Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-11
tnNNEAPoLIs GLoBNLETs.

"a POLLS ALOk5ELEISs
Twenty marriage licenses were issued IN
this county last week.
Nice oysters, wines, cigars, ETC., at all
hours at the Boston restaurant.
You can get the best Sunday dinner in
the city at the Comique restaurant to-day.
A little shed belonging to the contract
ors on the Short Line viaduct, burned yes
terday morning.
The quotations of flour at the mills are
as follows: Patents, $640@6 $50; straights,
S5.5O66.25; lower grades, $2.2593.25 per
barrel.
The sales were: cars MOL haad wheat,
May, $117; 5 cars do, $1.16; car No. 2,
Northwestern, $1.O5; 5000 bushels No. 1
hard, $1.IO1a.
The new Amoskeag fire engine was badly
smashed in a collision with telegraph
pole on Sixth avenue south, while en- route
to the fire yesterday.
One lone, solitary individual applied for
a marriage license at the clerks office yes
terday, gave his name as P. Z. Bjurstrom
and obtained license to wed Louisa Pc
tersOn.
The shipments from this point yesterday
were: Flour 9,718 barrels, wheat 14,26O
bushels. mill stuff 346 tons, lumber $780,
600 feet, barley $50 bushels, oats $50
bushels, coal 10 tons.
Charley Fisher, charged with shooting at
young Forbes, because ne thought Forbes
had taken improper liberties with his
Fishers) wife, will be examined before
Judge Cooley on Monday afternoon.
The inspection of grain at this point
yesterday was as follows: Wheat-No.
hard, 80 cars; No. 2 hard, cars; No. 1
regular, q cars; No. > regular, Z cars;
No. 3 regular, 3 cars; rejected, 2 cars;
condemned, 3 cars.
The following were the receipts at Min
neapoiis for yesterday; Flour 4,055 bar
rels, wheat $4,000 bushels, mill stuff -
tons, corn 2,5O0 bushels, barley 625 bushels,
coal 246 tons, wood 50 cords, lumber TO-
coo feet, hay 118 tons, barrel stock 8
cars
Services will be held at the usual hours
to-day in the Free VIII Baptist church.
Preaching by the pastor. Meeting in Faith
Mission hall, corner of Lindley and TWEEN
ty-u;uth street, at 3 and 1870 p. m. In the
evening Rev. j. B. Drew will give an illus
tra5ed sermon, using Rev. Mr.. Longs large
paintings.
Through the combined efforts of the
telegraph and the compositors, the GLOBES
extended report of the banquet in honor of
Senator Sabin, at the Nicollet house on
Friday evening, was SO shockingly garbled
and promiscuously mixed as to probably
give many of the speakers ''the horrors"
fguratiyely speaking. Consequently an
apology is due to Senator Castle and Col.
Benton.
Plymouth church, preaching morning
and evening by the pastor, DR.. Hutchins.
Morning topic: ''The Love of Thine Es-
pousals." Evening topic: Exile" Special
meeting for young people Tuesday even
ing in church parlors. Applicants for
membership should meet in pastors study
Wednesday evening at Z 80 o'clock. Thurs
day evening, prayer meeting at 1870 o'clock
in section room.
The fourth lecture of the university
course VIII be given this evening IN the
First Congregational church by Rev. j. j.
Morley, of Winona. Subject: Ambition
as Virtue" Not only the students but
the general public are invited to attend
these lectures. Mr.. Morley breaches to-
morrow morning also upon ''The Men
Whom God Can Cse.' The social and lite
Tory circle viii meet on Wednesday even
ing.