Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-29


for q hotel to be build in Yellowstone
National park.
There were twenty-four deeds fled IN
the registers Office yesterday, footing up
the sum of $44.S14.
A special meeting of the Robert En-
nett Literary association will be held at .
O'Clock this afternoon.
Mrs. Mason of Atlanta, Ga, viii speak
at the Reform club meeting this afternoon
her subject being 1.-THE National Curse"
Rev. A. Fuller, missionary from Turkey.
will speak on Turkish missions at the Sec
end Congregational church this evening.
Those splendid Office desks at auction
Monday Oct Goth at 10 a. M, III Third
street south. Bouten & Co., arctioneers.
The weekly meeting of the Father Mat
NEW T. A. society will be held in Catholic
Association hall at 5 O'Clock this afternoon.
Miller. Bros, hardware dealers. have
leased the westerly half of the Boston block
from the basement to the fourth foor en-
tire.
Prices for -four at mills yesterday we're:
Patents S6.5007 .50, straights $4,000,
lower grades S2@3, clears $5@6.75 per
barrel.
Rev. David Morgan, Of st. Paul. adj
dressed the Reform club last evening. The
address was an excellent one AID Smelly de-
Eyered.
Remember the auction sale of consigned
furniture at 112 Third street south, Mon
day Oct. 3Oth, at 10 a. m. Boutell Il Co.,
auctioneers.
Chas. F. Fisher has been arrested by an
officer from La Crosse and taken to that
place. Domestic difficulties are supposed
70 be the cause.
Mrs. Mason will address the reform club
at their meeting at 3 o'clock this after
noon, and will also speak in Centenary
church in the evening. ~
Geo. N. Morgan, post G. A. R. have a.
ranged for series of socials, one to be
given on the fourth Tuesday evening of
each month through the winter.
Sarah E. Bobs applied for divorce from
keE husband William, but as she failed to.
appear when the case was called in court
yestesday morning, the action was dis
missed.
The J. NJ. Brunswick and Bake billiard
table company are to establish a north
western depot in this city and have rented
the entire fourth floor of the Boston block
for. that purpose.
Yesterdays Gales on change were: 1 car
sample wheat, o roc; car do, 73c; 5000
bushels do, to arrive next week, $1.O1 cars
no. 2, CSC; cars No. hard, o b, $1o5; 5
ears No. 9, CSC; car No. 8 barley, SIC; l
aar hay So.
The electric light mast is fast approach
isg completion. Col. Glenn is using every
endeavor to have it done to do the illum-
snation business at the Democratic JOLT
Gcation which is intended to be held on
ma evening of Nov. 9th.
The s'Shaugraun" is to be presented at
the Opera house tomorrow evening and
until Friday evening, when ''Pique" will be
pzsyed, for the benefit of the College hos
ta;. Miss McAllister, who has been taking
week's rest, will reappear.
Miss Margaret Mather will probably fill
Academy every evening during the
e Seats have sold rapidly for the
opening performance, and the curtain will
rise on Romeo and Juliet tomorrow even
mp before large audience.
Two men giving their names az August
SANDER and Ignoce Hopper were a-raigned
before Judge Cooley yesterday charged
with stealing bedding from the Hotel
Lafayette at Minnetonka beach They
plead guilty and were committed 10 await
the grand jury.
Since the Republican committee insist
upon receiving written copy os chal-
lenge published by the prohib;tionists a
few days ago, the prohibition committee
have prepared and sent them one. Now
let US see what excuse they will make for
not accepting it.
Marriage licenses we're issued yesterday
70 Andrew Mousen and Lena Nelson, Chas.
W. Locke and Melvina A. Howard G. A.
Boeisen and Wilmena Wegerstina, 81. A.
Svanbery and Helyn Gudinnelson, Julius
Johnson and Hannah Larson, Christ. Lohn
and Barbara Walters.
Shipments yesterday were as follows:
Flour, 1875 barrels; lumber 100000
feet; potatoes car; mill stuff 7s2 tons:
five stock l car; wheat $500 bushels:
hariey l,UCU bushels, machinery
gar; merchandise "a cars; suni-ies PIG
cars. Total cars, SEQ.
Prices on 'change yesterday we're
Wheat No. /, hard, S1.05 in store; No. 9,
hard; 81 fob; No. 1, regular, $1.0l; No.
2 ranges from sac in store to 99c b.
Oats, rejected, 30@32c; No. 2, SAC; No. 9,
white, 35c. Corn, SIC o b. Bran $S.5O@
875. Shorts, y$9.bO@ 1850. Ground feed,
3s45O@26. Hay $s.5O@9. SO.
AT Pence Opera house this week in the
Shaughraun-is to be Introduced for the
first time in this city what is known as ga
revolving scene,'' invented by Dion Bouci-
cault. The stage is set for the interiorof
= prison and at the proper moment the en-
tire setting will revolye, changing the
scene to prison exterior and court yard.
Washburn's Journal devotes nearly
column of gush, (which is the report of
dialogue between Mr.. F. and Mr.. c., but
which never occurred) to chilling the hope
of DR.. Phillips by stating that Wash
burn Prohibitionist had induced a Phillips
Prohibitionist to vote for Washburn, be-
cause Washburn is such nice temperance
nan Yes. he is the man who run g sa-