Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-15
711NNEAPoLIs GLoBELErs.

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For & good lunch or meal at any hour
fry the Boston restaurant.
Pine oysters in every style at the Co
mique restaurant. Late supPers specl-
atty.
The anniversary of the Church OF
Christ was appropriately celebrated last
evening.
Raw. D. Morgan, of st. Paul, will lecture
on Reform and Reformers," at Harrison
hall tomorrow evening.
A meeting of the board of water COM
-2issioners will be held in the mayors OF
zee tomorrow afternoon.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
10 John H. La Vague and Z. Virginia Da-
Wis, Jacob J. Janeway and Kate BALDWIN.
The police took charge of a Fourth ave
nus servant girl who threatened to XIII
herself yesterday. She is probably crazy
The Irish societies will meet in Cathollc
Association hall this evening to settle the
matter of a St. Patrick's Day celebration.
At the mills the flour quotations are:
Iatents, S6.40a6.SO; straights, $5.5o@
GO. lower grades, $2.25G3.25 per barrel
~4a Second Congregational church has
arranged a fellowship meeting. to be held
PHI dsv Saturday. Feb. II, in the school
hou5. at Minnehaha.
-ocial meeting of the Grocer's socie-
twin be held over the Security bank to-
morrow evening. At the conclusion of the
festivities new board of officers Will be
elected.
A General meeting Of the Catholic soci-
ellie, Of Minneapolis Will be held in Catho-
lie Association hall this evening to perfect
9 programme Cor the celebration OF 81
PaticEs day.
"undine" drew two good audiences to
tbs opera house yesterday. The play,
though N some respects similar to the
~Wa-te Crook" Is far superior both IN
moral tone and beauty.
Tas following freight was shipped from
This point yesterday: Flour 11,495 barrels
wheat 5000 bushels, mill stuff 445 tons
lumber $4,000 feet, corn $50 bushels, coal
1872 tons, barrel stock cars.
Yesterday morning, q blacksmith named
Henry Leonard, employed in South Min
neapolis shop, had his left hand so badly
crushed beneath heavy plate of iron, that
partial amputation was necessary.
Stage manager Jas. Wheeler, of the
Theatre Comique is to be made the recipi-
ent of a grand testimonial benefit on the
evening of Wednesday, March Z. special
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preparation.
The special committee, appointed by the
CITY council, to secure better service from
the telephone company, will meet IN the
council chamber tomorrow afternoon.
All who have complaints to make are in
vited to be present.
Receipts yesterday were as follows:
Flour 1915 barrels, wheat 1880 bush
els. corn 1900 bushels, oats 700 bushels,
mill stuff 116 tons, wood 40 cords, coal
I,245 TONS barrel stock cars lumber 3d.
600 feet, hay 80 tons.
The inspection of grain at this point
yesterday was as follows: Wheat-No. 1
hard, A cars; No. hard, 8 cars; No.
l regular, sc cars; No. regular, 80
cars: No. regular, % cars; rejected, 4
cars; condemned, q cars.
j complaint was fled with the clerk of
the court yesterday in case entitled
Mary A. Brown VS.. J. H. Brown. 1t is pre-
sumable that it is an action for divorce,
although no facts could be learned, the
clerk laconicalIy stating that the papers
were "put away
The management of the Theater
Comique yesterday contracted with Harry
J. Myers for the production at that theater
of his drama "Our Colored Friend" for
one week commencing Monday, March D.
The play is now on the boards at Woods
theater, st. Paul, where it is scoring
great success.
Mr.. Chas. Robinson, ex-register of deeds
of Hennepin county, who has been assist,
ing his successor, retired from the Office
yesterday. Before his departure however,
the old clerks and employees who had served
under his reign, gathered around him and
presented the ex-chief with handsome
gold-headed cane.
Journal: At a special meeting of the
chamber of commerce to-day the commit
tee appointed at the last regular meeting
to investigate the complaints relative to
the Withholding the reports of railroad re-
ceipts and shipments, submitted a report
generating the secretary and mildly re-
proving the press. The report was prompt
ly laid out on the table in a parliamentary
way by a very decided majority.
On change yesterday the wheel turned
as follows. Quotations: Wheat-No. 1
hard, $L1115in B, Silly in A; No. 3 hard
$1O615; No. l regular, $1.0315 @1071a; No.
. 94t5c. Oats-Reiected 3O@33c; No. ,
39c; No . white 40c, Barley-No. 3 45@
SOC. Corn SOC. Bran $8@8.50. Shorts
$9.75Q1O.25. Ground feed $19.50@20.
Hay IS. Sales-1 car No. l hard wheat,
in A, $L111a; l car sample, $1.G3; cars
No. , hard, in store, $1.O8.
The following named gentlemen have
been selected to serve as park commits
sioners for the first year, provided the
park bill becomes law: Charles NJ. Lor-
ing, Henry 7. Welles, John S. Pillsbury,
Dorilus Morrison, o. G. Merriman, John
c. Oswald, A. G. Heugan, W. W. Eastman.
Geo. A. Bracket, Daniel Bassett, J. N.
Cross, A. G. Austin. 1t being believed that
there will be sufficient money for other
purposes, and leave 100000 for parks, the