St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-16
GLOBULES.


Efie Ellsler will play Camille" tonight at
| the Grand.
The regular council meeting will be held
this afternoon.
Five cases of contagious disease were re-
ported yesterday.
The Anti-Poverty society meets at Window
hall Sunday evening.
Health officer Kilvington yesterday shot
several glandered horses.
Prof r. L. Cummock gives q reading at the
First Baptist church this evening.
City Clerk Cornman complains that physi-
clans are direlict in reporting births.
Lea Tabor one of the jollest travelling
men who ever ran out of Milwaukee, is at
the West
j. f. Thwing will build five houses on
Eleventh avenue southeast at cost of
$4,000.
The Odd Fellows of st. Paul will be enter
tanned by st. Anthony lodge, Minneapolis,
this evening.
The sale of seats for the new aquatic
drama, Lost in New York" opens at the
Grand to-day.
Western avenue Democrats, did not meet
last night. The meeting will be held next
Thursday evening.
pany holds rehearsal tonight at Dyer
Bros hall, in the Syndicate block
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
NelS +. Anderson and Emma Jorgenson,
Frances G. Price and Anna l.. Howe.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Homeo-
pathic hospital met at Mrs. c. F. Bradley's,
6l4 Sixteenth street south, yesterday.
Willie Welch, Joseph lehman and Willie
Brennan, the boys who stole goods from
Dickinson's bazaar, were yesterday sent to the
reform school.
Mrs. Maish has been admitted as member
of the Association of EX- Union Prisoners of
War. She was confined in Castle Thunder
for a few days.
Among the guests at the West are Horace
+. Horton, Rochester: Robert G. Lidgunnel,
Chicago: Edmond j. Rodgers, New York !;
G. l.. Pullman, Chicago.
The Pence put on detective Sleuth" last
night for the remainder of the week. The
first performance was witnessed by a large
and pleased audience.
The rumor that an unknown man at
tempted TO outrage little Bertha. Amandson.
at the corner of Lake street and Cedar avenue,
Thursday night, has not been substantiated.
The council committee on rules met yes
terday afternoon and discussed at some
length the rules for the government of the
council recently adopted. The rules were
reported on favorably.
S. G. Cook. the owner Of the Lumber ex-
change will at once begin the construction
of al eighty-foot addition, the same height as
the present building. The new building will
probably cost in the neighborhood Of
100000.
Lea Wilson, Mabel Smith and Annie Mitch
ell the women arrested at 'McGregor's
landing the saloon pulled by Sergt.
Leonard Thursday night, were arraigned in
the municipal court yesterday and their cases
continued.
A post-mortem examination was held yes
terday morning over the remains of George
III. Blake, who dropped dead on Nicollet av-
enue near Thirty first street, Tuesday night
Of
was apopleXy.
The council committee on sewers yester
day morning recommended that proceedings
for a sewer on Twenty-frst avenue south, be-
tween Washington and Third street, be aban-
doned, at the request of a majority of the
property owners interested.
The council committee on streets, grades
and additions. yesterday recommended the
adoption of plats of Wolverton & Lewis ad-
dition; Smith & Howe's First addition, and
Roth's Encouragement of lots 6 and z, block
l. of Jones Encouragement of lot ], block
q, Regents addition.
At the last meeting of the Northeast I'M
provement association j. n. Brady was
elected president, Capt. j. w. George vice
president and ". w. Gullick secretary. The
association has declared itself i'll favor of
having Harrison street opened 100 feet wide
to Broadway. Conductors or else six tickets
for quarter are asked for On the Monroe
street cars.
IA Celebrated Case" ends Its short but
successful run tonight at the Peoples The
drama is one of the best works of D. Emery
and Corminis and the production is a mer-
itorious one. Miss Wellesley and Edwin
Barbour have done exceptionally well in the
characters of Adrienne and John Renaud
Mr.. Brown as Lazare has pleased we'll, and
the balance of the cast has done creditably
well. The scenery and stage settings have
added much TO increasing the patronage.
The programme for the Minnesota College
hospital has been completed by the directors.
The following are the graduates in the col
lege of medicine: George Hadden. George
Eitel, Charles o. Duplessis, Thompson G.
Heine John H. Long, Collie F. Stone, Charles
A. Smith, William A. Ring. Charles p Spots
wood Thomas j. Reid. The following in the
dental college passed the ordeal safely c..
d. Snow, A. n. Cheney, j. D. Jewett, c. l..
Sargent, A. Nj. Benson, II. G. Dampier, d. II.
Carpenter, G. G. Burnes.
Tt is authoritatively stated that when G. A.
Pillsbury Il Co., in October, turned over one
half of their barrel business to the Sixth
street shop, new contracts were entered into
for that firms patronage running until Nov.
l. the price remaining the same as now. The
old contract with the North Star shop expires
July l next, and the general superstition has
been that those in force at present were for
the same period. This presents new phase
to the local situation, as some of the shops
not now sharing in the Pillsbury work had
counted on the same being open for compe
tition in July and intended to make hard
fight for slice of it at that time.-NorthWest-
ern Miller.