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

morning. AIIor rauSdckl02 the ground
floor they found their way to the second
story. Mr.. Lobdell was awakened and the
sneaks fed.
A bad street arab stole an apple from a
peddlar on Hennepin avenue. The peddlar
started in hot pursuit of the boy, and at
tracted a commotion by shouting Justify,
''stop it, stop it," In his race he upset
his basket,and it was a picnic for the other
boys.
Licenses to get married we're issued yes
terday to Charles Hoyt and Lizzie Relor,
George Walton and Mary Fricke, R. L.
Finley and Gertrude R. Pound, j. G. Frey
and Elizabeth House, K. Nelson and Lena
Olson, Louis Roswald and Helena K. Berg
strom, Theodore Bernier and Ella Sullivan.
On change the quotations were as fol-
lows yesterday: Wheat, No. 1 hard, in
elevator, $1.O4; No. 1, 81; No. 2, 94c. Oats,
rejected, 3O@ 32c; No. 2, 800; white 34c.
Corn, nominal at 63c. Bran, $8@8.5O in
bulk; S1.5O@2 higher for sacked; shorts,
50 10; ground feed, $25 on track; hay,
$7.7O@12, according to quality.
Louis Hanson yesterday began suit
against Bardwell, Robinson & Co., to re-
cover the sum of $4,000 damages for inju-
ries received while working in the defend
ants planning mill on the 29th day of
January last. Mr.. Hanson had his hand
caught in joiner and badly cut resulting
in permanent injuries. II. R. Day will ..p-
pear for the plaintiff and McNair & Gilfil-
Ian for the defendants.
Yesterday noon an adjourned meeting of
of the stockholders of the College hospital
was held for the purpose of electing new
tant business. After some discussion.
about $4,000 was pledged to be devoted
toward raising the hospital Indebtedness
$4,000, but the matter of electing officers
was deferred until Wednesday afternoon,
when meeting will be held in DR.. Dune
moor's Office for that purpose.
lemons Concert.
In Sa card" Ambrose Lennon takes
exceptions to the GLOBES criticisms upon
his concerts given in Market hall last
week. he was the manager of the affair.
He advertised QUARTET which is COM
composed of four of the very best vocal
lists in Minneapolis, and Mr..
Hasey, one of the leading bass
singers as the attraction. The
printed programmes contained the num-
beers which were to have been danced by
these gentlemen, but which were not rem
dered simply because this manager gave
each of the five musicians Whose services
on such occasions readily commanded S15
each and all tickets they may have use for)
a single admission ticket for the various
evenings of the entertainments.
This manager" stepped nobly into the
breach and sang ''his level best,'' and is
shockingly grieved that his musical efforts
were not fully appreciated by the GLOBE.
The GLOBE is exceedingly sorry to have so
panied this manager" but was obliged to
give conscientious and truthful report,
That is, to state that this manager
could not sing as we'll as can Messrs.
Eustis Brothers, Elliot, Krech and Easey.
But such is the melancholy fact, and ii
must not be disguised. 70 say that the
withdrawal of these vocalists did not mar
the concert is amusing-that is all. Bat
to say that the concerts were fat failures
does not in the least imply that
the fair under whose auspic-
es this ''Manager'' employed
his talents was failure. On the contrary.
the GLOBE IS free to proclaim that it was a
gratifying success. The voting brought
out Washburn's odd dollars, which were
doled out by Dr.. Collins at the eleventh
hour. Yes, the fair was q grand success.
and the cause was noble one.