Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-01
1EINNEAPoLIs GLoBEL ETs.

The Comique restaurant IS always open
day and night.
For q good lunch or meal chap 'ry 'h7
Boston restaurant.
The fire department has been called OUT
twenty-six times this month.
The regular meeting of the board of ed
ucation was held yesterday.
During the past week $4,000 barrels OF
-four were produced by the Minneapolis
mills.
Humpty Dumpty is not doing as large
business at the Opera house as was antiei-
pated.
The plat of Walkers addition to Mime
apoIis was fled at the registers Office yes
terday.
The sale of reserved seats for the Es-
meralda season at the Academy opens this
morning.
regular meeting of the board of wa
ter commissioners will be held tomorrow
afternoon.
H.O. Roberts little son fell at his home.
1902 Minnehahe avenue, and fractured
his left arm.
Wesley n. Petit has commenced suit
for divorce from Desine P. Petit Oh the
ground of desertion.
The sales OF the day on change we're;
1000 bushels No. 1 hard wheat, to arrive;
1 car condemned, 65cs
The new street cars are expected next
week. and the Minneapolis people are an
ticipatiug a better service.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to John Hastings and Mary Olsen, Peter
Zeyen and Lena Reithmeyer.
The Turner society viii give q grand bal
masoue and Mardi Gras carnival IN Tur-
ner hall on Tuesday evening next.
The society Of St. George will hold its
usual business meeting on Friday evening
in the rooms over the Security bank.
Last evening II. B. Leavitt's Gigantean
minstrels opened a two nights engagement
in the Academy to pleased audience.
Yesterdays shipments: Flour 11,0OC
barrels, wheat $500 bushels, mill stuff 460
tons, lumber 10000 feet, coal 81 tons.
AT the mills: The -four quotations are
Patents, $4,000; straights, $5.25@5.75
lover grades, $2G3; clears, $5@5.5O per
barrel.
The Offices of the city comptroller and
CITY treasurer have been removed to the
new quarters on the ground floor of the
city hall.
State Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton, Prof. D. L. Kiehle, will lecture at
Harrison's hall, Friday evening. Subject:
Intelligence and Civilization"
The railroads are all out of luck this
weather. Not a train on time yesterday,
and the through trains failed to appear at
all save on the Milwaukee road, which did
comparatively well.
The receipts of yesterday are reported
as follows: Wheat 23,500 bushels, -four
SIS barrels, mill stuff 55 tons, corn 400
bushels, lumber $4,000 fleetwood 104 cords.
coal 2,455 tons, hay 30 tons.
Harry Howell, who stole a fine fur over
coat from n. f. Warner, was held to the
district court yesterday in the sum of
$500. but in default of furnishing the
bonds he went to Jail to await trial
The inspection of grain at this point
Yesterday was as follows: Wheat, No.
hard, II cars; No. 2 hard ? cars; No.
regular, 5 cars; No. regular, , cars; No.
3 regular, cars; condemned, cars.
A meeting of the citizens Of Minneapo-
lis township to enter formal protest
against INSTRUMENTATION to the city of Min
neapoli5 will be held at the Minneapolis
town hall at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
Richard Hayes and Charles Foster stole
robe from j. R. Snow, of the Pacific
house. on North Washington avenue, and
they got caught at it. As a result they
were ushered before his honor. Hayes got
thirty days, but Foster did not get off Sc
easily. He went up sixty days.
On Change quotations were: Wheat, No
lizard, S1.10 in B, Sill in A; No. > hard
S1.O7; No. l regular. $1O3@1.O7; No. 2
94c; oats, rejected, 3O@33c; No. 2, 35c
No. white, 36c; barley, No. 3, 45Q SOC
corn, 400; bran, $8@8.50; shorts, $9.7j
@1025; ground feed, $19.50@20; hay, So
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