St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-09
SAINT PAUL.
PICk-Mr.-UPS.

tne insane asylum at RuChSStCi.
The children OF Mount Zion congregation
will give concert at Standard hall tonight.
The Lutteman sextette were the guests of
the Valhaila club sunday, and favored the
club with an impromptu concert
Sol Smith Russell will appear at the New
market 10 morrow evening in "A Poor Rela-
tiou,'' the last play written by Dion Bouci-
cault.
The commission of ". II. Hopson, OF ST.
Paul, as government slorekeeper, has been
revoked. He has not been on duty since last
spring.
The new company opening at the olympic
last evening drew a packed house, and The
various specially hunters we're roundly ap-
plauded.
Messrs. Moss 4 Loeb, dry goods merchants
at 1868 East Seventh street, have made an
as ignment 10 Julius Kesser for the benefit
OF creditors.
William Rich. of Marshall Mimi. member
of the Republican state central committee,
and j. d. Boyd, representaliveelect from
Nest Duluth, were callers at the capitol yes
terday.
Daniel O'Connor. of Pennington, has been
commissioned as government storekeeper.
He Will be assigned 10 duty at Minneapolis
about Jan l. or when the distilery there is
pull in operation.
THE Twelve Temptations" revived on a
most sIupendous scale after lapse of many
years, will be presented at the Newmarket
for four nights and Saturday matinee. COM
meneing Thursday evening.
The celebration OF Hanokah, or the dedica-
ton of the temple by Judas Maccabaus, was
begun i'll Jewish circles Sunday. The OBJ
servance of the occurrence will be celebrated
with services for eight days.
An open meeting and social will be given
tomorrow eve'-ng by Division No ., A. o.
H., at their Ban, TO which all members of The
order are invited. A concert and dance VIII
form part of the entertainment.
The Loyal Legion of the United States.
eommandery of the state of Minnesota,
meets This evening at the Hotel Ryan at $50.
a paper will lie read by Lieutenant General
Phillips, entitled The Lake Erie Raid of
] 64.'
The receipts OF the state university for the
past month, according 10 report filed yester-
day with the state auditor, amounted TO S.
179.4S, OF which amount $500 was aprro-
priated by The United STATES treasury for the
support of the university.
Judge Cornish began his duties on the dis
trict court bench yesterday by conducting the
examination OF candidates for admission to
the bar. He viii appoint q successor to HIM
self on the board of examiners before the ex-
animation concludes, which will be in q day
or TWO.
Sheriff Barncard, of Steele county, yester
day reported to The stale auditor that he had
conveyed 10 the state prison at Saltwater a
convict named henry Bloxom, convicted of
grand larceny and sentenced to one years
imprisonment voucher for S25 expenses
incurred was issued by the auditor.
The Minnesota Historical society held q
regular meeting last evening The secretary
lead the biennial report of the society to the
legislature, which showed the society to be
in very prosperous condition There had
been added since the last report in 1883,
1859 volumes, making the total number of
volumes in the library Al 49,
Reports were received yesterday by the
state auditor showing the expenses incurred
for maintaining during the past month The
state PRISON at Saltwater and the hospital for
the insane at ST. Peter. The expense of the
prison was Sl2,3%S.27, including permanent
improvements, while The insane asylum cost
$l5, b97.l2
The patrons and pupils of the French
school will give kiTmess at the corner of
Tenth and CEDAR streets beginning tonight
and lasting throughout the week. Supper
will be served at the low rate of 20 cents for
an excellent layout. Friday evening Prof.
Donald Downie Will deliver his popular lect-
ure on Napoleon ILL.,
a document of release and satisfaction of
mortgage given in 1886 by the Duluth Street
Railway company TO The Farmers Loan and
Trust Company of New York, was filed yes
teiday with TIE secretary of state. The
n a la
was $40 900 and $1,000 for each addition
al mile of track built after July !. 1876.
Royal Adelphia Conclaye No. Il3 elected
the following officers last Friday evening:
Past commander, G. f. Wilson; George Leis
ander was elected commander for third
term; wee commander, T. j. Carney: assist
ant commander W. a. Maxwell; secretary,
II. Ashley, treasurer, ". T. Bickel; collector,
i E. Nelson The conclave is in flourish
Ing condition, having about 200 members.
The assessments were confirmed yesterday
for constructing and laying wooden side
walks on fifteen streets; constructing q
Eewer on Hague avenue from Dale to Fisk;
Oh Fuller, from Mackubin TO Dale; on DaW
son, from Mendoza 10 Forest; grading alley
in block . of Paist's addition; grading
Cleveland avenue, from Summit to Ran
dolpL; county road from Langford avenue
TO Knapp street; paving Maria avenue, from
Bates avenue 10 East Seventh.
The supreme court yesterday heard the fol
lowing cases: oliver Crosley ct al, appel
lanis, VS.. Horn & DAM Co., respondents; ar
gLed and submitted. seth X. Homes ct al,
respondents, VS.. Reliance Wire Works Com
pany, appellants; argued and submitted.
Lmil Barth, respondent. vs. John Horeys ct
al. appellants; submitted on briefs In re
appeal, " lillian o. Mulcahy, Matilda j.
O'brien ct al. (Marfeld claim appellants,
Us. William o. Mulcahy, respondent; same
TILE, appellant and respondent. Spalding
CLAIM; both cases argued and submitted.
The De Wolf Hopper Opera Boufe COM
pany, presenting Byrne & Kerker's sparkling
opera Castles i'll the Air with the merry
monarch Of The comic opera stage De Wolf
Hopper, together with remarkably strong
list of principals and large and powerful
chorus, composed mainly of handsome and
attractive young ladies, with tuneful voices.
will form the attraction at the Metropolitan
opera house for week in January. Castles
in the Air is one of the recent New York
successes, and is distinct departure from
the slilIed lines so common NOWADAYS in
comic opera. Mr.. HOpper's company is
quoted as being one of the largest and most
complete now travelling The production of
"Castles in the Air. is said TO be mosI elab-
crate one, and technically the same as used
during the comedians long and brilliant en-
gagement of lOi nights at the Broadway
theater, New York city, last spring. The cast
includes Thomas @. Seabrooke. Della Fox,
Anna O'Keefe and other well known favor
ties.