Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

trips on schedule time again.
Getyour dinners, with oysters, wines,
etc, at the Comique restaurant to-day.
A. S. Diamond, of Diamond q Ross, re-
turned from Chicago last evening
"a Wonderful Woman will be the bill
for Ted Irving's benefit on Thursday even
ing.
D. NJ. Scribner was officially appointed
deputy clerk of the district court yester-
day.
The town clerk of Minneapolis has re-
ported 100 Births and fifty-four deaths for
1882.
The farmers lecture course at the state
university viii be brought to close this
week
The number of marriage licenses issued
IN this county during the past week was
only seventeen.
\ large number of seats for Grace Cart
lands benefit have already been sold. It
looks like an ovation.
A meeting Of the Land League Literary
association will be held at ITO South Wash
ington tomorrow evening.
a general meeting of the teachers of the
public schools was held at the high school
building yesterday morning.
Frank Mcnamara and Mary Brown were
sent to jail for thirty days each for va
grancy by Judge Cooley yesterday.
Marriage licenses we're issued yesterday
to S. John Erickson and Hannah Johnson;
John Haltman and Christiana Lund.
P.J. Turner was struck and fatally in
iured by snow plow out on the st. Paul,
Minneapolis & Manitoba road on Friday.
Harry 7. Matthews was seriously injured
by being knocked down by short line
train near Twenty ninth street yesterday.
In the district court yesterday Judge
Lochren issued decree changing the name
of Frank S. Hill to Frank Eugene Hill Be
yer.
The plumbers report that they find the
frost has entered the ground to the imp
cedented depth of nine feet in some To-
calities.
The Father Mathew Total Abstinence
society will hold weekly meeting in
Catholic Association hall at o'clock this
evening.
At the mills yesterday -four was quoted
as follows; Patents, $625@6.75; straights,
$5.5O9625; lower grades, $2.25@3.25
per barrel.
The owners of speedy horses are pre-
pairing for matinee on the Portland
avenue race course to occur next Wednes-
day afternoon.
The inspection of grain at this point
yesterday was as follows: Wheat-No.
1 hard, 80 cars; No. hard, car; No.
regular, - cars; condemned, II cars.
The following are yesterdays receipts at
Minneapolis: Flour, 64O barrels; wheat,
$500 bushels; mill stuff, 40 cars; coal,
149 tons; wood. so cords; barrel stock, 9
cars.
Howard Shores was assaulted by brace
of foot-pads as he was on his way home on
the East side late Friday night. Being
armed with a heavy cane he succeeded in
beating of the robbers.
A. special meeting of the R. E. L. asso-
citation will be held at their hall over the
City bank on Sunday evening at 7:30
o'clock. Important business. All mem
bers are expected to be present.
Sales of the day on change were: 5000
bushels No. l wheat, May, SLY; 3 cars
No. wheat, ell. B., $1.1O15; 8 cars No. .,
ell B., $1.03; 5000 bushels No. l hard, to
arrive, SLIP; car sample, LA.
colored man named Wright assaulted
Anthony Kelley yesterday. The perpe-
traitor of the outrage was arrested, but as
Mr.Kelley does not wish to appear in court
in connection with criminal case the col
ored man escaped retribution.
In the municipal court yesterday after
noon the motion to dismiss the gambling
cases brought against Frank N. Shaw and
Hastings Alleway argued last Tuesday, was
denied by Judge Cooley. The case is set
for trial next Wednesday before jury.
Lumberman: The mill owners of Min
neapolis are already beginning to talk
about putting their mills in readiness for
next summer, and with the increased facil-
tiles the cut will probably exceed that of
last year by 60000,000 or 100000 feet.
Yesterday morning train of two cars
ana locomotive on the MANITOBA road
jumped the track near the university,
blockading the track. At one time it is
stated seven passenger trains stood in
line awaiting for the blockade to be
opened.
The Hennepin County Bar association
will meet on Monday evening at 7:3O
o'clock, at the Office of Wilson & Lawrence.
Among other matters of interest to come
before the meeting and be acted upon, will
be the proposition of Mr.. Lowry to donate
his law library.
Quotations On change yesterday were:
Wheat, No. hard, $11O15 in B, Sill in
A; No. . hard, 81 OH; No. l, regular,
$1031991O715; No. 2, 9415c. Oats, re-
jected, 300 33c; No. ., SIC; No. ,, white,
CSC. Barley No. 3, 45@5Oc. Corn Acc.
Bran SIS $3.50. Shorts SO 75@1O25.
Ground feed, $19 5000. Hay, IS.
The following are the quotations for
live stock and dressed meats: Cattle.
choice, quoted at $4.5O@5; common, $3.50
"a; veal calves, $7.50@8; dressed beef,
S7.50@8; common, $5.6O@6; veal, 1870 |
lie. Hogs, live, selling at $550@6;
dressed, $40 $50. Sheep, steady at $3.50 |
"a 5, for live; dressed, $9@10.