Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLoRELETs.

The petit jury will commence work one
week from to-day.
Furious runaways were common oc-
currence yesterday.
The grand jury will be charged by Judge
Iochren at IL o'clock this morning,
Are you hungry, stranger? Come and
dine with US at the Boston restaurant.
The grand commandery of the state will
visit Darius commandery this evening
Henry jackson suffered dislocated
shoulder, the result of runaway accident
yesterday.
The Erening Journal was removed to
the new quarters OF First avenue south
yesterday.
If you want first class supper at any
hour of the night get it at the Comique
restaurant.
DR.. Ames went to Rosemount again yes
terday to treat the victims of Sundays
railway accident.
At the court house yesterday Frank o..
Opitz applied for and obtained license to
wed Eta Haviland.
The -four quotations are: Patents $3.50
al; straights, $5.75g6.50; lower grades,
S2.25a3.25 per barrel.
Nels Paulson was sent to the county jail
for ten days He stole three pair Of stock
ings from J. G. Jammen.
The Land Ceague Literary society held a
we'll attended meeting at 10 South Wash
iugton avenue last evening.
a heavy stick of timber fell upon
Stephen Brady. millwright living on the
East side. yesterday, iniuring his shout
der.
Sales car No. hard wheat, el. B, to
arrive. #I.14; car No. l hard, in ell. B,
3114; / car sample, sos; 1 car sample.
$1.03.
Yesterdays shipments were: Flour,
1911 barrels, wheat 4,811 bushels, mill
stuff 49, tons, lumber 10000 feet, coal "a
tons. barrel stock, 3 cars.
The sale of reserved seats in the Emma
Abbott opera season, was opened at the
Nicollet house yesterday, and the rapid
sale gave sure indication of packed
houses.
New and amended articles of incor-
poration of the Northern Pacific Elevator
company were filed at the registers office
yesterday.
The board of trade at Atlanta, Ga, will
pay Minneapolis a visit the coming sum-
mer. They will probably be accompanied
by the governor and several other state
officials.
The inspection of grain at this point
Yesterday was as follows: Wheat, No.
hard. % cars; No. 3 hard, 2 cars; No.
regular, 10 cars; No. 9 regular, 16 cars
No. regular, 1 car; rejected, car; con
demned, cars.
Flour, 125 barrels, wheat $4,000 bushels
corn 4,736 bushels, oats, SIS bushels, coal
1896 tons, wood 225 cords, barrel stock. 5
cars, lumber 10000 feet, hay 40 tons, flax
seed, 2,S07 bushels, were the receipts al
this point yesterday.
The new Comique company opened last
night to a crowded house and gave su.
perb performance. Hanley and Logan
presented comical act, John Sherry drew
sweet music from his banjo, and the trio
of star vocalists were better than ever.
Prof Bowman, of st. Louis, who is in
the city for the purpose of conducting the
organ recital at Westminster church on
Wednesday evening, will meet the mem
bers of the press at the church on Tuesday
evening at Z 80 O'Clock, for a private ex-
animation of the new organ.
On change yesterday quotations were
Wheat No. hard, $1.14 in B, $1.14 in A;
No. hard, Sill; No. regular, $1.O6@
ITO; No. 2, 97c. Oats, rejected, 30@33c;
No. ,, 39c; No. white, 4Oc. Barley No.
Asa SOC, Corn, 5O15c. Bran, $3.50 ISIS.
Shorts, $1O.25@10.75. Ground feed,
$19.5O92O. Hay, IS.