St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-29
THE LOCAL STAGE OF LIFE.

Scarlet fever a 435 Fuller street.
There were ten births and seven deaths in
the city yesterday.
Charles Lang was committed to the Roch
ester insane asylum yesterday.
Twelve Temptations will occupy the
boards of the Newmarket next week.
Inspector of Contagious Diseases Link
went to Duluth with the Masons as one of
the escort of musicians.
The board of public works sold the Hushen
building, which had been condemned for
the opening OF Broadway.
Lee Yuen, alias All Jay, alias Weak Lung
was sent to Jail to await an investigation into
his mental condition by the probate court
blast night an unknown man fell off
freight train at jackson street crossing while
stealing a ride, and narrowly escaped DEATH
The Haverly- Cleveland MINISTRIES will pre-
sent an entirely new programme in songs and
specialties at the Newmarket, commencing
with this evening.
Three cases of diphtheria were reported to
the health department yesterday, on at $50
Smith avenue, one at 2S0 Ellen street. and
one at 253 Ramsey street.
Auditor Braden yesterday reported that
the Hennepin county personal property as
sessment for 1889 was S21, 243, $40. or a re-
duction of 81, 10, 044 upon that of last
year.
Col M. G. Connors, an extensive range
cattle owner, of Spearfsh, Oak, returned
from Chicago yesterday, where he has been
supervising the sale of a trainload of his
Montana steers.
Charles Lange, now undergoing a ninety
day Workhouse sentence for beating his wife
has got himself in the tolls with a vengeance
An order has been issued that he be examined
as to his sanity or the reverse. The examiu-
alton Will occur to-day.
narrow escape from q serious conf1agra-
ton was experienced at the old building
known as The Mansion house, on Eaton
avenue, West side, last evening The fire
was started by the careless handling of
matches. ana was eXtlnguished by the de-
partment after a short tussle
Yesterday horse became frightened while
his owner was in a barber shop getting
shaved and ran away, buggy attached. heller
SHELTER up Fourth street, dashing into vehicles
and telegraph poles and smashing a couple
of buggies. The horse was caught near
Seven corners.
The Newsboys' home will be rendered a
performance at the Harris theater tomorrow
afternoon, when a number of young society
ladies viii display their abilities in the drec-
uon OF aesthetic gymnastics. Miss Mae Muir
phy VIII sing portion of the role of Orpheus
III "Orpheus and Eurydicen The entertain
ment viii be both novel and interesting
Nerdi's grand opera III Trovatorer will be
produced this evening at Harris theater and
Saturday evening the j. W. Morrissev Eng
usn 1rano opera company will say farewell
w ~ t"h' Nc cOnpdny is admirably
equipped yocally for the presentation of the
opera. BY request 'Faust'' will be repeated
Saturday evening.
The mayor received letter from Washing.
ton City yesterday announcing that a party
of seventy-five of the most eminent men in
Central and South America will arrive at St
Pau az 8 O'Clock a. M, Oct. "a. The letter
1ntimates that an invitation to take carriage
ride to Fort Smelling, Minnehaha Falls, and
thence to Minneapolis, would not be declined
II rendered by the citizens of St. Paul to the
Central Americans