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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-26
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
DRAMATIC OBITUARY FOR 1850.

The loSScsof the stage in the course of the year
now closing have been uncommonly heavy. Sew
erai OF the most cherished names that ever were
written on the theatrical roll of honor are now in
scribed in the book of death The list includes
teheite Nesival, Henry Wieniawski famous
musician Mrs. Mary Chapman. George Honey, J.
H. blanche John Brougham Tom Taylor ADELAIDE
Nelson Mrs Charles Kean Ellen Tree, Charles
Harconrt. Harry Beckett. William Il. Floyd. J. b.
Omahundro Texas jack. T. l.. Dounelly Mrs. f.
Wright. Charles Louis Mcstayer. Jacques Oflenbach
,the ccmposcrl Nina Nanan, and the widow OF
Lysander thompson.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. Dec 26. l a. m.-There was no
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Friday go ,.,.. .,o.. ,o..u,iv
Cloudy weather, with chances OF light snow possibly
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NARHIED-

GRAY-KING-On the 23d inst, by the Rev. DR.. scrbner
Clauncey h. Gray To Laura b. King both OF NeW-York
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!1peclal Notlce5
Hospital saturday and sunday.

enry A. Daniels vi. D. ia Leyngton.ave. near 29thst
Hours. 3 to j and ) % =.
Attention u gentlemen.
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Al notices Of
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-26
st. Paul Mining Company.

The organization of silver mining COM
panv, by q number of st. Paul gentlemen, was
yesterday completed and the legal papors for
warded to Colorado for record. The name of
the company is the Saint Paul Sulphuret Silver
Mining Company, and the capital stock one
million dollars, consisting of one hundred
Thousand shares at ten dollars each. The
property of the company consists of two min
ing lodes situated in Hinesdale county, Col.
near the town of Lake City. One of these
lodes-the Sulphuret-has been very consider
ably developed and is showing up splendidly,
the assays running over eight hundred ounces
to the ton. There is shaft in this mine six
by nine feet, running down eighty-fou feet,
and the coneract is let for twenty-five feet
more, on which work is being vigorously
pushed. When this contract is completed a
new one will be let to go fifty feet deeper aud
for running in the necessary leads preparatory
to taking out ore. The developments of the
Sulphuret have been very fattering of late and
it is now regarded as one of the finest mining
properties in Hinesdale county. At depth of
eighty-four feet the vein is six feet wide, with
two feet of solid mineral of high character.
Letters were received yesterday from the mine
stating that it continued to improve right
along-that the ore taken from it is very rich
and gets better at every step. The owners are
feeling in happy frame of mind and the facts
seem to justify their happiness. Well, we'll
it beats all how easily some people get rich, any
way! But we are not jealous. Here's success
to the Saint Paul Sulphuret Silver Mining
Company!
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-26
The River and the Boats.

Alta. M. yesterday the river was IL feet and
inches above low water mark, having fallen
II inches during the preceding "a hours. The
river is now nearly within its banks and will
probably be little slower in its fall hereafter.
The Northwestern, of the Keokuk line, was
in and out yesterday, with good business both
ways. Her load out included some Car loads
of robes and furs from Fort Benton ViG Bis
mark, consigned to L. G.. Baker & Co., st.
Louis. The consignment includes $50 bales of
buffalo robes, SO bales deer skins, so bales of
antelope skins, and smaller but generally more
valuable lots of beaver, rats, skunks, badgers,
bears, elk, coyotes and wolves. The freight
gains considerably in time in being shipped by
this route and is carried about as cheaply as it
could be carried down the Missouri.
The next boats of the K. N. line. to leave
here for st. Louis will be the Belle of La Crosse,
due Sunday night, to leave Monday noon, and
the Minneapolis due Tuesday night to leave
Wednesday night.
The Libbie Conger, of the Diamond 10 line,
was expected in last night, or at an early hour
this morning, and billed to leave for st. Louis
at noon to-day.
The st. Croix packets Mary Barnes and G.. B.
Knapp will ply tomorrow, day and evening,
between st. Paul and Red Rock, for carrying
visitors to the camp nesting. The boats will
follow each other in regular succession, max
ing about hourly trips The fare will be low,
but the boats are large enough to take all that
wish to go, and will bring them all back.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-26
MANKATO.

The ordinance to keep horses, mules, ETC.,
up, has come into effect, aud COWS can only be
out from A. M. to 9P. NJ. Three dollars is
the fine.
At an extra meeting of the city council last
evening, there was number of bids for the
grading on Fifth street between Hickory hrd
Warren streets. The bid was awarded to 7.
Weimer, he being the lowest bidder. A. - q
same meeting DIR. W. 81. McMahan was eeNed
health officer fer the city.
On yesterday as Superior hose Gom.au> N.
2 were practicing on Broad street Uaion
school building, among the prrson- ioki' on
was q lady and gentleman si'ti G in begey
behind that spirited pair Of tcIrel oists of j.
81. Davis, and they became frightened ard
reared up and threw then selves. s. rtiug con-
siderably tangled up, breaking the pole into
number of pieces, but doing no other damage.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-26
Mortuary.

