Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-23
7EINNEAPoLIs GLOBELETs.

Judgo Cooley is confined to his home
with severe cold.
A rehearsal Of the Thomas Festival
chorus was held last evening.
TRY the Boston restaurant, corner Of
Hepnenin avenue and Second street.
-Four saloon keepers are under arrest
upon charges of selling liquor 30 minors.
Take your supper partyto the ComiqUo
restaurant. Best accommodations in the
city.
The February general term of tho dis
lr.ct court VIII begin on Tuesday, Feb. %,
Just four weeks from today.
The revival meetings Of the Hennepin
syanua IL. g. church are 70 be continued
throughout the present week
Receipts yesterday were: Wheat $4,000
bushels. -four 625 barrels; mill stuff 26
IONS: aay j CIR. Total cars, 46.
polo club has been organized IN this
city. 4 meeting Will bs held on Thursday
evening al which officers viii be elected.
In he illness Of Judge Cooley, Judge
Bailey occupied the municipal bench yes
te-dag and a big days work he had, too.
The argument OF the matter Of the re-
1nnciasiol of the VIII of the late G. G..
Washbarn has been continued to Jan. 80.
Shipments from this point yesterday
We're: Flour, 1861 barrels; wheat 1900
bushels, mill stuff 65 tons. Total cars,
40.
Patents, $4,000; straights, $5.2605.75;
lower grades, $293; clears, $5@5.50 per
barrel. were the millers' prices for -four
Yesterday.
The inspection of grain at this point
yesterday was rs follows: Wheat-No. 1
hard, , cars; No regular, 3 cars; No.
regular, l car; condemned, 5 cars.
John Spear, the industrious tramp who
stole three overcoats on Sunday, went to
iail Yesterday for sixty days. When he
comes out another action wili~be brought
against him.
It was rumored on the street last even
in- that the arch-reformer Of tbs tribune
would get out a warrant for the arrest OF
Dr. Wallace, charging him with keeping a
gambling house.
The anti-Windom men in Minneapolis
were smiling and cheerful yesterday, de-
spite the fact that the thermometer run SO
low as to freeze the hope Of the sUper-Re
publican bosses.
The Mccain and Harrison Brothers
have purchased track OF little over
eight acres out or Portland avenue, which
viii be plated and pu5 upon the market
AS another addition to the city.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
t9 George Il. Peterson and Auna NJ. Ben
son. D. G. lIcGregor and Mrs. Emily j.
Sailor, Joseph B. Bren and Annie Filipe,
Tgac SundJv and Caroline Halsonberg.
The city council will hold an adjourned
meeting tomorrow evening. One of the
matters of general Importance to come up
is the ordinance granting the Northwestern
Telephone Exchange company an ezclu-
si,e franchise.
Most NinneapoIitans oppose the candi-
dacy of Gov. Hubbard for the senate, On
ground that they lack confidence in our
present lieutenant governor, who would, IN
the case of Hubbards election, occupy the
gubernatorial chair.
Yesterdays sales on Change: 5 cars
No. 1 hard, June delivery, Ell. B. $1.18; 10
cars No. hard, February,el. B. $1.09; TO-
600 bushels No. l hard, transfer ell, Feb
ruary,$I12; car sample, $1.O3; 1 car DO,
$1.02; car do, on track SOC.
Quotations on change were: Wheat,
No. hard, $1.1O in B, $1.O9 in A; No. 2
hard, S1.07; No. l regular, $1.03@1,07;
No. ,, SOC. Oats, rejected, 30@33c; No. 2,
35c; No. white SEC. Barley, No. 3, 45@
SOC. Corn, 4Sc; new 421a@45c. Bran,
5000. Shorts, $1O@l1, Ground feed,
$19.5O92O. Hay, IS.
The GLOBE reporter is informed that..in
the event WINDOWS bar'l plays out before
he can secure an election, Bill Washburn,
with his six millions, will be thrown into
the arena. Washburn is undoubtedly cry
doubtful of his ability to secure a seat in
congress in the contest with Mayor Ames,
and would be most happy to get into the
senate.