Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-10
1-INNEAPoLIs eLOBELETs.

The funeral of the late August Iraeger
occurred from Harmonic hall yesterday
afternoon.
Agnes Herndon, in "Only Farmers
Daughter" drew fair sized house at the
Academy last evening.
The millers employed in the Washburn
G mill have organized Mutual Accident
Insurance company.
Charles Stewart and E. L. Ralgue were
each committed thirty days yesterday for
vagrancy by Judge Cooley.
The best place in the city to get square
meal, lunch, cigar, or beverages of all
kinds is the popular Boston restaurant.
John York used abusive language to
James Godfrey, and as result Judge
Cooley fined him So and costs, which he
paid.
At the mills flour was quoted yesterday
as follows: Patents, $6.25@6.75; straights,
s5.50g6.25; lower grades, $2.2533.25 per
barrel.
1t IS now stated that the last proposed
park bill will.if passed, have the effe ctof re-
pealing large portion of the present
charter.
The city council will this morning take
a trip over the new Manitoba line to st.
Cloud. and particularly happy time it
will be, TOO.
The shipments from this point yesterday
were: Flour 1897 barrels, wheat $500
bushels, mill stuff 36415 tons, lumber $780,
O0G feet, barley 1000 bushels.
The sales we're: 1 car No. had wheat,
SIII; / car sample, $1.09; l Car do, SOC;
1 car do. $104; 3 cars do, elevator B,
sos; l car No. hard, eleyatorA, $2.1113.
a daily Iitany service during Lent will
be held IL the basement of the Security
bank, beginning promptly at noon, and
will be about fifteen minutes in length.
Rev. A. Fuller, pastor of the Second ave-
nue. Congregational church, delivered
lecture, the first of series of four, in the
chapel of the First Congregational church
last evening.
The American District Telegraph com
pany has put in one of its boxes in the
mayors Office il the city hall. On Monday
tie uniformed messenger boys will start
on their missions.
Martin Senlach, of North Minneapolis,
was arrested and taken to st. Cloud upon
a charge of stealing a team from Archie
Kennedy, of that place, and one from
Iguatus Becker, of Medicine Lake.
Jimmy Burke, ten-year-old Hastings
boy, was before Judge Cooley yesterday
charged with vagrancy. He had $3.50
and was told to invest in ticket for
home, and he was sent his way.
There were of various kinds of grain
inspected at this point yes
terday: Wheat-No. hard
80 cars; No. hard, 10 cars; No. 1 regu-
lar, 30 cars; No. 2 regular, s cars; No.
regular, 8 cars; rejected, cars.
The following were the receipts ct Min
neapolis for yesterday; Flour 1896 bar
rels, wheat 1900 bushels, mill stuff 105
tons, corn 800 bushels, coal 636 tons, wood
81 cords, lumber 10000 feet, hay 10 tons,
barrel stock 6 cars, fax seed 800 bushels.
William KHssinger, ten-year-old boy IS
under arrest upon a charge of stealing
wheat belonging ia the MINNEAPOLIS Nil
Iers' association, from a Milwaukee freight
car. lie acknowledges the theft, but states
that larger boys bulldozed him into it. He
will be tried on Monday.
Yesterdays quotations were: Wheat-No.1
hard, S1.1115in B, $1.1115 in A; No. 2 hard
$L0615; No. l regular, $1O3H 1918; No.
941%c. Oats-Rejected 3O@33c; No. .
$50; No. white 4Oc. Barley-No. 45@
SOC Corn 49o. Bran $8@8.50. Shorts
S975Q 1925. Ground feed $19.5012O.
Hay IS.
The Minneapolis live stock and cattle
market is as follows: Cattle, choice, quoted
at S4.50Q ); common, S3.5OG4 veal calves,
$750@8; dressed beef, &7.50@8; com
mon, $4,000; veal 1015611c. Hogs,
live, selling at $4,000; dressed, $7G75O;
sheep, steady at S4.50@5 for live; dressed,
5000.
There viii be an open meeting of the
stale grange of the university chapel on
Wednesday next at II o'clock a. n. Ad-
dresses viii he deliveaed by Hon. J. J.
Woodman, Prof. Keihle, superintendent of
public instruction, Hon. ]. Il. Baker, rail
road commissioner, and President Folwell,
OF the university.
#. Jones swore out warrant for the
arrest Of DR.. A. Il. Hedderly charging
Eedderly with hOrsewhipplng him. It
seems that some trouble arose in a race
on Portland avenue. Hedderly passed
Jones, and Jones ran his horse into He'd
derly's horse, which raised Hedderly's ire
so that he dashed Jones with his whip.
He was fined $40 and costs.
The Clarity brothers, arrested on a st.
Louis train for attempting q confidence
game for 800 on an unsuspecting inno-
cent as reported in the GLOBE of yesterday,
were released yesterday simply because
the innocent" refused to appear as a COM
planning witness. The sharks are now
free to ply their vocation upon any other
unsophlsticated chap-and they will do it.
Yesterday the mayor and aldermen we're
reading printed slips of the amended bill
creating a public park commission, the
bill which strikes the Minneapolis press as
being very clever, and it is clever, certain
~. 1t, nevertheless, is still IN the direct !
interest of number of wealthy property
owners, who would be enabled through it to |
make quite a speculation. The bill will be
sat down upon.
Isaac and Edward Lorin, the French |
BARRIERS who undertook to increase their
worldly possessions by raising a 81 bill to |