Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-24
WINNEAPoLIS GLOBELETs.

idUe restaurant.
There were no new cases of smallpox
reported yesterday.
IN order to raid tie tribune gambling
room has not yet been issued.
George \. Morgan post, G. 4. R., held
ahoG her camp fire last evening.
.,dvin Jones, son of Judge &. S. Jones,
dangerously i'll in South Carolina.
Are YOU cold? Go down to Sulliyan's
Boston restaurant and get something warm.
Joe 1Iareb, Of the Nioollat house, IS pre-
PAIRING for a six weeks visit to the East
1ooH.
The Crusaders society heldan interest
my meeting in Catholic Association hall
lass evening.
y team Of horses owned by the Harves-
Ter works was injured by Milwaukee 10
connective on Monday.
Yesterdays shipments; F1onr, 1927
barrels; wheat, 600 bushels; millstuf, 316
tons. Total cars, 126.
Charles Raymond of the East side froze
his hands, feet and ears in driving uPfrom
st. Paul on Monday night.
It is reported that the st. Paul minis
trels will soon favor Minneapolis audi
encs with an entertainment.
The case of Nels Jepson, charged with
baslardy, came up in the municipal court,
but in the absence of Judge Cooley, Judge
Bailey continued it until Thursday
morning.
Patents, S6a6.3O; straights, $5.25@5.75;
lower grades, $2G3; clears, $5@5.5O per
barrel were the millers' prices for flour
yesterday.
Yesterdays sales on Change: cars
No. , hard, ell A. $1O9; 2 cars No. hard
February, Sill; car sample, on track,
81: car do, $1.O9.
The case against A. Keefe, charged with
selling LIQUOR to a minor, failed to hold
upon the testimony being aduced before
Judge Bailey yesterday, and was conse-
quently discharged.
Herbert Conner has just completed an
excellent painting of j. S. Bradstreet
mounted upon his favorite chestnut
thoroughbred horse.
A miller named Jackson, who was en-
ployed in one Of the Pillsbury Touring
mills. caught his left hand in the machin-
cry, and had it badly crushed.
A meeting of the Robert Emmett Literary
association viii be held in the rooms over
the City bank this evening for the trans
action Of important business.
j. Mulanes team of mules were killed by
q Milwaukee short line train Monday even
ing. and Mulane threatens to bring suit
30 recover the value of the team.
Receipts at this point yesterday
were: Wheat, $500 bushels; flour, $500
barrels; millstuffs, 50 tons; oats, 800 bush
els; barley, 1000 bushels. Total cars, &c.
Joe Hofflin reports that his thermome-
ter registered as follows: During Saturday
night the coolest reached was q; during
Sunday night %, and during Monday
night 80.
The Office of the superintendent of the
poor is besieged at every hour of the day
by a little army of applicants for relief.
This is a severe winter upon poor people,
who must have fuel, clothing and food.
Minneapolis weather prophets spend
much of their time now sitting beside a
comfortable fire in predicting an early
spring. III Is W6ll W DS CucOI1uls OFOA
under the most discouraging circum-
stances.
The social circle connected with the
Church of the Redeemer will give socia-
BILE at the church parlors this evening.
Ladies' are requested to come at 2:30
and spend the afternoon, and gentlemen
are invited to tea. Strangers are cordially
invited,
Hiram Brush stole hog while severely
drunk. He was arraigned on the charge
and was discharged. He was again ar
raigned, a charge of drunkenness having
been made and was sent to the rock pile
for ten days.
The inspection of grain at this point
yesterday was as follows: Wheat-No.
hard, IS cars; No. , hard, cars; No. 1
regular 10 cars; No. . regular, 3 cars; No.
3 regular, cars; rejected, cars; con-
demned, 8 cars.
H. R. Fairchild, of the East side, gave
food and shelter to a tramp on Monday
night. and yesterday morning he discovered
that his ledger had repaid his kindness by
stealing a quantity of clothing and an
amount of money.
y lulIG GdI-CtSA IVY, AelLAOO " 4AAAO
T. Kissinger, was arrested and arraigned
before Judge Bailey yesterday, for stealing
two vinegar barrels from Peterson's gro
Gerry store in South Minneapolis. The boy
was released under a suspension of SEN
tence during good behavior.
Quite number of the hyrdants in diff
ferent parts of the city are frozen up SOL
idly, and battle attempts to thaw them out
The great trouble is said to be in the fact
that they were not properly boxed when
put in last summer. No one expected such
a severe winter.
Quotations on change were: Wheat,
No. I hard, $11O in B, $1,O9 in A; No.
hard, $1O7; No. regular, $1.03@1.07;
No. ., CSC. Oats, rejected, 3O993c; No. 3,
35c; No. white, 36c. Barley, No. 3, 45@
SOC. Corn, SOC. Bran, $9@1O. Shorts,
$1O9l1. Ground feed, S19.5O92O. Hay, s..
The Hanson Brothers delivery team ran
away again yesterday. Andrew Nelson, the
driver, was thrown out and sustained
fractured right arm, and the sleigh was
wrecked on South Washington avenue. The
team is a chronic runaway affair, hav-