Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-05
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TO-DAY's WEATHER.
uA2Y GAOBULEs.

Mascot" at the matinee to-day.
The receipts at the Opera house last
n.ght amounted to nearly $1,000.
There is heavy escape of gas from the
street main between st. Peter treet and
Rice park.
Lizzie Cummings was examined for in
sanity at the probate court yesterday and
or Tered committed.
With the exception of a few intoxicated
shu. ups The city hall was a very quiet To-
caiity last night.
The clerks of the supreme and district
courts were full of business yesterday in
filing out pension papers.
The members of the street and sewer
force were paid their November salaries
yesterday, amounting to $4,000
Fred Richert, of Washington county,
reported at city hall yesterday the loss of
3 valuable buffalo coat, stolen from his
premises.
Judge Wilkin opened court Yesterday,
but there being no business to be heard
adjourned the same TO Wednesday, Deem
Der II.
The late Christopher StahImann was a
member of the Minnesota legislature and
the state house flag was placed at half
mast yesterday.
The case of j. D. Lyle and others,
against the Northern Pacific Railway COM
pany, has been transferred to the United
States circuit court.
The Boston Ideal Opera orchestra will
give grand concert Sunday after noon a
Turner hall for the benefit of s. Fried
mann, the celebrated German comedian,
who lost his leg and is now cripple.
The condition of the unfortunate girl
Ellen Kelly was reported improved yester-
day. the sensational rumors Of an unreli-
able morning paper to the contrary not
withsuanding.
Mr.. W. P. Walsh, residing near elevator
''B," reported at city hall yesterday after
noon that his seven year-old boy had
wandered away from home and his parents
are very anxious about him.
An imposing procession of ten wagons,
loaded with stone, hauling from the exca-
vaflons going on on the corner of Waba-
shaw and Ninth streets passed down the
latter street early yesterday afternoon.
Capt. John Mckay, the gallant com
mander of the steamer Manistee, which
went down in Lake Superior a few days
ago, was an intimate friend and early
classmate OF Maj. John Dodge, head clerk
at the Merchants hotel.
There was grand rush of pensionerssto
the Offices of the clerks of the supreme and
the district court yesterday to get their
papers in readiness for sending on to
Washington for their quarterly bounties
from The government.
The W. G. T. U. will hold their regular
meeting in the Y. M. G. A. rooms. at 3
O'Clock next Thursday afternoon. The
first half hour Will be devoted to q
mothers duties in regaad to Temperance.
All ladies are earnestly invited to be pres
emf.
There was large amount of hay wa it
ing buyers in the market yesterday at
SO so to $40 per ton, and at p. m. there
were from thirty to forty loads unsold,
which it looked as though the owners would
have to draw home. In fact hay was
drug in the market.
The freaks of a strange man riding furi
ously on black horse, who twice rode
over the Wabashaw street bridge to this
city from West st. Paul, on Monday even
ing, aud told police officers on the bridge
that he was after a doctor to sattend to
his drowned brother" are still subject
Of mystery.