Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-08
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S454 for work on the pest house.
DR.. Hewitt delivered lecture on farm
hygiene at the university yesterday.
The Humane society has voted police
men honory members of the society.
Supper az the Comique restaurant.
everything in season. Open all night.
Tomorrow evening "Only Farmers
Daughter" will hold the Academy boards.
Maggie Mitchell closed her brief but at
tractive season in the Academy in ''Trix''
last evening.
Ted Ir7ing's benefit in a grand double
comedy bill will be the attraction at the
Opera house this evening.
Ole Larson, who was recently brought
down from the pineries with a broken leg
had it amputated yesterday.
DIR. Collins, the secretary of the board
Of health, has moved into his new suite of
Offices at 100 Nicollet avenue.
The great sensation drama, life on the
Border" viii be presented at the Comique
q. the matinee to-day and this evening.
Hour sells at the mills for the following
prices: Patents $6.25Q 6.75, straights $3.50
1925. lower grades $2.25G3.25 per Dbl.
Pink Dominoes" will make way for
ared's" benefit this evening, at the Opera
house. but viii be put on again tomorrow
and close this week.
Early yesterday morning Mr. Dearborn's
residence on Fourteenth avenue, south, was
rominally injured by fire which caught
rom a defective fue.
The following was shipped yesterday:
Flour 6I47 bbls., wheat 1851 bushels,
mill stuff 1855 cars, coal 81 tons, wood "a
cords, lumber 10000 feet.
The matinee was largely attended in
the Academy yesterday afternoon, when
Maggie Mitchell appeared in her great
play of ''Fanchon the Cricket"
NJ J. Morawetz, the wholesale liquor
dealer at 213 North Washington avenue,
Yesterday made an assignment to Outright
Dawson for the benefit of his Gre ditors.
A meeting of the various Irish societies
viii be held in Catholic Association hall,
this evening to complete arrangements
for the proper celebration of st. Patrick's
day.
A. Fuller, of the Como Avenue Congre-
gational church will deliver his first lecture
of q course of four, at the First Congrega-
tional church, east division, on Friday
evening.
The five remaining members Of the Jor
dan family now in the smallpox hospital,
have recovered and will be released in
day or two, leaving but three patients in
the hospital.
By the accidental upsetting OF kettle
of boiling water yesterday, Stella Blake,
the little four-year-old daughter of H. R.
Blade was badly scalded about the face
and shoulders.
Stephen Davis, a miller employed in one
of the Touring mills at the falls, had his
left arm and hand badly crushed in the ma
chinery yesterday, necessitating a partial
amputation of the hand.
Journal: At a northern logging camp
a man, name unknown. was taken with
smallpox, and was deserted by all his
companions, and in three days after, a
dead, frozen body was found lying in the
bunk.
Minneapolis freight receipts were yester-
day reported as follows: Flour 1910 bar
rels, wheat $4,000 bushels, oats 2,40O bush
els, mill stuff 159 tons, coal 1850 tons,
wood 1873 cords, lumber 10000 feet, hay
30 cars, barrel stock cars.
The Masonic Mutual Aid society has
elected the following board of officers: J.
H. Thompson, president; R. W.Cummings,
vice president; j. NJ. Williams, treasurer;
ed MoRermott, secretary; D. M. Goodwin,
medical examiner, and board of forty-six
directors.
John @. O'Brien has for some time been
employed by J. +. Brown, wholesale liquor
dealer, and yesterday was detected in steal
ing Il box OF cigars. He confessed to hav-
ing taken 81 worth of cigars which he
paid for and promised to leave the city
He was not prosecuted.
This evening Grace Cartlands testi-
monial benefit will be given in the Acade-
my. "Pygmalion and Galatea" is the bill,
and 2 company from McVicker's Chicago
th9ater organized expressly for the pro-
duction of the play will support Grace
Garland and John Murray.
To-day's quotations were: Wheat-No. 1
hard, Slip in B, Slip in A; No. hard,
SLO71a; No. l regular, S1.O315@LO715; No
, 9415c. Oats-Rejected 3O@33c; No. 2
SIC; No. white $50. Barley-No. 45@
SOC. Corn 49c. Bran $S@S.50. Shorts
$9.75@1O.25. Ground feed $19.5O@2O.
Hay So.
The following Minneapolitans are now
in New Orleans: j. Mcdonald, Capt. Jno.
Martin and wife, A. E. McMullen, Chas
House, J. G. Slater, A. A. Pond and wife
W. H. Jacoby and wife, J. T. Williamson
and wife, A. B. Barton and wife, Miss
Florence Barton, Miss Hattie Case, W. A.
Nimocks and wife, D. B. Knickerbacker
and wife, A. A. Keith, A. B. OVitt, II. H.
Kimball and wife, Mrs. Geo. H. Morrison,
H. E. Fletcher and wife, G. NC. Reeve and
wife, Alden Smith and wife.
One of the pleasantest social events of
the season occurred on Monday afternoon
in the celebration of the nuptials of Miss
Nj. E. Clancy, of this city, and NJ. J.
Hory, of St. Paul. The ceremony was per-
formed in the Church of the Immaculate
Conception. Rev. James McGolrick Off !
ciating. Exc Officer James Nolan was grooms
man and Miss N. ,Clancey bridesmaid, |
From the church the bride and groom. |