Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-18
MINNEAPoLIs GLoBELETs.

An art club was organized last even
i@g.
The doors of the Boston restaurant are
never closed.
Get your supper at the Comique res
taurant Open all night.
Theodore Leonard had his left arm frac-
tured in runaway accident on Sixth
=treehyesterdaT.
Services are being conducted each even
inr ut Westminster, the First N. Z. and
Plymouth churches.
The new company at the Theater Com
ique IS making q big hit and the house is
crowded every night.
James Mccarthy, Plymouth avenue
saloon-keeper, paid a fine of $25 yesterday
for selling liquor to minor.
Receipts yesterday were; Wheat 25,-
600 bushels, -four 1925 barrels, barley 1000
bushels, rye ! car. Total cars, Sc.
Charles johnson paid fine of $40 in
the municipal court yesterday for creating
a disturbance at the Manitoba depot.
Mary Smith, an incorrigible inebriate,
was sent to the county Jail for thirty days
by Judge Cooley yesterday, to sober off.
At the mills the flour quotations were:
Patents, Sc $50; straights, $5.259 5.75;
lower grades, $2@3; clears, $5@5.50 per
barrel.
Yesterdays shipments: Flour 1871
barrels, wheat 5000 bushels, mill stuff 416
tons, oatz 500 bushels, barley 1000 bushels.
Total cars 179.
Henry Thompson and Fred. Christopher
son were each sent to jail for ninety days
by Judge Cooley yesterday, Tor the larceny
of two coats from Nicholas Olson.
The Minneapolis Printers union voted
the strikers at Johnson, Smith & Harrison's
office in the error, and ordered them back
to work. Things are going on again as
usual.
Yesterday the inspection of grain at
this point was as follows: Wheat No. l hard,
% cars; No. 2 hard, cars; No. regular,
is cars; No. regular, II cars; No. 3 reg
ular, cars, condemned,1 10 cars.
NJ Donor, who stole cloak from May
Sherman at a Saturday night dance, plead
ed guilty to the offense before Judge
Cooley yesterday, and was sentenced to the
county jail at hard labor for ninety days.
Sales on Change cars sample wheat
S1.05; l cara do, $I.04;2 cars No. hard,
el. A, $1.0712; 2 cars do, in B., $1.08; 5
cars No. hard, April, $1,13; 5 cars No. 2
hard, $1.05; 8 cars No. hard, $1.08.
David Goran, John Goran and A. Con
yea, of Minneapolis township, were before
Judge Cooley yesterday upon a warrant
charging an assault and battery upon
Thomas Gadbois. The first two were fined
S. sach, while Gonyea was discharged.
frank N. Shaw and Hastings Alleway,
keeping places for gambling and gaming
purposes; motion to dismiss filed but de-
med by the court; exceptions taken; con-
tinued until Tuesday,when another motion
to dismiss will be fled and argued, and the
merits of the case tested.
The city council meeting last evening
failed to get quorum, the first time for a
series of years. There were matters of
Importance to be considered, and it is
quite probable that special meeting will
be called. AS it now stands an adjourned
meeting will be held on Wednesday even
ing next.
Yesterdays quotations on Change were
Wheat, No hard, $1.O8 in B, $1.O8 in A.:
No. hard, $1.O4; No. 1 regular, $1@1.O4;
No. 2, 95c. Oats, rejected, 3O@33c; No. 2,
35c; No. 3 white, Sec. Barley, No. 8, 45@
Soc Corn, 48c; new, 4215@45c.
Bran, 5000. Shorts, $1O@11. Ground
feed, $19.5O@2O Hay, 50.
The boxes for the American District Tel
egraph company have arrived, and many
will be placed in position to-day. The
elegant sign cut up by some vandal as re-
ported in these columns, has been fixed up
by Mr.. Conner and now adorns the Webb
block corner. 1t attracts the attention and
admiration of all passers by.
Yesterday afternoon the council COM
mittee on legislation held a meeting to
consider matters pertaining to the Min
neapolis board of health and decided to
recommend to the legislature that the
board be composed of the city physician,the
health officers, two physicians, two alder
men and the chief of police, and also to
recommend that the Offices of health officer
and city physician be separate, and that
the street con inissioners be under the di-
rection of the board of health.