Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-03
NITNNEAPOLIs GLoBELETs.


cage for so.
Emma Abbott didn't secure the opening
OF the Grand opera.
Around the World matinee at the Opera
house this afternoon.
This evening the regular meeting of the
city council Will be held.
Minneapolis is inclined to rejoice over
Loren Fletcher's victory.
Cataract Council, f. A., installed the
newly elected officers last evening.
During the year there were 223,299 ar
rivals at the hotels in Minneapolis.
The Grand opera will be opened by the
Mendelssohn club on the LIST of May.
John Erich and John Walsh have been
apo inted turkeys at the county jail.
The annual meeting of the Academy of
Natural Sciences was held last evening.
Any hour in the day or night when you
want nice supper step into the Comiqqe
restaurant.
The Meyers billiard tournament will be
a grand affair. Four entries have already
been made.
The county commissioners Will receive
bids for the county printing up to II a. m.
on Friday next.
The Minneapolis boys claim to have
"seooped" the ST. Paul boys in the matinee
Oh the ice New Years day.
John Frosti, charged with an assault
with dangerous weapon, will be exam
ined at the police court this afternoon.
Flour is selling at the Minneapolis mills
for: Patents, S6@63O; straights, $3.50
5.75; lower grades, $2@3; clears, $5G5.50
per barrel.
The Crusaders held largely attended
meeting in Catholic Association hall last
evening, and an entertaining progra mme
was presented.
Frank Munger, who is charged VIII oHr-
glary, was arraigned before Judge Cooley
yesterday, but the examination Vas con-
tinued until Thursday.
At the Opera house the interest in the
trip Around the World in Eighty Days is
not tagging in the least. The promise is
of full houses all the week.
There were only two marriage licenses
issued in this county yesterday, and they
were to Frank Panser and Mary Brown,
and w. J. Yoeman and Kate E. McMann
Sales on Change yesterday were as fol-
lows: car No. 1 hard wheat, in B, $102;
car No. hard, 81 .O115; l car sample,
9Oc; car No. regular, SIC; 10 cars No. 2
corn, 42c.
"Paups Place. will soon be converted
into the "White House," and will be an ele-
giant establishment. A crew of skilled
mechanics are now working upon the in
terror.
The flights o. London drew another
large and delighted audience to the Acad-
envy of Music last night. The reserved
seat sale shows another full house this
evening.
John Ricord and Anton Precincts were
arraigned before Judge Cooley yesterday
charged with stealing box of cigars from
a saloon, but as the prosecution failed to
prove a case, the prisoners were dis
charged.
Yesterdays inspection: The inspection
of grain at this point was as follows:
Wheat-No. hard, 81 cars; No. 2 hard, %
cars; No. regular, 81 cars; No 2 regular,
80 cars; No. regular; 81 cars; No. 4, 1 car;
condemned, 40 cars.
Yesterdays shipments: Flour 25,324
barrels, lumber 10000 feet, mill stuff 1913
tons, wheat 10000 bushels, corn $50 bush
els, merchandise so cars, machinery cars.
live stock l car, hides 1 car, oil cake l car
sundries III cars. Total cars, 4?4.
There was rumor upon the streets Is
terday that General Manager Hudson,.f II e
Minneapolis & st. Louis railroad, was aaout
to resign, to accept position On the Cui-
cago. Burlington & Quincy, bat the gentle
man denies the correctness of the rumOr
Receipts yesterday were: Wheat, $500
bushels, lumber, 10000 feet, oats 2,400
bushels, flour 625 barrels, mill stuff 143
tons, merchandise rs cars, wood IL cars,
coal 81 cars, barrel stock 16 cars, live stock
2 cars, hay cars, corn $3.50 bushels,
brick l car, fax seed l car, sundries IA
cars. Total cars, APT.
At the annual meeting of the board of
directors of the Security bank, held yester-
day morning, the old board was reelected,
as were the old officers, with the addition
of L. w. Dean as assistant cashier. At
meeting of the directors, held on Satur-
day, dividend of per cent. for the past
six months was declared.
j. G. Gowdy was arrested at the instance
of the Manhattan Food company who
charged him with forging orders, and
drawing money upon the same. His trial
was set for yesterday, but the complaining
witness having been induced to abscond it
was found no case could be made against
GowdY, and hence he was discharged.
On change yesterday quotations were:
Wheat, No. l hard, $1.O2 in B and $1.01
in A; No. ., hard, 97c; No. 1, regular,
sec; No. 92c. Oats, reject
ed, 3O933c; No. 3, SEC; No. 2, white, SIC.
Barley, No. 3, 45@5Oc. Corn, old, SOC;
new, 4Sc. Bran, $7@7.5O. Shorts
$899.50. Ground feed, $21 so. Hay
$Z75@S50.
Some weeks ago the G1oBE. with its
usual enterprise in gathering the news,
furnished the readers with a statement of
the fact that W. D. Washburn aid r. +.
Langdon had purchased an interest in Il.
wholesale grocery business owned ny Geo.
R. Newell, each putting in $4,000 The
slow coach and small fry papers agreed
that it was false and accused the GLOBE