferers by the floods in
Germany.
The tableaux at the Academy last week,
for the benefit of the College hospital,
drew fair sized house, but not so large as