Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-17

An erection of an addition to the pest
house is being hurried forward.
S. G. Gale will depart tomorrow for a
trip to the sunny cline of Florida.
Railroad ticket brokers are busy again,
since old rates were re-established.
Oysters in every style and at every hour
of the day or night at the Conaique restau-
rant.
A ticket Office for the Northern Pacific |
railroad has been opened in the Nicollet |
house.
Patrick, another member of the Jordan
family, died at the pest house on Friday
night.
A. c. Harris is down from Dakota. He
reports the most unpleasant kind of biz
yards.
The Father Sheehy land league will hold
a meeting in Robert Emmett hall this
evening.
H. B. Jones, of Minneapolis, was recent
" married at Rome, n. Y, to Miss Alice
Cantine.
The weekly meeting of the W. c. T. U.
was but SHINY attended yesterday. owing
to the storm.
John Murray and Grace Garland will
soon appear in this city after an absence
of three years.
Yesterday afternoon an alarm sounded
from box "a called out the department but
10 fire could be found.
Father Matthew I. A. society will hold
its regular weekly session in Catholic As
ISOLATION hall this evening.
There were no marriage licenses issued
in Hennepin county yesterday, and only
twenty-five during the past week.
Flour sells at the mills for patents, seq
$50; straights, $5.50@6.6O; lower grades,
$2@3; clears, $5@5.5O per barrel.
The Alice Oates Opera company will ap-
pear at the Academy next week, with
matinees on Christmas afternoon and
Saturday afternoon.
One of the new fire steamers ordered by
the city council will be placed in the
Chemical engine house, The house is be-
ing reconstructed for the purpose.
The Delta Sigma and the Hermean liter
airy societies of the State university, each
announce attractive programmes for their
Monday evening entertainments.
Reserved seats for the Wyndham en-
gagement in the Academy on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings are
on sale at the Nicoliet house ticket Office.
Sales or change yesterday were: Ten
cars No. l wheat in A, SIC: 3 cars oats, in
sacks, 4Oc; car No. 2 white, f. o. b. SOC;
car No. do, sec; l car Kansas corn, SIC.
At o'clock burning chimney in a
house at the corner of Fifth street and
Second avenue called out the hook and lad
der company from the headquarters and
the chemical engine.
The other papers are waging war of
words against each other respecting which
was the first to announce new dry goods
house in this city of $4,000 inhabitants.
More to some provincial town.
The inspection of grain at this point
yesterday was as follows: Wheat, No.
hard, 65 cars; No. hard, 8 cars; No.
regular. so cars; No. 2 regular, Is cars;
No. 3, IL cars; condemned, 25 cars.
Tomorrow evening Miss McAllister will
open the week at the Opera house with the
presentation of estates Evidence" by
special request. Thursday evening, and
for the balance of the week 'Arrah-na-
Pogue," and Irish drama.
Shipments yesterday are reported:
Flour, 1862 bbls., lumber. 100000 feet,
mill stuff, 2S2 tons, wheat 5000 bushels;
merchandise, machinery 26 cars, car,
live stock cars; hides l; flax seed l car,
sundries Z cars. Total cars, 2S4.
The man who was arrested for selling q
stolen team of horses in Osseo was ar
raigned in the police court yesterday.
where he gave his name as Herman
Pomerania. He waived an examination
and went to jail in default of filing the
necessary bonds.
The Journal is small and can publish
but little news at its best, and when it
devotes that little space at the disposal of
the editorial corps in 1imsy and silly at
tacks UPON the Grand Opera. prompted by
jealousy, rs readers who have paid for
and expect the news of the day. must feel
quite ediied-in horn.
Quotations on 'change yesterday were:
Wheat, No. / hard, 81 in B, and 99c in A;
No. 9 hard, 95c; No. regular 95c; No: 2
soc. Oats, rejected, 30@33c; No. 3, SEC;
NO. : Whlte. fUc. 6dfiey, NO. ., QUO QUO.
Corn zoe f. o. b; new Gle f. o. b. Bran,
$9@9.50. Shorts 50 500 1850. Ground
feed $24@25. Hay $7.75@S.5O.
Yesterday receipts were-Wheat $4,000
bushels, lumber 10000 fest, oats $500
bushels, corn 1850 bushels, mill stuff 81
tons, merchandise 65 cars, wood II cars.
coal 50 cars, barrel stock IL cars, machin-
cry cars, live stock cars, fax seed 2
cars, hay cars, lime cars, brick cars,
barley 500 bushels, sundries 36 cars. Total
cars 2S1.
On Tuesday evening the Franklin Ave-
nue. NJ. z. church is to be the scene of a
lunch festival. Each young lady puts up
lunch, tieing it securely, with her name
inside. These lunch parcels are sold to
the young men for twenty-five cents each,
and the lady whose name is in the lunch
package is the one whom the purchaser
must escort to supper.
1t will be remembered that Fred Hanson
was arrested some three weeks ago for
maintaining disreputabIe house. He ap-