Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

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"daisy."
The best supper in the city at the Com
ique restaurant.
A meeting of the Bar association wai
held last evening.
Sales on Change: 8 cars sample wheat
CSC; car sample wheat, 95c.
Ambrose jackson assaulted servant
girl and Judge Cooley fined him $50.
julius Hoxie, vagrant, was sent to the
rock pile for ten days by Judge Cooley
yesterday.
Get DR.. Dentons lecture on Personal
Liberty. Kept at all the book stores.
Price five cents.
Flour quotations are: Patents, $6@6.3O;
straights, $5.25@575; lower grades, $2@3;
clears, $5@5.5O per barrel.
A meeting of the medical board of the
Sisters hospital in South Minneapolis will
take place on Thursday afternoon.
Shipments yesterday were: Flour, 1908
barrels; wheat, $780, mill stuff $40 tons;
oats, 1000 bushels; barley, 3 cars. Total
cars, 1856.
Receipts yesterday were-Wheat $4,000
bushels. flour 500 barrels, oats 1900 bush
els, barley 1 car; corn, 1900 bushels; feed,
cars; hay cars. Total cars, lis.
In the police court were arraigned yes
terday W. H. Harris, charged with keeping
his saloon open on Sunday, and Matt Kyne,
charged with selling liquor to minor.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Andrew P. Lawrence and Johanna
johnson, John Bowe and Mary Ellen
Hiliker, D. Densday Brooks and Alice j.
Coe.
1t is expected that the contracts for the
erection of the New West hotel will be let
this week There are large number of
Eastern contractors in the city making
proposals.
The health officer reports that he has re-
ceived quite a number of applications for
the appointment to the duties of small
pox physician. The selection will be made
at the meeting to-day.
Col. Hooker wishes it understood that he
is not candidate, for the Office of Judge of
the municipal court. He says he is poor
man and cannot afford to sacrifice his
present practice for such luxury. Wait
awhile.
Yesterday was the inspection of grain at
this point as follows: Wheat-No. 1 hard,
II cars; No. hard, cars; No. l regular,
IA cars; No. regular, 10 cars; No. 8, reg
ular, IA cars; rejected, car; condemned,
Is cars.
Officer Quinlan arrested twelve-year
old boy yesterday who was charged with
stealing an other boys sled. The indig
nant father of the boy claims the arrest
was a serious hardship and only the out
growth of boys quarrel.
Michael Moran, who runs saloon in
South Minneapolis rather just south of
the city limits, was before Judge Cooley
charged with selling liquor without a Ii
cense, and within 300 feet of school No.108,
but for lack of evidence the case was dis
charged.
The Unitarian society at the annual
meeting Yesterday reelected S. G. Gale for
trustee for term of five years. The |
financial condition of the society is shown |
by the reports made to be in excellent |
shape, and although but one year old the |
increase in members makes a gratifying |
showing.
A special meeting of the board of health
for the purpose of considering the appoint
ment of smallpox physician to fill the
vacancy oecasioned by the resignation of |
DR.. Spring, and also questions of amend |
ments to the sanitary laws, has been called |
for this afternoon in the Office of DR.. Ort- |
man.
The case against Pat Sullivan raided |
and pulled for running house for the
purpose of gambling and gaming was set
for trial before Judge Cooley and a jury
yesterday, but as the city attorney was |
absent it was continued until Thursday |
afternoon. Sullivan has blood in his eye |
and will make stiff fight.
On change yesterday quotations were:
Wheat, No. hard, $1.O5 in B, $1.O5 in A:
No. hard, $1.O2; No. regular, $1.O1 bid
No. 2, 94c. Oats, rejected, BOG 33c; No. 2,
35c; No. 2 white, SEC. Barley, No. 8, 45@ |
SOC. Corn, 471ac; new, 4215@45c. |
Bran, $7.75@8. Shorts, $9@9.5O. Ground |
feed, $19.5O@2O. Hay, $6.75@775.
The Baptist Union chapel, corner of
Nicollet avenue and Twenty-sixth street, |
was dedicated yesterday with services con-
Quoted by Rev. q. G. Woods, of the First
Baptist church. Nearly all the Baptist |
clergymen of Minneapolis were present.
Rev. Mr.. Pratt will conduct services here
after. The Sunday school service is set at
Bpm.
The city attorney is absent from the
city, and his assistant had private
business to attend to, consequently there
was no one to prosecute the cases. Judge |
Cooley took the whole matter into consid- |
Grafton and decided that he had acted as
both Judge and prosecuting attorney en-
tirely too frequently, and the cases were
discharged. 1t now stands the city coun-
Gil in hand to elect an assistant to the |
assistant and then possibly the legal bust
ness of the city may receive proper atten-
ton.
The case of Mary J.Wilkins VS.. the City
of Minneapolis will probably go before
the q. S. supreme court before it is fin ally
settled. The district court in the last term
awarded the lady $1,000 more than the
original award of $4,000 on her Haw-
thorn park property. This being unsatisfac
tory the matter was carried to the supreme
court, where the order of the lower court
was affirmed. The case is now to return
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