Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-22
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For frst-olass oyster supper at any
bonr of the night, try the Comique restaur-
ant
Wasblngton's birthday anniversary Inc
.,,,l,,;o schools. courts and banks Will
remain closed.
Colleen Bawn was presented to two talr
audiences at the Opera house ye''ei''"''
Genesa Cross tonight.
The -four quotations are: Patents, S6.5Og
7; straights, $5.5O96.5O; lower grades
S2.25a325 per barrel.
The Emma Abbot opera season Will
open in the Academy of Music this even
ing in king for Day"
Yesterday was productive of the usual
number of runaway accidents. Luckily no
one was injured, however.
Major Camp states that the past winters
cut Of logs will amount to about the same
as on the previous winter.
A amounted patrol of twelve men VIII be
recommended for duty in the new terrific
~ lust taken into the city.
John sanuels, the barber, who was
arraigned in the municipal court was DIS
missed under suspension of sentence
brakeman named J. Gray had
thumb and two fingers amputated by the
bumpers in the Milwaukee. yards yester-
day.
The ladies Of the Foss NJ. E. Church viii
give a neck-tie sociable and supper on
next Friday evening, Feb %, III the churcn
parlors.
A little nine-year-old school boy living
on Western avenue, named Shawl was
run lover on Monday by team and
dangerously injured.
Squatter Sovereignty season closed at the
Academy last night. Despite the opPo-
sition which the play has received, 1t has
done paying business.
The shipments yesterday were: Flour,
16,2O7 barrels; wheat, 500 bushels; mill
stuff, 19915 tons; lumber, 100000 feet;
coal. 154 tons; barrel stock, car.
Sales on Change we're: car No. l.
$L11315; car do. sample, SI1O; cara
No. hard, $1.14; 3 cars do. Ell. B., S1.14; L
car sample, $1.O11a; car sample, 75c.
An exhibition game of three-ball
cushion carom billiards will be played by
Messrs. julius Meyers, of Minneapolis,
and L. W. Sherman, of California, next
week.
Last evening colleen Bawn" was put
on at the Opera house. This evening the
military drama Geneva Gross" will be
in her specialties.
The inspection of grain at this point
yesterday was as follows: Wheat No.
hard, 81 cars; No. hard, 4 cars; No. reg
ular,3 cars; No. 2 regular, Al cars; No. 3
regular, 13 cars; rejected, cars; con
demned, 40 cars.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to F. H. Donaldson and Nellie A. Lewis;
Christ Larson and Sara Abrahamson; VIM.
Streetly and Ella H. Murray; Albert G.
Cross and Edith G. Victor; John A. Keller
and Olive E. Watts.
Among the matters Investigated by the
grand jury yesterday was the case of Ar
thur Devlin, who was arrested by Mike
How last Thursday for the larceny Of
horse beIongin to NJ. ". Savage. In the
municipal court he plead not guilty and
was remanded in default of $1,000 bonds.
Yesterday lumberman named Henry
Clark was brought to his home in South
Minneapolis from the pineries. He had
met with serious accident from being
struck by falling limb of tree. His
left arm was broken and he suffered divers
bruises upon his body.
Freight receipts yesterday were: Flour,
625 barrels; wheat, 10000 bushels; corn
500 bushels; oats, 500 bushels; coal,
2.072 tons; wood, 1913 cords; barrel stock,
cars; lumber, $4,000 feet; hay, 60 tons;
flax seed 1000 bushels; barley, 1000 bush
els; mill stuff, SO tons.
Herbert Conner, the artist, has just com
pleted a remarkably fine portrait of August
ABBEY of the Nicollet house. To the eye Of
the reporter there is more real merit IN
the painting than in any of the recent
works Of Mr.. Conner, and Mr.. Abbey no
doubt will feel very proud of the picture.
The council committee on ways and
means are in a predicament. The amount
OF money which will be at their disposal
after the sum to ba set aside for parks
shall have been taken, viii not nearly
cover the contemplated Improvements IL
street pavements, extension of water
works, etc.
On change yesterday quotations were:
Wheat, No. hard, $1.14 in B, $1.14 in A;
No. hard, $1.1O; No. 1 regular, $1O9; No.
,, S1.O5. Oats rejected, 30@33c; No. 2,
39c; No. white, 40c. Barley, No. 3, 451
soc. Corn, so cts. Bran, S9.2599.5O.
Shorts, $11@11.25. Ground feed, $3.50
620. Hay, $S@6.25.
The buildings along High street are
already being vacated so that the work of
removing them can be commenced, pre-
paratory to the beginning of the e1cava-
ton for President Hills grand union
depot, as soon as the weather
will permit. The depot will be hurried
forward as fast as possible.
Yesterday Mayor Ames received a
communication from Miss Phosa Nc
Allister, requesting him to take charge
and forward the receipts of the Pence
Opera house entertainment, to be given
on Monday and Tuesday evenings, for the
benefit OF the sufferers from the recent
foods. The mayor replied accepting the
trust, and highly complimenting the lady
on her charity and pledging himself to do
his utmost to make tie season a success
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