Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-12

derson and Almer jacobson; Henry Hobby
and Lulu Wepman; John Flanagan and
Annie Glosby; Charles L. Estabrook and
Lena II. CANT.
A young man named Gross was taken
into custody by the police yesterday un-
der suspicion of stealing watch from an
employe of barn on Third street, about
three weeks ago, but be was afterwards
released.
"The Woman in Red'' at the Opera
house, with Miss McAlister, in the title
role, improves with each presentation, and
will unquestionably prove decided "hit''
before the close of the week. Ellis adds
laurels to his fast gaining popularity.
Charles j. Geroux, who is charged with
embezzling cattle dealer named Living
ston, in whose employ he was formerly, out
of 500, was brought to Minneapolis yes
terday from Chicago, and is now in police
custody. He was found in the saloon bus
mess in that city.
Last evening the Hess Acme opera COM
pany closed a very successful engagement
in the Academy of Music with the produc-
ton of of the universally popular opera,
Mariana. It had the merit of bringing
out the full strength of the company to
the qualification of the large and fashion
able audience.
would-be bridegroom applied to Clerk
Davenport for license late yesterday af-
ternoon, but as the damsel in the case had
only attained the age of sixteen years, the
clerk refused to issue the document with
out the consent of her parents, and the
young man departed with ''heart bowed
down by weight of woe.''
James Lutz, locomotive engineer en-
ployed on the Minneapolis & st. Louis
road, was arrested on warrant yesterday
which charges him with wilfully, wrong
fully and unlawfully blowing his locomo-
tive whistle on Nicollet island to the dis
turbance of the dignity, etc. The case is
set for trial this morning.
On Change there was very little change
in prices yesterday. The following quota
tons ruled: Wheat, No. 1 hard, $1.O4
in store; No. regular, $1.O0; No. 2, 94@
95c. Oats, rejected, 30@ 32c; No. 2, 33c;
white SAG 35c. Corn &C cents, b.
Bran, $8.OO@s.75. Shorts, $4,000 $50;
ground feed, $24.00@ 24.5O; hay $s.o0@
800.
The Journal, with its usual inconsistent
cy, few days ago howled itself hoarse be.
cause Mayor Ames permitted gambling
within the city limits, and nov
that the mayor has caused the
arrest, conviction and fning of the gam
blers, it takes a new tack, and in COW
ardly comment sneers at the mayor, saying
it was ''sleek trick and that they were
scared thereby from the action of the
grand jury That's good Republicanism
John Clouse and Thomas harrington, who
had little alteration on South Washing
ton avenue, in which revolver and an
axe, figured consplcuously, were each fined
$25 and costs in the municipal court yes
terday. The evidence adduced exhibited
the fact that Clouse was the aggresor, in
that he first drew a 3S-calibert revolver
on Pennington with threats. The latter
then ran and picking up an Ak returned
to the scene, where blood would probably
have been shed but for the interposition
of a policeman.
An adjourned meeting of the stock hold
ersiof College hospital was held in DR..
Dunsmore's Office yesterday noon for the
purpose of raising the balance of the
$4,000 Indebtedness of the society, and
to elect board of officers for the ensuing
year. After preliminary discussion, a
portion of the desired amount was pledged.
and then committeewas appointed for
the purpose of devising ways and
means of securing the remaining
amount. This committee was in
structed to report at a meeting to be
held for the purpose in DR.. Dunsmore's
flee on Saturday. It being DESTROYS that
the indebtedness be first lifted the matter
of electing officers was also postponed IN
il Saturday.