St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-23
GLOHU U. KS.

Several new Gases of diphtheria were re-
Sorted yesterday.
The soda motors will begin running regu-
larry in few days.
Ofscer Hall 10 filing the place in the munich
pal court made vacant by the suspension of
Ssrgt. Seaton.
The St. Anthony Juvenile society will cele-
brate their second anniversary, Oct. 49, at
East side Turner hall.
The wonder child, aged three years. who is
able to read will be the feature for the COM
ing week 1T the dime museum.
Oct. 81, Michael DSvitt will lecture in Min
neapolis Tas proceeds are FOR the beneht OF
the evicted tenants in ireland.
The resiaeuce Of Peter q. Williams, 1908
Thirteenth avenue south, was entered by
burglars Wednesday night, but nothing OF
value was removed.
The hollow silver dollar, containing minia-
turs of Thomas Iewry's soa. stolen from MIR.
Lewry's residence, Sept. 22. was recovered in
st. Paul by Detective Hoy. 1t had been
pawned by the taief
Saisbury's Trouoadours were greeted by
larre audience again laat evcRins, and gave q
highly creditabls performance. There will be
4 mattaee this afternoon. Ths farewell per-
torrance will be given tonight
NJ L. Quinn will begin ais course of lee
lures before the Musical association OF Geth-
ssmens church Saturday evening, Oct. 90, in
the guild room. Subject Of hrst lecture, 1.-THE
Music Of tho Egyptians and Greeks"
Tho Eject Of the Association OF Reys with
Hardened Criminals in Jails" will be the
subject of address by Rev. II. II. Hart,
secretary Of the board Of charities and cor
reosion, At Plymouth church at 1880 this
morning.
Marriage Licenses were issued yesterday to
Andrew Katuscak and Mary Noyotny, Martin
Nackey and Eiea Mcclure, James l.. Miller
and Nsttie NJ. Strunk, William Peters and
Masg,s Olson, G. Fl. Schwarm and Tina
Schwaub, ]. Il. Arohenbsck and Anna j.
Mueller.
In the district court yesterday, tbs case OF
Ruth W. Briags against Charles Ripley, to
quiet title to property on the corner VI " ASA
ingtoR avenue south and Fourteenth street,
was tried, and the jurF returned verdict
finding that tas plaiati6 was entitled to pos
session and ownership, but that she must pay
the defendant $13.sS6, the value Of improve
msnts he had made upon it.
A big crowd Of people patrontZed the
French fair last night at the Washingto on
rink. The feature Of the evening was sack
race, which Was wen by Matt Charlton,
cripple, with Pierrs Jasmine second. The
roller skate contest, one mile, was warmly
disputed bstwsen the ten contestants, but
was finally won by Louis Laramse, with Ma
poleea Campbell second.
Keller, who heads the combination that
comes to the Grand opera on Monday, gives
the nost remarkable exhibition of psychic
phenomena ever presented in America. He
himself is q striking Illustration of what per-
sistent will force can accomplish. He has
creatsd q new departure In the world Of
amusements. Starting on the basis Of the
old-time mysteries Of neoromancy, he has
builded bit by bit a line of business that is
startling in it's brilliant originality and weird
fascination. To describe just what Keller
does would take q full column Of this paper.
II xala md
| in such rapid succession that the mind is left
| in q maze of wondermsnt. Keller will give
| here this week the greatest entertainment
| ever seen In Minneapolis.
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