Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-30

finally settled upon, has been sent to Mr..
Presley, who is in New Orleans, for his
signature. 1t will probably be received
back in week, when the purchase price
will be paid over to Mr.Presley' represent
alive, and the transfer completed. imme-
diately upon which the structures upon it
will be offered for sale and the work of
improvement for park purposes inaugur-
ated.
About year ago Gilbert Sergeant, of
the habit of walking on his toes, and it was
soon observed they began to turn in under
the soles Of his feet. Bringing him to the
city hospital Of st. Paul, he was placed in
the care of Drs. Stewart and Wheaton, who
by e skillful surgical operation of cutting
the tendons in the ankle, have completely
restored his feet to their natural position
and faculties, and the lad was taken home
by his father last evening.
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock, at the
st. Palu Evangelical church, Temperance
street, Mr.. Louis n. Alt was married TO
Miss Hanft, daughter of Judge S. V. Hanft.
| Rev. Robert G. E. Conrad officiating, and
the ceremony taking place in the presence
| of a large number OF friends. After the
| ceremony a reception was held at the resi-
dence of the brides father, No. Ga De Bow
street, continuing until late in the evening.
| The presents were useful, ornamental and
numerous, and many of them extremely
rich and tasty.
This and tomorrow evening and for a
Saturday matinee, the Opera house will be
occupied by Atkinson's Jollities. This is
an organization of the same general char
acter as the ''Troubadors," Fun on the
BRISTOL ETC., etc., in which is combined
large amount of nonsense, some taking
and really good music and sparkling
character acting. Their musical absurdi-
ty is called "The Electric Spark" with
Mr. Frank Daniels as the leading come.
dian and Miss Jennie Yeamans, the
soubrette.
Paul Black, a laborer, who esides at 384
Edmund street, complained to Chief
Weber yesterday that his sister-in-laW
named Pauline Jacklin, who had been liv
1Dg IN his family for some time past haC
skipped out for parts unknown taking
with her S245 of his money. The fair but
naughty Pauline levanted Tuesday night
The money was taken from a bureau
drawer where Black had put it away fol
safe keeping. If Black has any theory il
reference to the fitting, or in what direc
ton it was made, he has not given>it to the
police.
Tha parties managing the grand operat
&c festival next week at the Opera house
have displayed great liberality and enter
prise in engaging for the opening concert
at the Opera house next Monday night
four unpromised artists, three of the Chi
cago Church Choir company, and Herr
SterDberg, the eminent piano soloist
With these additions the opening concer
with the Oberlin College Glee club, MILE
Sal, Signori Nontegriffo and Baldanza an,
Mile Mantey, the superb violinist, Monda,
evening will be one of the grandest con
certs ever given in the Northwest TIL
programme is replete with beautiful gem
and the public will be amply repaid for tn
liberality displayed in securing seats.
Graduating Exercises
This evening at 7:30 o'clock at the st. Pau
Business College, cor. Third and Jackson streets
A pleasant time guaranteed. All are cordial,
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