Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-07
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on the motor line.
The regular meeting of the city council
will be held this evening.
At the Academy of Music this evening
Maggie Mitchell in ''Tr1x."
The new Westminster organ has been
tested with satisfactory results.
Fresh oysters in every style at the Bos-
ton restaurant. Open day and night.
Willie Seymour was run over on Eighth
street yesterday and had his arm broken.
The monthly meeting of the st. Paul
club will be held in F. T. Poets Office, this
evening.
The net receipts of the entertainments
for the benefit of the College hospital were
only $4245O,
\ number of the fastest st. Paul horses
course this evening.
A meeting of the Academy of Natural
Sciences was held at the rooms on Henne-
pin avenue, last evening.
Life on the Border" at the Theater
Comique is proving a great success, draw
ing crowded houses nightly.
The Crusaders T. A. Society held
pleasant and profitable meeting in Catholic
Association hall last evening.
Sales on change yesterday were: One
car No. l hard wheat, el. B, SLIP; 1 car
sample, SIC; 1 car condemned, 75e.
Landscape Gardener W. c. Kilvington
has offered his services for five years free
to the proposed park commissioners.
At the mills the Hour quotations are:
Patents, 86.25@G.75; straights, S5.5O@
6.25; lower grades, $2.2593.25 per bar
rel.
The CCmiQUe restaurant is always open
day and night, and has the best accommo-
datious for late supper parties in the
city.
Pink Dominoes" was again presented
at the Opera house last evening. This
afternoon it viii be presented as the matt
nee bill.
Yesterday afternoon Judge Cooley held
Jon Morris, the rob5er who picked Miss
Litthe's pocket, to the grand jury in $500
bonds and III default Of bonds he was re-
manded.
The annual meeting of the Washburn
MIL company was held yesterday and re-
suited in the reelection of the old board
of officers.
Maggie Mitchell viii be seen in her Gre
alton, "Fanchon the Cricket" at the Acad-
envy matinee this afternoon, il which she
has no superior on the stage.
large number of complaints were
made out yesterday by the city attorney
for the prosecution of delinquent patrons
of the city water works service.
The inspection of grain at this point yes
terday was as follows: Wheat-No. hard,
30 cars; No. , hard, cars; No. 1 regular,
Al cars; No. , regular, X cars; rejected,
. cars; condemned, 6 cars.
Journal: Several OF the Tribune staff
have saved the expense of seal skin caps
this year by simply folding their ears
around over the tops of their heads. The
telephone is of some benefit after all
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to J. E. 1iullaney and Ellen A. Getchell,
John Simon and Barbara Roszkopf, Albert
Loveioy and Maria Smith, Charles G. Lun-
by and Emily ComPa, A. D. Lectra and
Helen i. Paine.
Quotations on change yesterday we're:
Wheat, No. l hard, Slip in B, /
Slip in A; No hard, $1O715; |
No. 1 regular, $685. a 1.07@; !
No. ., 9415c. Oats rejected, 30433c; No. !
., SIC; No. . white, 38c. Barley, No. 3, |
450 SOC. Corn, 49c. Bran, $S@S.5O. |
Shorts, S9.759 1925. Ground feed, |
$19.50@20. Hay, IS.
Harry Thompson went into a saloon
at the corner of Twenty-sixth street and |
Fourteenth avenue south, where he had !
been employed as a bartender but had been !
discharged owing to some difficulty he had |
with the proprietor. Thompson went in |
for cleaning out the shop. He struck the
proprietor with a billiard cue, drew, &C
cordiug to The proprietor's statement, a
huge bowie knife, with which ne threat
ened to carve the whole family Ia mode.
He was elected but from the street he
SHE'D a beer key through the window. He
was afterwards arrested on a warrant.
Early yesterday morning fire broke
out in Woods restaurant in the basement
of Pauls' place, 205 Nicollet avenue, but
was eytinguished before serious damage
resulted to the building. Woods loss was
about $500 with $500 Insurance.
The basement IS also 0ccu-
pied by W. Fl. Young as barber shop, and
his stock and fixtures we're injured IN about
500 on which he had not cent of insur-
ance. The fire did not get into Paurs
place but the stock and fixtures of Paul
Sohmideman, the proprietor, were damaged
to the extent of $1,000 from water and
breakage. No insurance. The building,
owned by William Brakeman was damaged
to the extent of about $3.50, fully covered
by insurance.
Yesterday VIM. Fink was arrested at the
instance of his tenant charging him with
having taken certain doors from the house,
exposing the family of the tenant to the
rigors of the weather. It seems that the
house, which is near the corner of Wash
ington and Tenth avenues south, is a dou-
bic tenement, and Fink occupies one por-
ton while the complaining witness the
other. Some trouble arose from compli-
cations about rents and the tenant was or
dered out. His rent was paid up to Mon
day night, and he agreed to move out so
soon thereafter as he could get house.
On Monday Fink took off the doors and