St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-05
Notes About Town.

The Gilmore concert at the Grand next
Sunday night will probably have the
largest audience that has ever assembled
under the roof of this play house. People
appear to be going mad over it. Those
who will attend are the best people in the
city. The Grand has never held as fine an
audience as it will on this occasion. Seats
were put on sale yesterday at a. M, and
went off with rush. Quite number col
lected around the boX-offce as early as
O'Clock, and at there was a line from
the entrance to the box office window.
Manager Chambers was kept quite busy for
over an hour. One man alone bought
twenty tickets. some ten. others eight, six
four and so On. BY evening every seat in
the dress circle had been taken except
about seventy-five. and a large number in
the parquet. The first four rows in the
gallery are reserved. number OF which
have been taken. BY Saturday evening
every reserved seat will probably have
been sold.
Prof Y. g. Curtiss. superintendent of
the public schools, is in receipt OF letter
from the professor of natural science in the
schools at Whitewater, stating that they
have Leo LcSquereauX in jail there, and
wants to know if they wanted him here
after they get through with him. He asked
MI. Curtiss to let him know whether he
defrauded anybody here out Of any money
or not AS vet he has not answered the
letter. as he has been unable to learn of any
person that LesquereauX beat. While here
he gave the professor three fossils, and
Judge Murdoch fully hundred. All who
met him while he was here say that he is
10 fool.
The steamer Evansville returned from
Dubuque last evening and the Graves will
return this morning, both to lay up for the
winter. The Bronson took raft from La
Crosse to Burlington yesterday. This is
her last trip. The Isaac Staples will be up
on Friday and lay up for the winter.
There have been one or more surprise
parties in town every night this week. The
one at Mr.. T. Wilman's on Wednesday
evening made three on that evening, with
several precincts to hear from. We know
Of one tonight. and the Lord only knows
how many others there will be.
Democrats here are iubilant over the
victories in New York and other states. All
day yesterday they were beaming ali over
with smiles. Those who came here from
Virginia are happy over the downing of
Malone. There was little betting here on
the election.
Yesterday Edward Stack and Miss Emma
MCGEE were married in st. Michaers
church by Rev. Father Murphy. The we'd
ding chimes were rung. The bridesmaid
was Miss Julia Burns and the groomSman
Mr.. Thomas Nolan.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. F. Whitman
was given surprise party by fifty or sixty
friends, both married and single. Card
playing was the feature of the evening.
Refreshments were served, and all report
tip-top time.
Mrs. j. B. Sturtevant was surprised by a
large number of lady friends at their resi-
dence on Second street yesterday They
took edibles with them and renamed till
evening, spending the time very pleasantly.
Yesterday George johnson was up for
drunkenness and fined So and costs. which
he paid. John Lindahl, for the same of
tense. was fined SO and costs. He had no
money and was committed.
Yesterday Charles Smith, a clerk in
Louis Aldenberg'S store, fell from a step
ladder into a show case, cutting a cash six
inches in length in his right hip.
Yesterday in the probate court W. H.
Harrington was appointed guardian for his
minor child, Jesse B. Harrington. Bond
$500.
A supper viii be given in the vacant
room opposite the poStotfice this evening by
the ladies of the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Apman, who was so badly injured
in runaway some weeks ago, is able to
walk about the house.
Messrs. W. G. CLARK. Burt Fuller and
W. c. Masterman are off on hunt down
the river.
There was very pleasant tea party at
the residence of Mrs. 7. II. Warren last
evening.
Mr.. Abe Rohrback, who has been laid up
with a sprained ankle is able to be out
again.
The office of the st. Croix Lumber COM
pany has been moved to Dr.. Pratt's build
ing.
The logging firm of Cowan 6 Co. has
been dissolved. Capt. S. l.. Cowan retiring.
John W. Cover is home from Arizona on
ten days visit.
Eugene Jellison, who has been quite sick.
is able 10 be up.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. j. B. Sturde-
want was surprised by large number of