St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-16
ST PAULIN sPLINrERs.

The spider and the Fly win be gwen at
The Harris al the usual saturday matinee to-
day.
The St Paul 4 Duluth general Offices viii
be removed % the new Pioneer Press oulld-
ing on Tuesday next
A. B. Clough. general freight and passen-
ger agent Of the s. PAUL Il Duluth, will re-
turn from Duluth this morning.
Under the auspices of the dramatic section
Of the Turn society Germanla the spafAlihg
comedy Postponed VIII be gwen SUNDAY
evening, Nov. II. 1889.
Dennis Murphy, lieutenant of night police.
is quite Se9Ously i'll and confined TO his
home. Sergeant SchWeitzer is in charge AT
the central station during his absence.
Reports of diphIheria were received at the
health Office yesterday from 1907 Ml-.nehaha
street and lI5 East Thirteenth street. scar
lei fever prevails at 67S Broadway street.
Charles Anderson, u street laborer OF South
St Paul, had his right leg broken yesterday
morning by a falling sewer emhan6ment. he
was brought u the city and taken 10 -.
JoSeph's hospital
II. Overbeck, proprietor Of a saloon at SO
Wabasha street, was thrown from his car
riage last night al the corner OF Ih!ru ana
Minnesota streets and considerably bruised
He was not seriously injured.
Peter COnley, a young man residing at lSI
Alabama street. on The West side. fell IN an
epileptic I'll last night al The Standard billiard
hall on jackson street, and was taken home
III the DUcaS street patrol wagon
PatrOlmln Leyde last night arrested a crook
named James Kelly for the larceny of lady $
pocketbook containing small sum OF money
from flock at the corner OF Nabasha ana
Seventh streets. Kelly is az eX-eonvlet from
Joliet.
The work of putting the fire alarm and
police wires underground In The central part
of the city viii probably he begun early next
week. The heavy insulated wires Tor the
purpose have been received by the Dorset
Conduit company.
Ge0rze W. Hall states that his barber shop
in the basement Of the Drake BLOCK on mira
street, was burglarized Of $40 early yeSter-
day morning. The money was taken from
the cash drawer. The matter has not DSen
reported TO the police.
The holder of Ticket No. 2629. given away
st the state fair was the fortunate winner or
the fine schumacher Portland cutter Iafiled
of last night al the Office Of j. II. Sehurmeier
Wagon company. The holder viii present
ticket at once and receive cutter.
Health Commissioner Hoyt has notified all
Zee dealers that they viii not be allowed To
cat ice for human consumption IN Plekerel
lake Niger lake or the Mississippi river.
The notification is il accordance with an
ordinance passed by the city council during
dog days.
A reception will be held at the new Indus
trial Home No. 2IO West Fifth street, >atur-
day afternoon from , 10 D. The ladies OF
the White Shall League will be pleased to
see their friends and all who are interested
in the work. Mrs. W. b. Ogden. Mrs NJ L.
saunders. Mrs DR.. WhitcOm6, committee
The matinee performance at the Newman
ket this afternoon opens with the gem COM
edy "A Mere Cipher" and will be followed
by Hubby in which Miss Vokes Is properly
said to excel herSel. Hermann will open
Monday evening instead OF tomorrow even
ing as announced, the pCstponemant having
been oecasioned by unexpected delay occur
ring to the company in New York
A sacred concert will be given by the Bos-
ton Ideal Opera company at the Newmarket
theater on sunday, week from tomorrow.
The operas TO be presented during the week
following are Lucia di Lammermoor,
''RigOlettO Norma. 'TrOVatore, Faust,
and possibly Der Freiscnutz," There will
Thanksgiving day. The company this sea-
son numbers TO persons, and its work is en-
tirely confined to grand opera.
the midday meeting to-day, held at III
East Third street. over the Northwestern
book house, will be led by C. \. Rule (eyan-
gelis0. Topic. SUNDAY school Lesson for
Tomorrow" All Interested in Sunday
school work. both male and female. are cor
daily invited to attend and participate in
exercises. The Bible readings by Mr.. Rule at
the above-n named rooms during the past week
have been exceedingly interesting: and an
Interesting and instructive exposition OF the
lesson may he anticipated to-day. Hour Of
meeting, II to 1 o'clock
The Northern Light left West Superior at I
q. m. yesterday. laden with %. 90 barrels of
-four. This is only 1900 barrels below the
maximum ever carried, and when elaborated
on seems vast amount. If loaded on train
ttwould make one train mile and a quarter
long, or six train loads of thirty-one cars
each. Navigation is about to close. The
Northern Wave left Buffalo the day before
yesterday, clearing MP the balance OF west
bound freight, and did the same at Cleveland
yesterday. She viii come straight up and
load for the return trip This will probably