Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-28
nIINNEAPoLIs GLoBGLETs.

Special building ordinance) meeting OF
the city council this evening.
NeiI Smiths dog circus at the Theater
Comique is making big hit.
A. G. Webster had an overcoat stolen
from the hall of his residence.
G. B. Dake, one of the pioneer citizens
of Minneapolis, is dangerously i'll.
The monthly meeting OF the board OF
education will be held this afternoon.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
to David Stauffer and Alma c. Perry.
A quantity of cigars were stolen from the
Fourth avenue skating rink by sneak
thief.
Drop into the Comique restaurant and
get an oyster supper before you go home
tonight.
City Clerk Matthews is removing to his
elegant new quarters in the new city hall
building.
The scandinavian Reform club viii
give an entertainment at Harrison hall
this evening.
George Warner, of Warner q Foote. has
gone to New York and Philadelphia on a
six weeks visit
A party of about fifty people came in
from Excelsior on q special train last even
iug, azl enjoyed '.Lolan the"
At7:3O o'clock this evening the light viii
shine forth from the electric light mast.
Be prepared. Don't think its morning.
John Harding an East side miller, fell
down an elevator shaft in ons of the East
side mills and had his left shoulder badly
fractured.
Harry Dunn was brought to his homs in
this city from the woods, for treatment for
an injury received by being crushed under
rolling log.
The flour quotations at the mills were
Patents, S6.50G7; clears, $5.25@5.65;
straights, $5.5O@6.5O; lower grades,
S2.508325 per barrel.
Another full house was attracted to the
Academy by the excellent rendition of
''Iolanthe" by the Emma Abbott Opera
company last evening.
The Office of sheriff of Hennepin county
is said to be worth $4,000 to $4,000 per
annum; that of the register, $500, and
that of the clerk of the district, $4,000.
The Minneapolis Telephone exchange
has been purchased by a syndicate COM
posed of capitalists from Lowell, Mass,
who viii probably introduce the Lowell
system.
A cosmopolitan tea is to be given at the
First Congregational church from to
O'Clock this evening, and a programme Of
music. illustrated poems, ETC., will be given
after supper.
On Friday evening Prof. Warren, of the
high school, will lecture at Harrison's
hall. Messrs Forbes, Wagner, Shutter,
Campbell and others will follow III the
lecture course.
This evening the Emma Abbott opera
season will close at the Academy of Music,
with the favorita Paul and Virginia, .
Miss Abbott and VIM. Castle appearing in
the title roles.
Col. Glenn has laid 1856 feet of the new
intake pipe and exp ects TO have 400 feet
CT it submerged by Thursday night The
dredging is nearly completed and every
thing is progressing finely.
The Emma Abbott matinee bill for this
afternoon has been changed from the
Elixir of Love- to the ''Bride of Hammer
moor much finer opera. Nine Rose
valid will appear in the cast.
Flour, 1875 barrels, wheat, 1,547 bush
els; mill stuff, 2G115 tons; lumber, 100000
feet: coal, fifteen tons; hay, ten tons; bar
ley. 500 bushels, and barrel stock, one car,
were the shipments yesterday.
Yesterdays receipts were: Flour, ,435 bar
rels; whoat,52.00O bushels; corn, 800 bush
els; oats, 2,4O0 bushels; hay, 50 tons;
coal. pa tons; wood, 452 cords; lumber.
100000 feet; barrel stock, 8 cars; fax seed,
500 bushels.
John @. Young is under arrest at the
instance of w. C. Lieber, s jeweler, under
the charge of getting watch from the
complaining witness last April. The case
Will go directly before the grand jury for
investigation.
Yesterday afternoon an aspiring Pioneer
reporter took trip up the electric light
mast. on Bridge square, from which he
took birds eye view of st. Paul. lie
was nearer heaven than the average re-
porter hopes to get.
Bishop Whipple will be at st. Marks,
Minneapolis, Sunday, April 20, at 1880
a. m; at Holy Trinity, 2:3O p. m, and at
ST. Paul's, 1880 p. m, same day; and at
Gethsemane, 1920 a. M, May 20, and at
All Saints, at 80 of the same day.
Among to-days sales were: cars no
grade wheat by sample at $1.06; cars,
comprising No. l, l No. and No. 2
hard, at $1.11 all around; car No. 2,
S1O6: l car condemned at 8212c f. 0. b.
and car at zoe. Condemned corn
brought 47c.
Mr. Jules Meyers practices for the match
game of billiards to be played IN Turner
hall with L. W. Sherman Friday evening,
in the elegant rooms of the Brunswick
Bake company in the Boston block, and
the public is invited TO call this afternoon
and witness the playing.
The exercises at the first meeting of the
Irving club far exceeded the expectations
of It's members, and the panegyric of the
visitors was very encouraging to the club.
Miss Noyes presented a very exhaustive
paper on "Cortez and His Conquests." The
second meeting will occur on March 8.