Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-14
LATE MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

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operation.
Revival meetings are being held twice
day at the First Baptist church.
John Turner, charged with stealing five
cords of pine wood, was discharged yes
terday.
If you want a irst-class supper at any
time of day or night, drop into the Com
ique restaurant.
| The Boston restaurant ia always open
day and night and good warm meal al
ways obtainable.
S.Meyers is under arrest upon the charge
of assaulting A. Vollegutter. He will be
given trial this afternoon.
Marriage Licenses were issued yesterday
to 7. j. Anderson and Josephine Holt. Geo.
E. Clark and Laura A. Bailey.
Flour now sells at the mills for: Patents,
$6.4O@6.8O; straights, $550@625; lower
grades, $2.25@3.25 per barrel.
The ladies of the Reform club gave a
very enjoyable oyster supper and enter
tainment at their hall last evening.
Shipments were: Flour 1928 barrels,
wheat $500 bushels, mill stuff 81 tons,
lumber 100000 feet, corn 1000 bushels,
coal GO tons.
William Kayanaugh, fractions youth,
for committing nuisance at the state
university, was yesterday sent to the bas-
tile for ten days.
Samuel M. Dowst, associate editor of
National Laundry Journal of Chicago,is in
the city IN attendance upon the Laundry
mems annual reunion.
Ole Nelson forgot to close his saloon on
Sunday. One of the petrolmen got on to
him, and yesterday Judge Cooley sat upon
the case. Nelson paid a fine of $40 and
costs.
The Minneapolis Laundrymen's associa-
ton held its annual reunion at the Clark
house last evening, and demonstrated the
fact that few people can be more merry
than the laundrymen.
break occurred in the Central avenue
water main, and nearly flooded out the
East siders. In consequence the water in
that portion of the city was turned off
until the break can be repaired
The inspection of grain at this point
yesterday was as follows: Wheat-No.
hard, 80 cars; No. 2 hard, 16 cars; No.
L regular, Sc cars; No. 9 regular, %
cars; No. regular, II cars; rejected, 3
cars; condemned, "a cars.
The COMPLAINT in the divorce ca+e of
Dorsey W. Thomas VS.. Ida G. Thomas was
filed in the clerks Office yesterday. The
plaintiff alleges adultery as the cause of &C
ton, and names Ross Dunbar, Ole Holden
and others as the interested parties.
The freights yesterday were: Flour s.
Ats barrels, wheat $4,000 bushels, corn
1900 bushels, oats 800 bushels, barley 525
bushels, mill stuff 80 tons, wood 361 cords,
coal 1929 tons, barrel stock cars, lumber
10000 feet, hay 81 tons, flax seed 5000
| bushels.
In the municipal court yesterday after
noon an examination of d. C. Fisher, charged
with shooting at Forbes, as heretofore re-
ported in the GLOBE, was had. In defense,
| Mr.. Beckett, referred to by Fisher in his
| testimony, was called. He corroborated
| the statement of Fisher that it was Forbes
and the women who did the shooting. The
| examination being ended Fisher was dis
charged.
Frank N. Shaw yesterday gave notice in
the municipal court that he wanted jury
trial-as did Mr.. Alloway, also-in the
gambling causes, which will come up be-
fore Judge Cooley for trial tomorrow.
The case of Patrick Sullivan, also before
jury, will be tried on the following day.
The cases will each be fought with deter
mination, and will doubtless prove IN
usually interesting.
On change yesterday the sales and
quotations we're as follows: Wheat-No. 1
hard, $11o15in B, $1.1OH in A; No. hard
| $1.0515; No. 1 regular, $1.02R@1061a No.
$3.50. Oats-Rejected 30@33c; No.
SOC; No. white 40c. Barley-No. 45@
SOC. Corn SOC. Bran $8@8.50. Shorts
| $9.75@1O25 Ground feed $19.50@20.
Hay So. Sales cars No. hard wheat,
March, $1.1115; 2 cars No. regular, $1.06;
| car condemned, SOC.
A large force of workmen are now en-
| gagged in laying the700 feet of intake pipeto
the center of the main channel of the Miss
issippi river, through which it is hoped
more pure water will be obtained for do
nestle purposes. At the end of the intake
pipe, a crib filled with broken rock will
form filter. The end of the pipe con-
meets with the pump house delivers the
water into reservoir constructed of brick.
| The new water works tunnel has finally
been completed, and soon the pump house
extension will be in full operation, when no
ordinary fire will be given any show for
existence. The whole city can be flooded
in a remarkably short space of time. With
the new pumps now being rapidly placed
into position the capacity will be increased
to 100000 gallons of water per day.
while another pump which is to be added
in the summer will still further increase it
to 16,500,000 gallons per day.
| fet4l Municip0L Court.