Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-05
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charged yesterday.
Mr.. Merrill has withdrawn from the law
fiom of Koon, Merrill & Keith.
The effects of the Chicago museum have
been attached in a suit to recover.
City Clerk Matthews is busy preparing
his annual report of births and deaths
judge Young returned to the bench yes
terday after an absence of two weeks.
Henry Biggs, vacrant, was sent to the
rock pile for ten days by Judge Cooley
yesterday.
Special accommodations for supper par
ties can always be found at the Comlque
restaurant.
Yesterday Chief Stetson placed a. new
fire alarm box in the Milwaukee car shops.
The number is 10.
The new water main to South Minnie
apol.s was tested at eighty pounds pres
sure as far as Twenty-sixth avenue north
Thomas Burns. a teamster, was kicked III
the head by vicious horse near Mueller q
Heinrich's brewery, and severely injured.
VIM. Hook, employed upon the river in
gathering ice, had his leg badly lacerated
by getting it caught between the ice tongs.
The banjo stolen from Prof. Kinds was
found Yesterday by Officer Gleason hidden
in an alley. The thief, Henry Barry, is IN
jail.
Henry Jackson, a millwright, had his
foot crushed by machinery while engaged
in making needed repairs in one OF the
East Side saw-mills.
Flour is selling at the mills at the fol
lowing prices: Patents, $6@6.SO; straights,
S5.25@5.75; lower grades, $2@S; clears,
S505.5O per barrel.
The suit of John NJ. Damann VS.. the
Mississippi and Ram River Boom Co.,
terminated yesterday in a verdict award
ing the plaintiff $4,000 damages.
Mrs. A. L. Levi, wife of the senior mem
Der of the law firm Of Levi, Gray u Hart,
died Yesterday morning after brief Ill
ness from cerebro-spinal meningitis.
The town clerk Of Excelsior yesterday
reported for 1882, ten births, of which
four we're male, five female and one IN
known; also ten deaths during the year.
Sales on 'change yesterday were: One
car No. l wheat, in A, SIC; 1 car sam
ple. &c; , cars condemned, Csc; car
barley, 45c; car oats, 35c; l car rejected
oats, 32c,
The plat of G. P. Jones addition to
Minneapolis was fled yesterday. The ad-
dition lies on the west side of Lyndale
avenue between Thirty seventh and Thirty
eighth streets, and contains ninety lots.
The committee appointed to examine the
books of the county auditor and treasurer,
completed their work yesterday afternoon
and will submit report at the meeting OF
the county commissioners this morning.
The inspection of grain at this point
Yesterday was as follows Wheat, No.
/ hard, 34 cars; No. hard, II cars;
No. l regular, 26 cars; No. 2 regular,
80 cars; No. 3 regular; II cars; con-
demned, Il cars.
A successful operation on two years
old child named James Thompson, who
was afflicted with cleft palate, was per-
formed at the College hospital yesterday
morning by DR.. Wells, assisted by Drs.
Abbott, Dunsmoor, Bracket, Salisbury and
Simpson.
The old case of NJ. Mattson, charged
with assaulting boy, and pushing him
down with sufficient violence to break his
leg. came up in the municipal court before
Judge Cooley yesterday, but the complain
ing witness being unable to appear, the
trial was continued until the 18th instant.
OF the 1O4 deaths in December, accord
ing to the report of the city physician,
sixty two were males and fortytwo fe
males. The principal causes were, dip
liberia, Il, consumption, 8, pneumonia, Is,
There were only five deaths from typhoid
fever, five from typhoid pneumonia, and
three from scarlet fever.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Riley A. Harrison and Jennie B. Hatton,
Axel Anderson and Hannah Wilson, Will
lam F Fitterling and Georgiana Tisdold,
L. Van Week and Mary Heyer, John Good
man and Elizabeth G. Barnard, Hans
Sorenson and Olive Anderson, Edward
Stolzman and Anna Keeling.
Richard Umbenhauser, who was arrest
ed for threatening the life of J. w. Strike,
was arraigned before Judge Cooley yester-
day charged with disorderly conduct and
improper diversion. He paid fine of 81
and costs, and says he will not shoot
Strfke-if Strike will now behave him
self.
Two carpenters, Frank Johnson and
Martin Nelson, we're precipitated to the
ground, distance of twelve feet yester-
day morning, and were quite severely in
jured, by an lily constructed scaffolding
giving way on new building in South
MINI eapolis. Johnson suffered fracture
of his left leg, while Nelson was injured in
the side.
Ruling prices on 'chaHge yesterday were;
Wheat, No. hard, $1.o21a in B. $1.o11a
in A; No. ., hard, CSC; No. 1, regular,
97c; No. . 93c. Oats, reject
ed, 30@33c; No. ., See; No. 3, white, SIC.
Barley, No. 3, 45950c Corn, old, soc;
new, 48c. Bran, S7@7.50. Shorts
SS@9.50. Ground feed, $21@ $3.50. Hay
$7.75G6.50.
Two tramps were found by n. Wyman
in his barn near the university yesterday
morning. Mr.. Wyman ordered the tramps
out, but they refused and finally knocked
him senseless with a pitchfork. The
tramps then left precipitateIy, leaving be-
hind, in their haste, number of valuables
which they had stolen from the house ear
Iiar in thA mOrninO