Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-16
MINNEAP0LIs GLoBELEIs.
Ie at the Boston to-day.

The sale of seats for the Emma Abbott
opera season will open on Monday.
The fine town clock now being placed in
the cupola of the Boston block will cost
$1,000.
The regular meeting of the board of
water commissioners will be held in the
mayors Office this afternoon.
Flour is selling at the mills for: Patents,
S6.4O@ $50; straights, $5.50@6.25; lower
grades, $2.25@3.25 per barrel.
The funeral of Albert Terwilliger. the
boy murdered by Sven Tolloftsen, will oc-
cur tomorrow, from the home of the pa
rents.
Maggie Flynn was yesterday sent down
to try Sheriff Stoddart's mysterious bill of
fare for thirty days. Vagrancy was the
charge.
Witnesses to appear before the grand
jury, which is to meet on Tuesday, are
being subp@naed by the sheriff and his
deputies.
Maria Herman, the insane girl who was
arrested By the police on Wednesday, was
committed to St. Peter by Judge LELAND
yesterday.
The sale OF reserved seats for the "Irish
Aristoeracy.' season began yesterday and
the number taken give certain evidence
OF big houses.
Tho gambling case brought against
Patrick Sullivan Is one of the matters
which Will come before Judge Cooley and
n i-77.v this affprDoOn
Charles Robinson, the ex-register OF
deeds. has been presented with an elegant
gold headed cane by the employees who
served under him in the court house.
Shipments yesterday we're reported as
follows: Flour 1l,74j barrels, wheat T.
223 bushels, mill stuff 24615 tons, lum-
Der 10000 feet, corn 1907 bushels, coal
234 tons.
Sven Thortfsen Carleson, the boy murder
er, was yesterday brought into court, when
the preliminary examination was continued
one week to await the holding Of the cor
oner's inquest.
Mary Piers0n, degenerate female evil
IDENTIFY too fond of the ''auld crathur' was
before his honor yesterday, charged with
thirty days durance.
From the GaIena Gll.l Gazette it is
learned that the death of Prof Joseph
Weber, formerly the leader of a brass band
and orchestra in this city, occurred sud
denly in Bourne, Tex, recently.
A brakeman employed on the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul railway, named Har
- Vro~roo boJ =; or,,, I,rolra1,
sprainad by falling from box car while
performing duties in the lower yard.
Yesterdays yeceipts were Flour LOO
barrels, wheat $1,000 bushels, corn l.
578 bushels, oats 875 bushels, wood
1871 cords, coal 1854 tons, barrel stock s
cars; lumber $4,000 feet, hay 10 tons.
Louis G. Clansen, a dereIict saloon
keeper, was yesterday before Judge Cooley
and jury for keeping his place of bust
ness open on Sunday. He was fined $40
and costs, the whole of which aggregated
$17.75.
At the meeting of the city council on
next Wednesday evening, provision will
probably be made to meet the pay roll of
the street sewer force, there now being no
funds in the permanent Improvement fund
for the purpose.
Ed 4. Stevens, the grand keeper of rec
ords and seals Of the grand lodge, Knights
of Pythias, has prepared the proceedings
of the session which closed early Wednes-
day morning, and they are already in the
hands of the printer.
The inspection of grain at this point
yesterday was as follows: Wheat 1
hard, At cars; No. 3 hard, 10 cars; No.
l regular ~ cars; No. . regular, 10
cars; No. 3 regular, 10 cars; rejected, 3
cars; condemned, AZ cars.
Yesterday st. Paul gentleman who is
thoroughly conversant with the industry,
made a tour of the various Minneapolis
breweries, and is overwhelming in his
praises of the excellence of the product of
John Orth'5 establishment on the East
side.
Yesterday forenoon Harry Waterman,
miller, employed in one of the Touring
mills at the fails, net with a serious acct
dent. While engaged at one of the gradual
reduction machines, he had his arm caught
in the rollers, and badly crushed. It is
hoped that the member will be saved how
ever.
Pastors Fisher, Fuller and Williams will
attend the fellowship meeting at Minneha-
Ia next Saturday. Several topics will be
discussed. Picnic lunch with accompani- |
ments will be served in the school house. !
Time will be taken to see the falls in their
winter glory, and general invitation is
extended.
G, B. Fisher yesterday returned from a
trip to Denison, Tex, and is now stopping
with D. Edwards of the East side. He |
brought with him car load of sweet po-
tatoes of prodigious size. A huge root |
weighing eight and half pounds, and |
measuring sixteen inches in circumference,
was left upon the reporters table by Mr..
Edwards.
On change yesterday quotations
were as follows: Wheat-No. 1 hard, |
SLIP in B, Slip in A; No. 2 hard
$IO7; No. / regular, $1.O4@1.OS; No.
, CSC. Oats-Rejected 30@33c; No. 2 |
39c; No. white 4Oc. Barley-No. 3 45@ |
SOC. Corn SOC. Bran S8@8.50. Shorts |
S9.75@1O.25. Ground feed $19.50@20. |
Hay IS. Sales-1 car No. hard wheat, |
in 4. S112: l car do. in B. S112: l car do |