Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-03
1,-,.snAPoL1s eLoBELETs.

The bullet in James Sullivan heau mas
not vet been distracted.
..Ez,ngraldan at the Academy Of Music
this afternoon and evening.
The Boston restaurant is always open at
anv hour of the day OF night
The farmers lecture course at the state
university will close next week.
The best late supper in the city can be
found at the Comique restaurant.
Prof. Kiehle delivered lecture in Har-
rison hall in the Reform Club course last
evening.
Last evening the Light infantry went to
st. Paul to attend the military festival IN
that city.
Sarah Plaura received a sprained ankle
in fall upon the sidewalk IN front OF Inc
city market yesterday.
The monthly meeting of the board OF
county commissioners Will be held IN the
auditors Office or Monday.
A general meeting of the teachers of the
public schools viii be held at the high
school building this morning.
Yesterdays shipments were: Flour, 9,181
barrels; wheat. $500 bushels; mill stun, Io9
tons: lumber 10000 feet; hay, 10 cars.
The health officer reports only three
cases of small pox now in the city, and
those patients are in fair way of re-
coyery.
At the mills yesterday -four was quoted
as follows: Patents, $6.250 1913; stralghts'
S5.5O02G.25; lower grades, $2,25@ $3.50
per barrel.
Michael Cronin, while employed in the
Pnlsbury Touring mill, received a painful
scalp wound yesterday by plank falling
upon his head.
A party of railroad men assaulted a gen
tleman on Western avenue and Twelfth
street On Thursday night and gave him a
terrible drubbing.
The following are yesterdays receipts at
Minneapolis: Flour, 250 barrels; wheat,
5000 bushels; hay, 10 cars; coal, 149 tons;
barrel stock, 1 car.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Anton Gutzell and Lena Ecke; William
Dawson and Mary Jane Getter; William j.
Dorian and Sabina Donahue.
The citizens of the township of Mime
apolis will meet in the town hall at 10
o'clock this morning to make a formal
protest against the annexation project
Michael Fahey, who fell into the eighty
five foot shaft in the Fourth street sewer,
died at the Sisters hospital from injuries
received in the fall, on Thursday night.
This afternoon and evening the Humpty
Dumpty Pantomime will receive its last
presentation at the Opera house, when the
educated pig will depart for other scenes.
There were, of various kinds of grain,
inspected in this city yesterday:
Wheat-No. l hard, 10 cars No. regular,
s cars; No. regular, 3 cars; condemned,
3 cars.
j. B. Walker, of this city, purchased So
900 acres at the st. Cloud land sale. j. s..
PiIlsbury purchased 10000 acres and Farm
ham Lovejoy $1,000. Where was Wash
burn?
The new omnibus just received by the
new Minneapolis Omnibus company was
smashed in transit. A new one has been
ordered. Two new hacks are here and
ready for business.
Four plain DRINKS constituted the Grim
inal business before Judge Cooley yester-
day. One paid a fine Of 81, two went to
jail ten days, and sentence was suspended
in the case of the other.
Charlie Bayard, a boy who lives on Uni
versity avenue, was run over by a runaway
team, on South Main street, East side, yes
terday morning, and had two ribs broken
and his shoulder dislocated.
There IS a great demand for the renewal
of the opera trains on one of the railroads,
and IN the event that the Chicago, Milwau-
kee Is st. Paul road does not resume, the
Manitoba road viii put one on.
During 1882 there were only nineteen
business failures in this city, Il is stated
that considering the comparative size of
the city and its valuation, no other city in
the Uaion can make so good a showing.
Last evening the long promised "Esmer-
aida was produced by 5he Madison Square
Theater company in the Academy of Music
to a large, fashionable and highly delight
ed audience The whole il q nutshell,
1t is one Of the most pleasing entertain
ments of the season.
w. S. Hamilton's little two-year-old
child narrowly escaped death from sufoca-
ton on Wednesday. The child was i'll, and
laid with its face downward upon the pill
low, and was almost asphyxiated when dis
covered by The father and was only recus-
citeted with much difficulty.
The district court special term calendar
for to-day will be an unusually large one,
containing over twenty-five cases, of which
four are divorces, and seven are the gar
nishments of the VIM. F. Thompson bonds
men. The case of johnson, Smith & Har-
rison VS.. John Murray and Phosa McAllis
ter garnishee will also be called.
On change yesterday the following quo
tations were in vogue; Wheat, No. 1 hard,
S11O15 in B, Silly in A; No. , hard,
S1O715; No. regular, $1.0315@$10715 ;
No. ., 9415c. Oats rejected, 30@33c; No.
3, SIC; No. white, 38c. Barley, No. 3,
4595Oc Corn, 49c. Bran, $S@$6,50.
Shorts, $9.55@$1O.25. Ground feed,
$9.5O@ $50. Hay, So.
The number of deaths in Minneapolis
during the month of January, as reported
to the health officer, amounted to III, as
against 104 for the previous month, 50 for
the corresponding month in 1882, and 70
during January, 1881. The greatest num-