St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
Bank clearings Yesterday, $3.50, ~ 81.

Bank clearings yesterday, $3.50, 772.94.
Scarlet fever exists at 3O3 Ridgewood
avenue.
w. G. Calkins. prominent Illinois attor-
ney is registered at the West.
The council committee on claims met yes
terday and audited large number OF bills
Among the arrivals at the West are E. I.
Hopkins and Henett BOstack, of London,
Eng.
The Cadet, a lively little monthly paper,
has appeared, with Woodward " Higbee the
publishers.
Twelve cases Of measles and two cases Of
diphtheria were reported at the health office
yesterday.
F. d. Booth took out permit Yesterday to
erect twostory dwelling,at cost of ST. 200,
at 2112 lion avenue north.
The next regular meeting of the New York
association will meet at Curtlss hall Wednes
day evening, March Ia, at 8 o'clock sharp.
a. Price William, a somewhat noted col
ored orator, speaks at st. Peters church fair
Thursday evening on why 1 Am Free
Trader"
permit was issued yesterday to Thomas
Lowry to build three-story brick addition,
costing SIS, 900, to the stone building at No. 8
Main street south.
The detective firm of Quinlan & King has
been dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. King
retiring. He has not yet decided what bust
ness he will engage in.
drunken man made against Patrolman Fred
Malone by two morning papers are pro-
nounced false by witnesses.
Hon. Erastus Wiman has written the job
bers' association that he will make an adj
Canada" the evening of May 81.
Little Patrice, the coincidence who made
the hit at the Union Square theater, New
York. in the production of ''Three Wives to
one Husband is playing soubrette role in
"Lost in New York
Fife Ellsler drew another fair house at the
Grand opera house last night. Woman
Against Woman was the dill. Tonight
Laura Don's romantic comedy drama,
Egypt" will be present ~
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Richard Whittock and Clara Good,
Bernard Weis and Bertha Harskow, Lorenzo
and louisa Carlson, Frederick Lorens and
Edith L. Rohl. ~
The addition to the High school building is
now ready for occupancy. There are TWEEN
ty-two rooms in it, and 800 pupils can be ac-
commodated The addition will be de-
voted to the first and third year classes prin-
cipally, though the manual training shops
and the drawing rooms will be on the first
floor. ~
The Fourth ward aldermen have decided
to employ eighteen sprinklers at compen-
sation of So day for seven days in the week.
The teamsters will have to give bond for
the proper performance of the work, and
when any of them fail to perform their duties
as prescribed, they will be discharged, the
sprinklers to remain for the use of the ward
until fall.
The new aquatic melodrama, "Lost in New
York; will be presented at the Grand next
week Lost in New York. must not be con-
founded with any chestnut" 1t is new
play sui generis, one of the features being
boat race taking place on real water and real
shells being used by the participants A tug,
steamer. rowboats etc. help out the illusion.
Over 10000 gallons Of water are in the
''tank'' which covers the stage. The sale of
seats opens Friday.
IA Celebrated Case at the Peoples theater
is a leading trump this week in theatrical cir
Giles. where its success is now assured. Dra-
matically considered the drama is very
strong ana interesting one, and the comedy
bright. With the two principal features it
has attained SO far succession of large and
enthusiastic audiences. Miss Wellesley as
Adrienne and Edwin Barbour as Jean Re
maud add materially to presenting most
satisfactory production. The last perform
| ance of "a Celebrated Case will be given
Friday evening. The sale of seats tor the
| Crusaders entertainments commenced yes
terday and at noon all the boxes were taken,
and 800 of the choice seats for the evenings
! performance,