St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-01

for ''Erminie." which is to be given next
week by the Wilbur Opera company.
The boqrd of public works passed western
day in figuring out assessments upon prop.
erty along the line of proposed improye-
ments.
The second annual ball of the st. Paul and
Minneapolis Pressmans Union No. IA will
be given at the Turner hall on Saturday
evening.
William Wallace, arrested on charge OF
timber trespassing. was discharged at the
hearing yesterday before Commissioner j. j.
McCaffertv.
There will be meeting this afternoon at
O'Clock of the Old Soldiers Relief and Aid
society in the hail corner of Fifth and
Wabasha streets.
Internal Revenue Agent D. D. Spauding.
of Washington d. c., is making the regular
quarterly inspection of the internal revenue
collectors Office.
There was an information Of insanity made
with reference to q Mrs. Kersh yesterday in
the probate court. The county physician
was notified to investigate the matter.
Nothing new developed in the tailors'
strike yesterday. Sandal submitted a scale
of prices which his men were in favor of ac-
cepting, but the union by vote rejected.
The engagement of r. d. Mclean and
Marie Prescott will commence this evening
at the Newmarket CAS- You Like it, will be
produced. with X. d. Mclean as Jaques and
Marie Prescott as Rosalind.
The Social Evening Club will give May
festival dance Friday evening, May 3 al
Garfield hall, $50 East Seventh street. Hill
yards orchestra will furnish the music A
general good time is anticipated.
mo information concerning the mysteri GUS
suicide of Tuesday night had been gleane
by the police up to last night. II is probable
the case will never be cleared up unless the
body should be found down stream and
identified.
Amorlgage for 100000 was yesterday
filed in the register OF deeds office, given by
p. I. Kayanagh and wife 10 the Northwest
Mutual Life Insurance company on their
building, corner of Sixth and Wabasha
streets.
Max Wilson, James Manning and Fred
Williams were arrested last night upon sus-
piciop of stealing a canvas valise which
they were trying to SELL The vaiise is new
and has Il cost mark X pasted on the
bottom.
Col. Bobletef yesterday appointed E. J.
Porter, of Duluth, as commissary of sub.
sistence of Second infantry, n. G.. s. NJ,
vice Lieut. Sporting, resigned. f. j. Porter
was formerly second lieutenant of Com
pany X
Officer Gaming last night arrested Stephen
Hendy and II. E. Esklund upon suspicion OF
stealing box of cigars from the Vienna
restaurant, Jackson near Ninth street. Esk-
lund claims that the arrest is a piece OF
spitework.
The tin, sheet iron and cornice workers
union met last night and took in fifteen new
members 1t was reported that the Scribner-
Libbey company and Wolerstoff Moritz
Co. were the only firms which had agreed to
the niuehour day.
The Minnesota State Poultry association
will hold its next show in Minneapolis, be-
ginning Feb. ., 1891. The newly.elected
officers are; W. A. Gates, president; G.. ID.
Holden, vice president; Franklyn Benner,
secretary and Charles Miller, treasurer.
John Penman and John Bradford, two
well-known horsemen, arrived in st. Paul
yesterday with bunch of runners and trot-
ters. There are some very promising animals
in the lot, and they will be put to work at
Hamline in preparation for the coming turf
events
Lieut. Morgan last evening arrested man
giving the name of Thomas Williams, who is
elmer crazy or WIS crazy uIuuh. LIEUT..
Morgan found Williams at the corner OF
West Seventh and Western, and, assisted by
Special Officer Fisher, locked him up at the
central station.
DR.. c. e. Riggs. of this city, gives a banquet
at the Ryan this evening i'll honor of DR..
Landon Carter Graves, distinguished New
York physician. celebrated in the line OF
nervous diseases. Many Of the prominent
physicians of Wisconsin, Minnesota ana the
Dakotas will be present, and the gathering
Will De Il notable one.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Warren j. Harris and Emma A. Gates, Aug.
ust Lingren and Mary Larson, Herman Van
Horn and Alice M. Murphy, Howard Il.
Eachas and Hattie II. Good, Hermenegild
Schifferl and Hermiue Brelck Joe Tsehida
and Maria Konberger, Edward A. Poltien and
Louisa A. Wallrof, Charles Kirchof and Ida
Mirix
DR.. E. II. finland. late receiver of the
United States land Office at Tayiors Falls,
now of ST. Paul. reports that he sent q pack
age of III oney by the Adams Express com
pany to the Second National bank nj Paul,
The package contained S521.4s. When re-
ceiyed Mt the bank there was only S6.4S. II
is alleged the package was carelessy sealed.
The matter Is receiving the attention of the
United States authorities.
Seats for the second concert, to be given
next Sunday afternoon, are now on sale al
the box Office at the Harris theater. The
is to be especially fine, and the
fact that is to include the music of Gold
marks great production of the ''Queen of
Sheba" will draw nearly all who heard il
last March. These concerts have won The
st. Paul mus ical public completely, and the
stage settings and general arrangements OF
the house are in harmony with the superb
music rendered by this magnificent on
chestra.