Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-05


all American. Fourteen wheat cargoes
are due during this week. The trade for
ward is very inactive. Sales of English
wheat the past week, 54,666 quarters at
4ls 5d against AZ, 1873 quarters at As lid
the corresponding week last year.
THE JERSEY LILY.
| Mrs. Langtrs's Departure From New
| York to BostOn-Her Quarrel With Her
Chaperone, Mrs. Labouchere.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.1
NEW YORK, Dec. 4-Ths expectation of
free look at Mrs. Langtry when she
| started fer Boston, drew a crowd to the
Albemarle hotel before noon yesterday.
Being excluded from the house, several
hundred persons shivered and waited in
Broadway, stared at the windows and took
an interest in the loading of tho beauty's
trunks on coupes. The baggage was
carried in way because the
police had given notice that
express wagons could not pass through tho
streets on Sunday: While this was going
on in front of the hotel, rs.Langtry saved
herself from unremunsrativs exhibition by
skipping out by side door accompanied
by her maid. She wore plain dark tight
fitting redingote, which covered the rest
of her clothes completely, and Oh her head
was feathered turban. She walked
briskly away, escorted by young employe
of Mr.. Abbey. A veil hid her face. but she
soon took it OF, for no.
body recognized her, and her
appearance on Fifth avenue attracted no
attention. The stir at the Grand Central
depot was very slight, though unusual for
Sunday at midday. A special train had
been hired, and as Lawrence Barrett begins
an engagement In Boston simultaneously
with Mrs. Langtry, also under the same
management, he was invited to ride with
her. The Langtry and Barrett companies
gathered in the waiting room during the
half hour before train time. Mr.. Barrett
came exactly on the stroke of twelve, and
the Lily was five minutes late by reason of
her unexpected walk. There were no more
than dozen spectators, but they included
Theodore Tilton, conspicuous and recoc-
nizable. Emily Faithful was ono
OF the travelling party as companion of
her protege, Miss Pattison, the chief sup
porting actress of Mrs. Langtry, and SO
was Miss Hodson, the cempany's soubrette,
and sister-in-law of Editor Labouchere, of
the London Truth. But Mrs. Labouchere
was not, and Mr.. Abbey said that she and
Mrs. Langtry had decided to live separate
for while, if not forever. There was no
use in his knowing about the cause of the
quarrel, which had happened on Saturday
at Wallack's theater. eyes, Mrs. Labouch-
ere has been the promoter, tutor and init
mate of Mrs. Langtry, and was to have ac-
companied her throughout the tour said
Mr.. Abbey to reporter, and continu-
ing, he said: mo, the difference
was not about the acceptance by Mrs.
Langtry of invitations to batchelor din
ners against the approval of Mrs. Labou-
chere." The rupture was the chief topic
of talk by the company while waiting, and
they wondered whether really and truly
Mrs. Langtry had parted from her bosom
friend.
Mrs. Labouchere sent word to a reporter
who called at the Albsmarle hotel tonight.
rel between her and Mrs. Langtry was un-
true. Mrs. Labouchere will leave the city
early tomorrow for Richmond, where she
has friends. 1t was said by attaches of the
hotel tonight that Mrs. Labouchere had
parted with Mrs. Langtry amicably,
and in pursuance of a plan to visit va
rious celebrated places, notably Niagara
falls, which she expressed great desire
to see. They declared that Mrs. Labou-
chere any Mrs. Langtry wore still, as they
have always been, warm and close friends.
Especial Telegram to the Globs1
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 4.-There was q
dearth of news at the police station this
evening. Officer Krumweizer brought in
q customer who will 90 before the court
tomorrow morning charged with stealing
| small drawer. 1t looks like sewing ma
chine drawer. Thsre we're q few ssplain
drunks" and two or three dodgers. That's all.
Anan in South Minneapolis complains
of having been hold up to tho extent of
SIG on Sunday night by a crook.
| Tomorrow the amusing ble-header
assault and battery case will be thorough
ly ventilated in the police court. This is
the case of L. M. Johnson and wife and
7. Ray.
Henry Oswald's horse took fright on
Washington avenue yesterday and ran
away. In his course the sleigh to which
the afrighted animal was attached, was
capsized near the court house, on Eighth
avenue south. and the horse becoming en-
tangled in the wreck, had his leg broken
and was so seriously injured that his owner
shot him to end his misery.
| Nilsson at Frisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 4.-The opening