The Quincy Ne,us contains the following no
tice of the death of Mr.. T. Fl. Castle, the father
of Capt. Henry A. Castle, of the Dispatch of
this city:
Last evening occurred the death of our lead
ing manufacturer, T. 81. Castle, an old resident
and prominent in many enterprises during a
long residence in the city.
Death WAS not unexpected, as the deceased
had suffered failing health for many months
past and during the last illness it was hardly
hoped that he could recover, and death closed
with yesterday long life of unusual activity
and energy. which, we'll directed, brought am
pie returns in successful life. For over forty
years Mr.. Castle has resided here, being for the
greater part of that period engaged in the man
ufactnre of stoves, in which he was interested
at the time of his death.
Timothy FL. Castle was born in Windham
county, Vermont, in 1915, from whence he emf
grated to the West in 1885. In 1869, Mr.. Cas-
tie became associated with Mr.. E. Comstock in
the manufacture of stoves, and a we'll conduc-
ted business rapidly grew into very large pro-
portions.
Mr. Castle was, during his life, an earnest
member of the Presbyterian church, and his
liberal gifts to the church and chaities connec-
ted with it will long be remembered.
His family surviving him are his widow,
Chauncy Il. Castle, Henry A. Castle, j. 8. Cas-
tie, and Mrs. John Webster.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-26
NORTHFIELD.
money
The students are leaving town rapidly.

The students are leaving town rapidly.
Carleton college is to be heated by steam
Hancock and English Set 'em up again,
boys! Whoopla!
Thermometer, at 2:20 P. NJ, 108 degrees in
sun, 49, degrees in the shade.
The Msntorville orchestra furnished the
music for the college exercises this
week.
A man named Foster, who was considerably
sprung. was lodged in the cooler last night by
Chief Wheeler. for disorderly conduct. He
was discharged this morning.
Prof. Reynolds, the principal of the high
school of this city, left for La Crosse yesterday
where he intends spending the summer vaca-
ton with his family, who reside there.
s. L. Davis, st. Paul, E. T. Scott, Chicago,
Ct. W. Payne, Winona. 81. Cook aud wife.
Owatonna, Dwight NJ Baldwin and wife, Red
Wing, j. P. Smith, MankatO, are stopping at
the Archer House.
Persons coming In from Stanton and vicin-
ity, report that a severe hail storm passed over
that village last Wednesday, utterly destroying
the crops, there being on some farms not sir
gle head of wheat left standing. Several far m
holders living in town, left for the scene of ro-
ported disaster this morning.
Prof T. B. Smith who, for the past year, has
occupied the chair of natural science in earle
ton college, has vacated his seat to start an
academy in the southern part of Missouri OF
all the professors in the college Prof. Smith
held the highest place in the minds of the
students. Regrets are heard on all sides be-
cause of his departure.
Quite an amusing incident occurred at the
commencement exercises on Thursday. As one
of our young men threw a boquet at one of the
speakers, it fell short of its mark and struck
the bald pate of the leader of the orchestra,
where it lodged itself The man of music not
knowing what struck him, and feeling some
thing on the summit of his Uranium. jumped TO
his feet, and shook himself, whereupnn the
harmless flowers fell to the floor. When he saw
what the object of his terror was, be give
significant snort, and threw the bouquet With
vengeance upon the stage. To say that tho
audience were convulsed with laughter is need
less. As for the young man who threw the
bouquet, he struck for the back door immedi-
ately
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-26
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
SGshered By the Special Reporters of tho
Daily Globe.
MINNEAPOLIS.

They do say that whisky is still sold at Lake
Calhoun and Col. Innes is going to see about
it.
Open air concert on Bridge Square, by the
Great Western Band, between and o'clock
this evening.
The building boom continues aud of the
erection of new blocks and residence, build
ings there seems no end.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
meets this Saturday afternoon at o'clock at
their rooms over Williams book store, 224 Hen
nepin Avenue.
The impromptu democratic meeting at the
Academy OF Music on Thursday evening was
grand success both in point of members and
the enthusiasm displayed.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.
Pursuant to call the Republican county con-
vention was held yesterday to select fifteen
delegates to the Congressional District conven
ton, to be held at the Academy of Music on
the 7th day of July next, for the purpose of
nominating a candidate for Congress from this
district. DIR. A. l.. Bausman was called upon
to preside, and T. P. Lane selected as secretary.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing Garfield
and Arthur, denOuncing the Democratic party,
and highly recommending Washburn for re
election.
The following named gentlemen we're elected
as delegates, VIZ:
@. 81. Petit, h. g. Morrison,
Anton Gretchen. G.. Il. Keith.
Hans Mattson, J.P. Rea,
l.. Fletcher, L. L. Humphrey,
VIM. s. Chowen, W. T. Bowen,
w. Hayden, R. B. Langdon,
Frank Bruce, ia Loyeioy.
E. M. Titterud.
The delegates were empowered to fill any va
cancies occurring in their ranks.
Adjourned sine die.