Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-17
MINNEAPOLIS GLoB&LETs.

E.9memDer the DemOcraLIc cducUseo'
Elyanlee was repeated at the Opera
house last night.
The Sixth Ward caucus will be held on
Monday evening.
Good lunches and meals at all hours at
the Boston restaurant.
The Comique restaurant e1cels for late
suppers. Open all night.
Rory OMore will be presented at the
Opera house this evening in honor of st.
Patrick.l
The only marriage license issued yester-
day was to August Hyelinkrantz and Saple
Nordholm.
The artist from Chicago who is to do
the bronze and silver work in the Opera
house decoration, has arrived.
Gustav Getzloff and Edwin Wright had
a fight. They were arrested and will be
tried before his honor this afternoon.
Work on the intake pipe is progressing
finely. and Col. Glenn is now confident
Of having it laid before the ice breaks up.
4 special meeting of the board Of edu-
cation viii be held this afternoon to dis
cuss the school matters in the newly &C.
CURED territory.
Flour 9,S79 barrels, wheat 1856 bushels,
oats 500 bushels, mill stuff 299 tons, coal
IA tons, wood 80 cords, lumber 100000
Feet, were the shipments yesterday.
Callender's colored minstrals gave very
good entertainment in the Academy last
evening. The engagement will be closed
this evening, including a matinee this after
noon.
4 number of physicians and business
men have planned to circulate petition
for the pardon of DR.. Woodling in the
event he is found guilty upon the next
trial.
Oliver Lytle, who is under arrest charged
with committing an assault and battery,
had his case continued in the municipal
court yesterday until next wednesday
NOR ming.
Judge Cooley is seriously i'll, having
been accidentally poisoned by eating
canned green corn. Instances of people
being poisoned by eating canned goods
are frequent.
The Minneapolis division Of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians will visit st. Paul in
full uniform this evening and participate
in grand street parade in honor of st
Patrick's day.
The week closes at the Comique tonight
with a grand entertainment by the entire
company. most of whom will remain ovel
and with the new arrivals make up stal
company for next week.
Receipts yesterday were: Flour 1,75(
barrels, wheat 41,5OO bushels, bar
lev 500 bushels, mill stuff Il tons, Goa
1,849 tons, wood 153 cords, lumber 150,O0t
feet, barrel stock 3 cars, hay 40 tons.
The Crusaders will produce the "Ticke
of Leave Man" at Turner hall this even
ing. The cast includes NJ. Gavin q
t'Bob Briefly" John Courtney as "Hawk
shaw" and Miss Mamie Sullivan as MAR!
Edwards
The inspection of grain at this poin
yesterday was as follows: Wheat-No.
hard Is cars. No. 2 hard 3 cars, No. L regu
lar Is cars, No. 2 regular Is cars, No. ) reg
ular 18 cars, condemned % cars. Tota
cars inspected, 80.
The plat of Monroe Brothers subdivi
sion, part of Herrick, Hamlin and Eaton
out lots, was filed at the court house yes
terday. 1t consists of 208 lots bounded b.
Thirty eighth and Fortieth streets, Bloom
ington and Cedar avenues.
1t is reported that County Attorne
Wooley offered to permit DR.. Woodlin
to plead guilty to simple assault. If thi
is true the doctors attorney must have
thousand per cent. more self confdenc
than any other attorney in the city.
The case of Alphonso Demeules, indicte
by the grand jury for the larceny of good
from Lyman Bros, was taken up and pl
on trial yesterday, before Judge Lochrel
Several witnesses were examined durin
the day. The trial will probably be col
cluded this morning.
This is st. Patrick's day, and it will
appropriately celebrated by the Crusader
society in the presentation of the old b
popular comedy 'Ticket-of-leave Man,"
Turner hall in the evening. The precee'
of the entertainment will be devoted
the Catholis school fund.
Last week, as mentioned in the GLoB
a Chris. Schyall was arrested and broug
before Judge Cooley at the instance of
young girl named Carrie Homel, wi
charged him with bastardy. continr
ance of the preliminary examination W
secured by the defendant, who was a
nitted to $500 bail. The examinatit