Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05

pieseO. LII STANDS IfU teet nigh. Ihere
are only three more five feet joints to be
added when It shall have been completed.
It will then stand 257 feet nigh, which Will
be the taliest electric light mast il the
world. The whole thing will be ready for
lighting on Wednesday night.
Bernard Il. Corbin, the slick thief who
robbed Mrs. C:evier of her pocket book On
the street. was arraigned in the police
court yesterday. lie waived an examina-
ton, and was bound over TO the grand jury
II the sum of 81 900. Failing to 6te the
necessary bonds he was relegated TO the
tender mercies of the turnkey.
Mrs. Mary J. Wlkin has entered pro-
test against the award of $4,000 made by
the council committee appointed to con-
denim the property in front Of K. L. Viii
sons residence, for the purpose Of public
park, and testimony is being taken re!a-
tive thereto, with a view of getting he
matter again before the council.
Miss Matheris matinee yesterday AFTER
noon, drew full house, composed mostly
Of ladies and misses. The bill was Romeo
and Juliet. Owing to the illness of Alex
ander Salvini, Ithe role Of Romeo was taken
by Walter Eytinge, and considering the
fact that it was his first appearance in the
character, he did admirably we'll. OF course
he was faulty IN many respects, but evil
IDENTITY with necessary study he may make
his mark as Romeo.
Wheat No. hard, S1.O4 in store;
No. hard, 81 o b, No. regular. 81 OF.
No. ranges from 94c in store to 99cf b.
Oats, rejected, 30@3ac; No. 9, SIC. No. 2
white, 35c. Corn, &c o b. Bran, SEQ
9.5e. Shorts, $9.50@ 1880; ground feed,
$A.50@ &c; hay. Ss.5099.5o.
Sales were: 5 cars Nc. hard wheat
0 b, S1.G4; ! car do IN store, $I.03; cars
sample, sec; 1 car feed on track, $2e,
were the figures OF change yesterday.
The Charohcs.
Rev. DR.. Stewart will preach in West
minister church this morning, and Rev.
Freeman Wallace Of Waseca in the even
ing.
The usual masses viii be celebrated in
the Churci, of the In naacrlate Conception
to-day.
union meeting, in the interest OF the
IN. G. A., will be held in the Hennepin
avenue N. E. church this evening,
st All Saints to-day the pastor, Rev. NJ.
Cole, will deliver sermons both morning
and evening, celebrating holy communion
at IL o'clock.
Rev. J. Z. Scudder viii preach at College
hos pital ct 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
The Unitarian society will meet IN the
Hebrew temple ct 1880 O'Clock this morn
ing, when Mr.. Simmon will tell aboa: can
original man whom once met
temperance meeting will be held in
the Pilgrim church, corner of Washington
and Fourteenth avenues south, at 80 this
evening.
The Y. N. A. will hold their usual
meeting this afternoon.
The first in the course OF Sabbath ever
ing lectures for the students Of the state
university. viii he delivered Sabbath even
ing. Nov. 18th. a week from tomorrow, in
the First Congregational church, by Rev.
z. c. Anderson, of Oshkosh, Wis. Al
though this series of lectures is especially
adapted to the wants Of young men and
women, ALL are cordially invited. The
singing, ushering and general manage
nent of these meetings are in the hands OF
the university students.
1.-The spirit by which only it is possible
to know man and God" and ''the signs Of
the tines will be respectively the subjects
of Rev. }. H. TuttIe's sermons for morning
and evening at the Church Of tie Redeem
ey to-day.
st Gethsemane church this morning Or.
Anickerbacker will preach ON "Forgiving
Injuries" and celebrate the holy COM
munion. In the evening Gen. Runkle will
lecture on ''The Creation of Man.
The Reform club will meet at o'clock
this afternoon. The exercises will consist
of music by the choir, and addresses by
Rev. W. ". Satterlee and others.
Theatre Conesqac.
The company and programme to be seen
at the Connique this week will in every re-
spect equal if not excel anything ever seen
On the Minneapolis variety stage.
Among the new artists are Messrs. Lee
and Ralladeau, plantation sketch ARTISTS and
Crawford brothers, the true representa-
tives of refined song and dances, introduce
ing all kinds of different dancing. their
voices blending in perfect harmony, max
ing it one OF the most attractive acts of
the kind in the entire profession. WiD
also appear in their inir1itable silver show
er clog, in which they stand unrivaled.
Also, Miss Nellie Clark, the most &C
complished club swinger of her sex, ma
nipulating Kehoe clubs weighing ten to
seventy five pounds. The embodiment of
artistic grace and muscular development.
Little Irene Banker, the wonderful child
vocalist, will remain another week. and so
will Mr.. Ed. II. Banker and Florence Wells,
who will appear in their very neat sketch
entitled "Fink Domino" Don't fail TO see
them as this is their last week.
The Mitchells are still in the ring. And
James Wack. the great female impersonat-
or, stays one week more, while Miss Nellie
Neville and the great company contribute
their share to the entertainment. Per-
Torrance every evening and matinee
Thursday afternoon.
WOMEN PHYSICIANS