St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-10
SAINT PAUL.
'TwIXT DROPS OF RAIN.

huaC 40 you KNOW ABOUT FeOeral CltyZ
Scarlet fever is reported at 800 Fort street
r. L. Lee and wife arrived from Milton, n.
d.. Thursday morning.
The Smith Glover land contest case is still
on trial in Judge Kelly's court.
THE Jewish Citizen will be discoursed at
3:3O this evening at the Temple.
s. S. Parr, superintendent of city schools at
st. Cloud, called upon State Superintendent
Kiehle yesterday.
In the cause of Elizabeth c. Hoover against
Charles A. Bowles. ct al, Judge Otis ordered
judgment for the defendants
John NJ. Smith, the telegraph operator who
pulled a gun on Officer Mullaney Wednesday
night was fined $40 yesterday.
Mrs. Sidney Harper. of Ashland avenue,
left Thursday to visit her sister, Mrs. Ralph
II. Wellington, of Tacoma, Wash.
The action Of William T. Peel against
Cyrus B. ThuIston, to reform deed is still
engaging the attention of Judge Otis.
CIV. Youngman has appealed from the or
der of the probate court admitting the will of
The late Edward Langevin to probate.
In about week Gen. Ruger will depart for
his new station at san Francisco orders to
that effect having been received from Wash
1ngton yesterday.
The st. Paul Football club will meet this
evening at the Windsor hotel at S o'clock for
the purpose of organization. The prospects
for good club are excellent.
The officers of the St Paul Press club yes
terday leased a suite of club rooms in the
Lift Grand Opera block. The club rooms
will be furnished at once and opened by
May1.
The fiftieth birthday of Vaclav Picha will
be celebrated Saturday evening by his nu
merous friends in a social party al c. s. P. S
hall, corner of West Seventh and Western
avenue.
Cen. Ord Post No. 20, G. A. r., will hold a
regular meeting tonight in their hall. oppo-
site postoffice. Col. Albert Scheffer and 9TH
ers are expected to be present Comrades
are invited
Paul Martin has disposed of his West side
opera house and other real estate for S293 00O
The Paul Martin Land company. corpora
non composed of Martin and Hendrickson, is
the purchaser.
Miss Mary C. Thomson will give a demon
Stration lesson for baking breakfast mullins,
corn cakes, etc at the rooms of the Young
Women.s Friendly association, 20 East Sew
enth street. to-day, from L. m. to p. m.
Katie Comfy and Mary Lyden, laundresses
ut the Hotel Ryan, had an alteration the
other day, and the revengeful Katie after
wards cut one of Mary's dresses into small
pieces. She paid $40 fine for the offense
yesterday.
ST. Louis County Investment Company of
Duluth, incorporated with capital stock of
$4,000. The incorporates are A. Snyder,
levi y. Willnuts, Andrew j. Taylor. w W.
Sanford. David j. Sinclair. Emma r. Mather,
all OF Duluth.
A notice has been issued in the case of Ed
win II. HOlcombe and Henry L. Williams
against William j. Godfrey to the effect that
motion viii be made at special term next
Saturday to strike out certain portions of the
answer of Godfrey.
The first of the series of lectures given I'M
der the auspices of the lady students of the
high school will be given by DR.. Stone on the
subject of 1.-THE Health of Our Girls this
afternoon at 5, in the high school hall
An admission fee of twenty-five cents will be
charged
John Patterson recovered a verdict against
the city OF st. Paul in Judge Cornishs court
yesterday for $10.35 on account of services
ns, baillff in the municipal court Patterson
was relieved from police duty, and brought
an action for over two months pay from the
lime OF his dismissal.
Tomorrow evening the West Side Turn
VERNE will dedicate its new handsome flag,
which has been very artisticalIy made bv
Hugo Mueller, 191 East Seventh street. The
programme consists of gymnastic exercises
bnd concert. to be concluded with a grand
BAL. Supper will be served by ladies of the
society.
Articles of incorporation were filed yester-
day with the secretary of state by the Equit-
able Maturity Bond Company of Minneapo-
lis. with capital stock of $4,000. The incor-
porators are A. ". Armitage, George Dick
son; W. NJ. Mcdonald, j. f. McElroy, Fred
q. Mitchell, of Minneapolis, and Trafford n.
Jayne, of st. Paul.
Judge Kerr has filed an order in the cause
OF Christian ]. Skytte against Ole S. Kielset
Mary d. Forepaugh ct al, granting the mo-
lion to set aside the alleged service of the
summons in the case, and the sale of the
property in the proceedings in so far as the
FOrepaugh interest is concerned, and vacat-
sing and annuliing the sale.
Messrs jefferson ana Taylor have spared
no expense in making the great aquatic
Spectacle "a Dark Secret" which will be
presented at the Grand opera house Sunday
April II. A number of improvements have
been made since it was last seen here, includ-
Eng the new Henley regatta scene On a river
of real water, and the popular oarsman
George HOsmer, in the winning shell.
The sale of seats for Marie Wainright's en-
gagement at the Metropolitan opera house
opened briskly yesterday and there is every
indication that this charming actress will
meet with the liberal encouragement she so
well deserves. Twelfth Night will be the
Dnly piece played and Miss Wainwright's ap-
Rarances are limited to Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings. Her exquisite
production of this comedy will be seen to
great advantage on the spacious stage of the
Metropolitan.
Manager Scott, of the Metropolitan, an
hounces that he has arranged for one more
performance OF THE Crystal Slipper, which
will be given on Sunday evening next. This
viii be positively the final performance of
the great spectacle given in st. Paul. The
company goes from here 10 Duluth, where it
will play three nights. 1t is said the sale of
seats opened there yesterday morning at 0
O'Clock, and before last night the entire
house was sold out. AT the expiration of
the present tour, which viii last but three
weeks longer, the company will return to
Chicago and begin Tehearsals for next sum-
pers Chicago opera house extravaganza,
This will be the fifth year OF those noted
pieces nj the Chicago Opera house