Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-02
sI1NNrApoLIs GLoBNLEFs.

They are always VICE AWAKE d. LIZ
ton restaurant, day and night.
The superintendent OF the poor is pre-
ror;ro his report for the month.
Albee Smith, Esq, has donated a new
mich COW to the Bethany Home.
Mrs. DR.. A. E. Ames has gone to Florida
as has Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. KimbaH.
Good meals at moderate prices at the
Comiauo restaurant. Open day and night
SaIes-One car sample, SOC; car NO
lima. S107; cars do, 81 OF; car NO.
1 hard. 81 II.
The sale of reserved seats for the Els
neralda season opened yesterday and are
going like hot cakes.
Two vagrants named James PIERRE and
Henry Watson have been sent to the rock
nile for ten days each by his honor
Col. King Is on record again as high
tariff man. That settles it. Congress
must put lumber back on the duty list.
Harry Mixer, Of south Minneapolis, was
thrown cut of his sleigh and had his arm
6ro-.an yesterday in runaway accident
Daring the month of January there were
ninetr-three marriage licenses issued, and
eleven divorces decreedin Hennepln eoun-
ty.
The regular meeting of the board OF
water commissioners viii be held in the
Office Of Mayor Ames at . o'clock this at
teruoon.
Flour sells at the mills for the following
.--.- rp1. II on. -t,.airrbts CS %
as ~; lower grades, $25O93; clear SOC
$50 per barrel.
vslegeans from Col. West and Thos'
Lowry confirm the GLOBES report respect
inc the letting of the contracts for the
grand West hotel.
The plat of Bellevue" Lake Minneton'
ka. vas filed at the court house yesterday
It comprises fourteen lots on The north
shore # the lower lake.
The general opinion in Minneapolis is
that Window will no longer pretend to be
i Minnesotian. He has 10 further use Tor
this glorious climate.
Marriage licenses we're issued yesterday
to +. W. Nuke and Maggie Wingart; Adam
Fisk and Jennie Peterson; Thomas Cough
lin and Sarah Morrissey.
The Canadian american is the name OF
a new weekly about to be published IN
Minneapolis, by three Jaffray brothers, re-
Gently from Brantford, Ont.
The inspection of grain at this point
Yesterday was as follows: Wheat-No.
l hard. 1 car; No. regular, cars; No.
regular car; rejected, car; condemned,
2 cars.
W. A. Nimocks, of the Erening Journal,
was married N Chicago on Wednesday to
Matte A. Brownell, Rev. E. P. Goodwin
officiating. The bride and groom started
for a tour in the South last evening.
Winora Tribune. Mr.. Orrin Smith will
rolinquish his position in the Second Ma
tional bank of this city and accept a stu
alton of similar nature in Minneapolis.
His new ser ices will date from Feb. 10.
The superintendent of the poor has re-
c9ived donations Of large quantity of
castotf clothing, but finds a place for 1t
aboul as fast Us it is received, and contrl-
buttons will always be thankfully received.
Michael Fahey, the city contractor who
fell into an eighty-fiye foot sewer shaft,and
was severely injured, was reported sinking
rapidly at the Sisters hospital yesterday
He is hardly expected to survive the
night.
A brakeman employed on the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad named Hor-
ace Jackson had his left hand crushed by
getting it caught between the bumpers
while coupling some freight cars on
Wednesday night.
As soon as it was known yesterday that
Sao;n got there, everybody was hear d to
say in very knowing manner, "As pre-
dicted after the first ballot was taken"
The number of wiseacres in Minneapolis
is truly appalling.
One more chance for Window, said The
ou.mal and that same day Langdon
posted it respecting Sabin, and now it
takes the credit OF the whole business, and
saws in its bombastic style, "The Journal
was the first paper in the state to throw up
its cap Tor Sabin."
Quotations on change yesterday were:
Wheat, No. lizard, 81 1917 in B, 81 11115 in
A:No. 3 hard, 81 O715; No. l, regular,
IOSB@1O715; No. ,, 9419c. Oats, re-
iected, 500 33c; No. ., SIC; No. ., white,
38c Barley No. 3, 45950c. Corn 49c.
Bran IS as 90 Shorts 50 800 %.
Ground feed SO 50@ 20. Hay, IS.
Yesterday William T. Bowen returned
from a trip on the Canadian Pacific rail
road At point about 800 miles beyond
Winnipeg he reports a party of some 800
came near suffering death from starvation
before aid reached them from Winnipeg,
owing to snow blockades. The cold was
almost unbearable, and the whole camp
was taken to shelter by the railroad in
Winnipeg.
From the report of the police depart
ment for the month of January the fol
lowing figures are taken: Total number
of arrests, 261; drankeness 80, vagrancy
%. larceny 26. assault and battery %, dis
orderly conduct 1G, occupying apartments
in houses of nl-fame Il, keeping houses OF
ill-fame 5, grand larceny 4, keeping
gambling houses 3, keeping saloon open
On Sunday ,, selling liquor without
license >, selling liquor TO minors 6.
An Appeal Probable.
Yesterday Patrick Sullivan's counsel was
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