Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-04
srINNEAPoLIs GLOBELETs.

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The regular meeting of the city council
was held last evening.
PROSTITUTION ears and noses were plenti-
ful on the streets yesterday.
Yesterday was one of the most uncom-
fortably cold days of the season.
Oysters as you like them at the COmique
restaurant. Open day and night.
Another meeting of the Hennepin Bar
association was held last evening.
An uneyentful meeting of the chamber
of commerce was held yesterday noon.
The deposits in the First National bank
during the year 1882 were $5S,9S4,963.
jim Lynch, vagrant, will be employed
ten days in pounding rocks for the city. e
The St. George society had handsome
banquet in the Fourth street music hall
last evening.
Willie Divon, an East side boy, fell
while skating and broke his right arm in
two places.
D. c. Bell has rendered his resignation
as president of the Plymout h church social
and literary club.
Mrs. G. Thompson was injured on Tues
day by being thrown from her cutter in a
runaway accident.
The county commissioners were busy
yesterday looking over the accounts Of
Auditor Mcdonald.
Frank J. O'Brien will complete the con-
tract work on the stone arch viaduct for
the Manitoba road.
Yesterday afternoon young man named
Peterson was arrested upon a charge Of
stealing pair of pants.
A meeting of the Minneapolis Press
club Tor the purpose of disbanding, will
be held on Sunday afternoon.
Ex-Sherif Eustis has opened an Office in
the Boston block, where be IS bubil; XII
gagged in settling up old accounts.
Edward Calvey, charged with burglary
in South Minneapolis, will be examiueu
this afternoon before Judge Cooley.
It is now pretty generally believed by
his friends ere that the missing man W.
B. Mulvey, has been murdered for his
money.
"A appeal has been issued by the board
of trade to the business men of Minneap
oils to support the organization during
the coming year.
Flour is selling at the mills at the fol
lowing prices: Patents, $6@6.30; straights,
$5.25@5.75; lower grades, $2@3; clears,
500 $50 per barrel.
". W. Rand, foreman of the Minneapo-
lis gas works, received an elegant gold
watch from his employers and employees
for New Years gift.
A barn owned by Miss G. D. Cragin, at
ZIG Harmon place, burned early yester-
terday morning. The loss is placed at
$500, and was partially insured.
A meeting of the board of directors of
afternoon, but adjourned without conclud-
ing the future use of the building.
John Thusby, brakeman employed on
the st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
railroad, had his left hand crushed by the
bumpers while coupling cars on the East
side.
The plat of Halls addition to Minneap-
oils was filed yesterday. The addition
embraces twenty lots lying between Port
land and Park avenues, Twenty-seYenth
and Twentyeighth streets.
Addison Gage, managing editor of the
Journal has been quite i'll, but is now fast
convaesciug. The readers of that paper
will be glad to learn that Re will b3 able
to resume labors next week.
Wheat III, 800 bushels, barley 1890 b. S =
els, oats 1900 bushels, -four 375 bars >,
mill stuff 181 tons, corn 3,15O bushels. h4y
cars, fax seed cars; total cars, 81; were
the receipts reported yesterday.
The little child of Judge Bailey, who was
SO seriously burned a few days since by
its cradle being set on fire by little
brother, died from the injuries so received
on Tuesday, and was buried yesterday.
Licenses to we'd were issued yesterday to
Charles H. Howes and A. Bell Kingsley
Thos. A. McCabe and May Noight. Chris
tian Benson and Amelia M. Brosted. Chas.
M. Buck and Anna NJ. Blass. John Ruedy
and Emily Dover.
The inspection of grain at this point
yesterday was as follows Wheat, No.
1 hard, SO cars; No. hard, - cars;
No. 1 regular, 30 cars; No. 2 regular,
% cars; No. 8 regular; 9 cars; No. regu-
lar, 2 cars; condemned, 16 cars.
Sales on Change yesterday: One 1 car
No. hard wheat, in A, $1.O2; car sam
pie, SIC; cars do. 95c cars do. 92c; 1
car do. SSc; car wheat, SOC; car do. 96c;
cars No. L regular, CSC; l car sample
oats, 36c; 1 car bulk bran, 1925.
A carpenter shop on Eleventh street,
near Hennepin avenue, burned last even
ing. It had just been purchased by Bart.
Cooper, who had not yet moved in. Loss,
about $500. The fire also caught W. D.
Jackson's barn, which was damaged to the
extent of $50.
Ruling prices on change yesterday were:
Wheat, No. hard, $1.O3 in B and $1.O2
in A; No. ., hard, CSC; No. 1, regular,
97c; No. 3 93c. Oats, reject
ed, 3O@33c; No. 3, SEC; No. ?, white, SIC.
Barley, No. 8, 45@50c. Corn, old. SOC;
new, 48c. Bran, $7@75O Shorts
$6@950. Ground feed, .S21@22 so. IIsy
$7.7598.5O.
Early yesterday morning fire broke
out in Wright 81 Darlings commission
house at 215 First avenue, north. By act