St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-23
NoIcs About Town.

For some reason the pdrquet seats IN the
opera house are the last 10 be taken and Ia
dies are seldom seen in them. Have you ever
noticed this? often when u first-class show
appears and the dress circle and gallery IS
filed few seats iu the pdrquet are taken, es-
pecialiy by the ladies. Look st last night, Tor
instance. In many citIcS the parQueJ Seets
are considered the best.
The Main street and Second street steps
were covered with ice from the top to the
bottom all day Sunday and till late yesterday
morning, endangering the limbs Of many
persons who use them. This should not be
allowed again. Several parties slipped, but
40 accidents are reported.
Mrs. d. X. Doe will entertained the North
Hill Progressive Euchre club on Thursday
evening, aud Mrs. r. u. Netzer the Afternoon
club the same evening. On Friday evening
the South Hin Progressive Euchre club Will
meet with Mrs. William Sawyer.
81. Paul was represented here yesterday
by Mcssrs. ID. J. Hanna, j. kingwald, II. il.
Parsons, Sam judd, Utley Il. Curtis. Mime
apois by l.. b. Walker, 7. b. Walker, Il. j.
Vol l.. SUMMER, G. f. GetZ, n. Il. Cubs,
Leon e. Walker and b. +. Pinkney.
Westinghouse birthday was celebrated here
by the closing of the county and city Offices,
the schools banks, pOstolfice and some bust
Yfess houses; also ''The Mighty Dollar" the
masquerade OF the M5Gnnerchor ana several
social gatherings.
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''The Mighty Dollar" last night to one of the
largest and most fashionable audiences that
ever assembled in the Grand opera house.
aud gave entire satisfaction, as they always
do mere.
The celebrated Nike Wilkes controversy &C.
cuped the attention of the district court yes
ttrday. Six or eight witnesses were eN-
amiued. The case viii probably be finished
to-day.
The president of the city council has ap-
pointed Aid Burke, Burns and Shaver Il spe-
cial committee to investigate the matter Of
street opening in this city.
The next show booked for the Grand will
he Murry Murphy in Our irish Visitors"
March goth. Annie Pixly will appear April
Sd.
The rehearsals of the Crusaders Dramatic
society for Rory o Moore on the evening of
ST. Patriclss day. are progressing nicely.
No municipal court yesterday, the day be-
ing Washington's birthday. One boy up for
drunkenness win be tried this morning.
Shirley Clark and Johnson celebrated
Washngtou's birthday by coming home from
school at Mortified.
There were Ais convicts in the prison Jan
JSt. TO 425 yesterday. On San. LIST 1854 there
were not over 400.
Nr }. Stnson returned yesterday from a
ten Layss visit TO his old home at Milwaukee
ana reports good lime.
Misses Mamie Macl,ey ana Tile Sinclair re-
turned yesterday from an extended visit to
White Birch.
Prank 8. Peterson and Miss Hannah Swan
son were married on Sunday 10y Rev. A. r.
T0ruell.
Sir. James Gribble, his wife and children
have recovered from their recent illness.
Harry Aioorhcad returned yesterday from
an extended "trip through Wisconsin.
M. ). 3. blanchard Of Moorhead spent
Wnshingtor's birthday in Saltwater.
Dr. Van Waters celebrated Washington's
birthday by cleaning his cistCrn.
Mr.. +. N. McConley Of Sand Creek was in
the city yesterday.
Charley HIalloy left yesterday for St. Paul
To attend school.
Mir. Al. Erlanson was at Osceola yesterday
On business.
Jesse EadIey is very sick at the Pitmar
house.
Louis Albenbcrg leaves FOR the East next
week.
Mrs. P. II. Long is visiting friends at st.
Paul.
Nearly every girl in Saltwater has toque
Ed Heppner is back from Germany.