Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-20
0uNNFApoLIs GLOBELETs.

Drop into the Boston restaurant to-
day.
For nice wines, cigars, etc, try the
Comique restaurant.
The railroads north of Minneapolis were
all blockaded yesterday.
Several new stars are to join the Com
iaue company on Monday.
Stark d Darrow have presented the Cot
taye bospit with an ambulance.
One hundred and twenty-five new lock
boxes are TO be placed in the postotiiee.
Mrs. NJ. 4. Dyar, of South Minneapolis.
fractured her hip BY falling down q flight
Of stairs on Thursday night.
Rev. R. McOuestin lectured at Harrison
hail last evening, on prohibition Ancient
ANA Modern"
The subject for next weeks lectures OF
the Farmers lecture course viii be DO
nestle Animals"
Grace Garland and John Murray in
..Adrienne Lecouvrier" at the Opera house,
at tine matinee this alternoon.
w. Jennings l. q appear at the Opera
house on Monday evening in the character
of Luke Fielding in 'Willow Farm"
John Bradley, an East side blacksmith,
mad his left foot badly crushed by heavy
piece of iron falling upon it yesterday.
When hungry, cold and thirsty, goto the
popular Boston restaurant The doors are
never closed. Choice cigars and wines.
Flour is selling at the mills for: Patents
$6a6.30; straights, $5.25@5.75; lower
grades, $2qS; clears, $5@5.5O per bar
rel
Mr.. H.R. FairchiId had his left shoulder
disIocated and his vehicle wrecked in
collision with another team in South Min
neapolis.
The remains of Frank NJ. Pierce, the To-
connective engineer who shot himself, were
shipped to Buffalo, New York, yesterday
morning.
The bidding in futures was not particu-
larly active yesterday on change; $1.14
was bid for No. 1 hard May, and $1.O6 for
No. hard February.
Shipments yesterday were only: Flour,
16,O91 barrels; wheat, $500 bushels; mill
stuff 663 tons; corn, $50 bushels; barley,
1000 bushels. Total cars, 1913.
For rent, new cottage near the Broad
way street cars on the East side. Price
$40 per month. Call at the GLOBE Office,
No. Washington avenue south.
In the probate court Yesterday before
Judge LELAND, an order confirming the
sale of real estate was issued in the matter
of the estate of Mary A. j. Chandler, de-
ceased.
The following were the receipts at Min
neapolis tor yesterday: Wheat $4,000
bushels; -four 125 barrels; barley 500 bush
els; mill stuff so tons; fax seed, . cars; hay
/ car. Total cars, &c.
The Uniformed Circle, Minneapolis
Patriarchs, I. o. O. F., enjoyed a banquet
and ball in Municipal Court hall last even
ing. Several st. Paul friends visited them
and we're well entertained.
On change sales were 2 cars sample
wheat, $1O8; cars do. on track, $1.01;
3 cars do. CSC; 5000 bushels No. hard, to
$1.O7; 1 car No. 2 do. $1.02.
Yesterday the inspection of grain at this
point was as follows: Wheat-No. hard
10 cars; No. hard, cars; No. 1 regular
30 cars; No. regular, IS cars; No. 3regu,
lar, cars; rejected, cars; condemned, 8
cars.
It was found impossible to get ''Nancy
Sykes" ready for presentation at the Opera
house last night. "Adrienne Lecouvrier'
was substituted and played to a good
house. Same bill this afternoon, and this
evening Miss Oartland's last appearance
will be in ''Nancy Sykes"
The Madison Square Theater company
opened to large and fashionable audience
in the Academy last evening. "The Pro
lessor" is truly one of the funniest com
edies ever seen in Minneapolis and the com
pany is exceptionally strong. 1t will be
produced this afternoon and evening.
On change quotations were; Wheat, No.
I hard, S1.O0 in B, $1O9 in a; No. hard,
$1.O7; No. 1 regular, $1.O3@1,O7; No. 2,
SAC. Oats, rejected, 3O@33c; No. 2, 35c;
No. white. SOC. Barley, No. 3, 45@50c.
Corn, 4Sc; new 4215@45c. Bran, SEQ 10.
Shorts, S1O@l1. Ground feed, $19.5O@
30. Hay, SIS.
TIE $. p. c. A.