Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-27
1IINNEAPOLts GLOBELETs.

taurant.
Fine wines. cigars. etc, at the Boston
restaurant.
The Simpson NJ. Z. church will be dedi-
Gated on Sunday.
Another new case of smallpox IS report
ed from Sixth avenue south.
The W. CT. I. will hold regular meet
inp this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The weekly business meeting of the Re-
form club was held last evening.
regular communication of Khurum
lodge \. z. G 4. N. was held last evening.
The incoming trains were all seriously
delayed last evening by snow drifts on all
the UDes.
Mr.. Jennings viii close his season at the
Opera house this afternoon and evening, III
American Bora"
John Freeman assaulted John Larsen,
and therefore Judge Cooley sent him to the
quay for fifteen days.
The Opera house Is not enjoying so large
business this week as last. Everything, IN
fact, IS dull and quiet.
DIR. Collins yesterday amputated the in
dex finger of a little six-year-old boy in
the Catholic Orphan asylum.
J.E. Irving. of the Opera house COM
pany, is to have his annual benefit on
Thursday evening, February 8.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Louis Huler and Nina Reklr, Nels
Peterson and Caroline Strandbors.
The avenue race course was dull street
Yesterday. Too much snow in the air for
the pleasure of the Minneapolis turfmen.
H. B. Sayre, of the corner of First street
and Eighth avenue north, reported yester-
day that he had horse and cutter stolen.
Joseph Foster was arrested for dumping
ashes in the street. Judge Cooley allowed
him to go under suspension of sentence.
At the Mills-The flour quotations re-:
Patents, $6a Sc 30; straights, So 25@$5 10;
lower grades, $2@$3; clears, Sag s. so per
barrel.
A lumberman named Bobo was brought
from the pineries on Thursday. suffering
with smallpox, and was taken to the pest
house.
Runaways were numerous again yester-
dry. and the liveliness of Minneapolis
hors flesh is again a matter of public no
tori ETY..
Articles of incorporation of "the Mime
apolis monthly meeting of the Society of
Friends" were filed at the registers Office
yesterday.
american Born" was presented at the
To- with
Jenning ms the role of the Italian, which
he does in an acceptable manner.
John Blazer, Joseph Lee and John
King, three lazy 'vags, went to the rock
pile where they may earn two weeks board
under the direction of Officer Sullivan.
A special meeting of the board of health
is called for this morning at II O'Clock,
when certain members are expected to
give full vent to their pent up grievances.
Lambert Hayes, accompanied by his
daughter, will depart tomorrow evening
on six months trip to the sunny South,
the city of New Orleans being the first
objective point.
Frank Lawrence and Maggie Flynn were
found in house of bad name. They were
arrested and arraigned before Judge
Cooley, who sent them to the county Jail
for fifteen days.
The large body Of snow now on
the ground in this city is simply matter
of wonder. This region is not generally
counted as included in = snow belt, as is
southern Minnesota.
Officer S. j. Kennedy receives the sym
pathy of his fellow policemen for the loss
of his wife who died yesterday. The
funeral Will occur from his residence on
Western avenue this afternoon.
The names of Judge Franklin Beebe and
4. T. Ankeny are mentioned by several
prominent attorneys as eligible candidates
for the municipal judgeship next spring.
They are each capable and popular.
Frank II. Shaw, of this city, member
of the firm of Shaw & Radcliffe, whose
gambling house in Omaha was destroy ed
by fire on Thursday night, places his loss
at $4,000 upon which there is only 81, 500
insurance.
Pearle Wood was before his honor yes
terday and pleaded guilty to a charge of
keeping bad house, paying fine of $50
ana COSTS therefor. fOur girls occupy ing
apartments in her house also paid their
monthly fines of so and costs each.
J.F. Williams on. of POS Henne pin ave-
nue., has arrived safely in New Orleans.
He has sent cluster of orange pears
which are on exhibition at his store, and
with their green leaves form refreshin g
picture such rigorous weather as this.
This evening a meeting of the city coun-
Gil with the Hennepin county members of
the state legislature will be held in the
council rooms for the purpose of de-
Gliding upon those recommendations to the
lie legislature for amendments to our city
charter.
Quotations on change yesterday were:
Wheat, No. 1 hard, 81 10inB. $111inA;N No.
hard, 81 OF; No. 1, $103@ 81 OF; No.
2, CSC. Cots, rejected, 3Oa 33c; No. 2, 35c;
No. 2, white, SEC. Barley No. 8, 45@ SOC.
Corn SOC Bran So ESQ So IS. Shorts SO 75G
S1o25 Ground feed, $19 50@ $50. Hay, So.
Minneapolis weather prophets agree
that the back of writer has been effectual-
" broken, and that the thermometers will
hereafter give those terribly low figures
rest. 1t is certainly refreshing news to