Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-17
HIINNEAP0LIs GLoBELETs.

1ison hall last night.
The Irish societies have decided not to
have parade on st. Patrick's day.
Tom Sullivan is still on deck and the
Boston restaurant runs night and day.
Anything you call for, ready at a mo-
ments notice, at the Comique restaurant.
This afternoon and evening "Undine'
will receive its last presentation at the OPP
era house.
The show at the Theater ComiqUe this
wsek is one of the finest of the kind ever
seen in this city.
The sale of seats for the "Squatter
Sovereignty season at the Academy next
week, will open this morning.
Colton's stock, lease of building, fixtures
and good will are offered for sale in bulk
and as whole by the assignee.
The Crusader society are preparing an
Irish drama which will be presented on
the evening Of ST. Patriok's day.
At the mills the flour quotations are:
Patents, $64Oa SIS; straights, $5.50@6,25;
lower grades, s2.2598.25 per barrel.
The officers of Kappa lodge of Knights
and Ladies Of The Pyramid were publicly
Installed last night at the hall over Hush's
l5nk
There has not been one single marriage
license issued in Hennepin county since
Wednesday. What ara the people think
ing Of:
The Catholic societies of this city are
arranging for q temperance demonstration
10 occur soon. It viii be presided over by
Bishop Ireland.
The shipments of the day were: Flour
1925 barrels, wheat $3.50 bushels, mill
stuff 1903 tons, lumber 100000 feet,
coal 336 tons.
Rev. David Morgan, of st. Paul, deliy-
e-ed his lecture on Reform and Reform
CTS" before a COED audience at Harrison
hall last evening.
Last evening Barry & Fay opened a
brief season of two nights and matinee
at the Academy, in Irish Aristocracy at
-Auldoon's Picnic" to delighted house.
The cooling and caressing of a bride
and groom IN the fourth story window of
the Nicollet house served to amuse quite a
crowd of spectators on the street yester-
day.
Manager Brown of the Theater Comique
has some very fine attractions booked
among which are Neill Smith and troupe
of seven trained dogs, who will appear
Feb. rs.
Jack Downs, lumberman, got the worst
of it in a free fight in an East side saloon.
His face and head were badly cut in the af
fray. The officers are after the assailing
parties.
An employe at Wakefield, Warnock d
Watson's dry goods house, was sent to the
bank yesterday to make deposit. On the
way he lost $500 of which 500 was re-
covered by Lieut.. West.
o. W. Davidson has recently opened
confectionery store and news depot at $40
Nicollet avenue, where the daily GLOBE as
well as all other weekly and daily papsrs,
etc. will be found on sale.
Thomas Morrison, of Eighth avenue
south, was severely injured by coming in
contact with the business end of a mule"
While he was engaged in grooming the ami
nal His left hip was fractured, and two
ribs were broken.
The inspection of grain at this point
yesterday was as follows: Wheat-No. 1
hard, 46 cars; No. hard, cars; No.
l regular, rs cars; No. regular, 46
cars; No. 3 regular, Is cars; rejected, 8
cars; condemned, Is cars.
Minneapolis receipts yesterday we're:
Flour $3.50 barrels, wheat $4,000 bush
sis, corn 1000 bushels, oats 1900 bush
els, mill stuff, 155 tons, wood 134 cords,
coal lib tons, barrel stock 90 cars,
lumber 10000 feet, hay So tons.
The February number of the Church.
Record was issued yesterday. The paper
contains q letter from DR.. Knickerbacker,
dated New Orleans, and reports of the
work of the various city parishes for the
past month, well prepared and arranged.
Yesterday afternoon in the municipal
court, Patrick Sullivan withdrew his orig
inal pie of not guilty to the charge of
keeping a gambling house, and substituted
the plea of guilty. Judge Cooley entered
a hno of $50 and costs, which was prompt
ly liquidated by Mr.. Sullivan.
Yesterday forenoon Henry Manson and
H. R. Langdon, two carpenters employed
upon now house in North Minneapolis,
were severely injured by the giving way of
scafolding upon which they were stand
ing. Langdon had his leg broken, and
the other sustained a sprained ankle.
Live stock and dressed meats are quoted
as follows: Cattle, choice, quoted at $3.50
$500; common, S3.5O@4; veal calves,
S75OG8; dressed beef, $750@s; common,
$550@6; veal, 1O15@11c Hogs, live,
selling at $5.5O@G; dressed, 70 7.4O. Sheep,
steady at $45O95 for live; dressed,
S8@95O
On Wednesday afternoon the Opera
house doorkeeper, named Gilbert, assault
ed Mr.. Spaulding, Miss MeAlister's bust
ness manager. Yesterday the officers,
armed with a warrant for Gilbert's arrest,
were searching for MIN, but were inform
ed that the young man had gone to Chi
cago.
Journal: The largest single sale of lam
Der ever known in Minneapolis, OF the
Northwest, occurred to-day when the Min
neapolis Sill company sold their entire
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