Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-17
1I1NNEAPoLIs GLoBELETs.

ing last evening.
The work of frescoing the grand opera
will begin at once.
For big dinner 80 to the Comique res
taurant to-day at noon.
The regular meeting of the city council
viii be held this evening.
The Hearts OF Oak season at the Acade-
my OF music Will close this evening.
NJ. D. Koskry paid a fine of $50 and
costs in the police court for lighting.
Tle Crusaders society held meeting
IN Catholic Association hall last evening.
The Hearts of Oak" company will give
q matinee entertainment this afternoon.
Col. King has entered the real estate
and insurance business with Corser & Co.
Elk. Gov Coleman, of Missouri, is in the
city attending the horticultural conven-
ton.
Oysters in every style and at any hour at
the Comique restaurant; also fine wines
and cigars.
The inventories of the Washburn estate
filed in Lacrosse and Minneapolis foot up
S1,1O7, 1921.
The Hearts of Oak season, while failing
TO draw full houses, gives excellent salts
faction. as of old.
Mr. Fleming is not missed from the
the Opera house cast. Miss McAllister IS
ahead just his salary.
The directors of the Northwestern Stone
works have reelected the old board of Of
fcers for the ensuing year.
Mr.. Donaldson,a prominent horticultur-
ist of Scotland, lis in attendance at the hor-
ticultural society's meeting.
Cataract council, R. A., installed the
newly elected officers reported in this col
umn, at the meeting held last evening.
An adjourned meeting of the Hennepin
county Bar association was held in the Of
fee of Wilson g. Lawrence last evening.
At the mills the flour quotations were:
Patents, $696.3O; straights, $5.25@575;
lower grades, $2@3; clears, $5@5.50 per
barrel.
Sales on change cars sample wheat
$1.O3; . cars do f. o. b. $1.05; 2 cars Kan
sas wheat, in store, 99c; 5000 bushels No. 1
hard, ell. B., $1.07.
Shipments yesterday were only: Flour,
1928 barrels; wheat, 5000 bushels; mill
stuff 221 tons; oats, 800 bushels; fax seed,
cars. Total cars, 80.
J. R. Priesten, the popular sutler at
Bernstein's, left last evening for a two
weeks trip among the ,lumbermen in the
pinerie5 above Aitkin.
Miss McAltster is taking much needed
rsst this week. It is the wish of her friends,
however, that she assist Grace Garland
at least one night during the week.
Receipts were light yesterday-Wheat,
$4,000 bushels; -four 1876 barrels; corn,
$50 bushels; barley cars; mill stuff, III
tons; fax seed, car. Total cars, 10.
Ed. Brannan who stole a watch and
chain and s. in money, pleaded guilty to
the charge before Judge Cooley yesterday,
but the trial was continued until to-day.
A drunken degenerate son of Adam
threw club through the glass front in the
Beard block yesterday. He was promptly
taken in charge by Sergeant P. P. West.
The Madison Square Theatre company,
fessor," on Friday and Saturday evenings,
including a Saturday afternoon matinee.
Charles Stone is charged with being i'm
plicated in stealing 600 pounds of butter
from Henry Keller on Dec. 81. He is held
in the city lookup, awaiting an examina-
ton.
Members of the G. A. R. wishing to at
fho RI
held at st. Paul to-day, will meet at the
Office of the Cedar Lake Ice Co., at 80
o'clock.
Last evening Camille" drew goodly
sized and highly pleased audience to the
opera house. John Murray and Grace
Garland did their business up TO their
usual standard
The bids for the contract work on the
West hotel have been opened, and the con-
tents have been telegraphed to Mr.. West in
Cincinnati. The contracts will probably
be executed this week.
James Burns, David Jaynes and NJ. S.
Benson, three festive but worthless vaga-
bonds, were sent to the rock pile by Judge
Cooley yesterday, each for a term of ten
days for vagrancy.
Thompson Brothers grocery delivery
team took fright at the cars while crossing
the Manitoba tracks yesterday and ran
away, denolishing the sleigh and slightly
injuring the driver, John Blackman.
The culture of sugar cane has become a
great industry in the West and the meet
ing of that section of the state horti-
cultural society at the State university
embraces a matter of unusual Importance.
Mr.. Moran, who was seriously injured
by falling through the sash into the area
beneath the sidewalk in front of the
Mackey block, was taken to the Sisters
hospital in South Minneapolis last even
ing.
The Board of Health is at work upon
those proposed sanitary laws, which they
intend to present to the present legislature
for the enactment of the laws, they sug
gest.
Yesterday the inspection of grain at this
point was as follows: Wheat-No. 1 hard,
80 cars; No. 2 hard, cars; No. 1 regular,
q cars: No. regular, 9 cars; condemned,
10 cars.
AtIthe meeting of the board of health,
new smallpox physician was elected to
fill the vacancy Occaaiouad nv tho raaiona