Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-03
MINNEAPOLIS
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M1NNEApoLIs GLoBELETs.

Henry Bonn was yesterday licensed To
marry Moriah johnson.
An adjourned meeting of the city coun-
Gil was held last evening.
Skip around to the Boston restaurant
whenever you get hungry.
The W. G. T. U. will hold regular meet
ing at o'clock this afternoon.
The weekly meeting of the Reform club
was held in Harrison hall last evening.
The electric lights from the top of the
mast reflect distance of two miles.
For a good oyster supper try the
Comique restaurant, open day and night.
The copy for the annual report of the
board of trade will be placed in the hands
of the printer to-day.
A general meeting of the public school
teachers will be held in room of the high
school building this evening.
Sever Severson, Ole Olson and Major
Smell were sent to the rock pile each for
ten days by Judge Cooley yesterday.
'Eileen Oge'' was presented to a pleased
audience in the Opera house last evening.
Same bill this afternoon and evening.
j. T. Williamson, of 2O6 Hennepin
avenue. hes returned from his trip il the
South. His wife and child remain in
Florida another month.
The case OF the state against j. G. Young,
charged with getting watch last spring
under false pretenses, was continued yes
terday until this afternoon.
Yesterday G. Y. Petit, an employe of
the Elwen furniture factory, had his third
finger of his left hand amputated at the
first joint in a jointing machine.
Yesterdays shipments were: Flour, g.
072 barrels: wheat, $3.50 bushels; mill
stuff. 1917 tons; lumber, 100000 feet; coal
80 tons, wood cords, barrel stock 1 car.
James Bader is charged with selling Ii
quor to minor. He pleaded not gail ty
and waived jury trial in the municipal
court yesterday afternoon and had the trial
continued until Tuesday afternoon.
Health Officer Cockburn reports "a
deaths in Minneapolis during the month of
February. In January there we're III
deaths, and in February, 1882, there were
SO. There were II births reported.
Yesterday J. Meyers, of Brooklyn town,
called at the court house with the head of a
wolf which he had killed, and received
from Treasurer Slocum the So bounty al
lowed by the state for each wolf killed.
Yesterdays receipts were: Flour 1915
barrels, wheat $4,000 bushels, corn 1000
bushels, hay 26 tons, coal 4S3 tons.
wood SO cords, lumber $4,000 feet, barrel
n ,aIe
stuff 123 tons.
Rich Developments in the Douglass lar
ceny case are promised by young Demules
and his attorney. They gained possession
of a number of valuable pointers yester,
day, which may prove verltable "eye open
ers" when fully shown up.
The case against F. G. Merrill, charged
with stealing 500 bushels of barley from
John Orth, the East side brewer, came or
before Judge Cooley yesterday, but the
preliminary examination was continued
until Monday afternoon.
Young Douglass conveniently turns VI
in time to turn states evidence. DESPITE
his evidence, very few who know him ant
who also know young Demules, take an.
stock in his story. Judge SeagraVe Smith
will sift the matter to the bottom.
The inspection of grain at this poin
yesterday was as follows: Wheat No.
hard, is cars; No. 2hard, II cars; No. reg
ular, 80 cars; No. 2 regular, Al cars; No.
regular, 81 cars; rejected, cars; con
demned, 35 cars; rejected barley, car.
DR.. G. A. Lamb, of this city, died las
night at Benton Harbor, Michigan. TIT
doctor left here about three weeks ag
seeking a change of climate, and the new
of his death came by telegraph yesterda
morning. The funeral will take plac
Sunday at Green Bay, Wisconsin.
Manager Brown, of the Theater Comiquc
will probably begin the work of recon
structing his house. The stage will bt
lowered to the lower floor, new CALLER
put in, the roof raised one story, the stag
enlarged, and the whole building renovate
and decorated in the latest style, maxim,
it one of tbs incest places of Amusement
in the city.
Next week will be gala week at tn
Theater Comique. The new drama, Jane
WheeIer's benefit, and the great specialt
company will conspire TO keep thing
booming every night. OF the drama tn
s Newark Advertiser of Dec. says: ''The az
plause was constant throughout the even
ing and the approval of the audience ur
questioned"
Sever Anderson was arrested at the II
stance Of A. Halverson, who charged hin
with committing an assault and batter
upon the person of the complaining wit
ness, and A. Halverson was arrested at tn
instance of the defendant in the assau
and battery case. The cases both came
a trial before Judge Cooley yesterday at
ternoon, and each we're found guilty Of tn
charges made, and fines of S. and cost
each were imposed. The fine and cost
in the assault and battery case aggregate
$3.50 while in the abusive language cas-
they amounted to $7.85. They were bot
paid.
The following business was transacte
on change yesterday: Wheat, No.
hard, $1.15 spot; April, SLIT
bid; May, $1.2O bid; No. 2 hard, Sill
bid; No. l northern, $1.1115; No. 2 northern
10y; southern receipts nominal
about sc below northern of same grad
No. 2 corn, SOC for spot, SOC for Marc
5115c for April, 5311 &c bid for May. No.2 oat
3o1ac hid: No g white 4O1Ac bid. reiecte