St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-19
SAINT PAUL.
CAUGHT AND CONDENSED.

st. Paul Elks Will visit the Minneapolis
lodge Oh the evening of the I'd prcx.
". j. shaw was yesterday granted his
naturalization papers by Judge Egan.
DR.. Vincent viii this afternoon, at o'clock,
in the High school. lecture on "Longfelow-'
The steamftters and helpers will meet at
Labor hall tomorrow evening to organize
union.
Richard kenna was yesterday adjndged in
sane. and ordered to be taken to Rochester
for treatment
The appeal of Dr. Blair from the decision
of the medical board will be heard by GOV.
Merriam today.
United States Bank Examiner Burch is
making his usual examination of st. Paul
national banks.
The board OF park commissioners meet in
regular session this evening in the office of
the city clerk at $3.50 O'Clock.
The receipts of the Second hospital for the
insane for October, as reported to the state
auditor, Amounted to $40 259.27.
Theodore Lukin, who recently became in
solvent, has filed schedules showing assets to
be Sl,1'S.30; liabilities, Sl,965.22.
Articles of association of the Bank of
Springfield, Brown county, were filed with
.
The expenses for the state public school
at Owatouna for October were: Current.
S2.O34.2O; cottage residents, S2,02l.23; build
ing Improvements, Sl.00l76.
The Brighton Starch Manufacturing com
pany has made an assignment to E. L. Nc
MILAN for the benefit of creditors. The as
sets will not exceed S2554
Two Indians were brought down from De
troir, Becker county, yesterday by deputy
United States marshal and lodged in the
Ramsey county Jail on charges OF selling
LIQUOR TO redskins.
The Carleton Opera company will sing
'-Nauon' tonight and Saturday matinee at
the Metropolitan. The Gondoliers'' viii be
presented one time only. tomorrow evening.
and "In1igo'' viii be repeated Saturday
night.
The regular monthly meeting of the St.
Paul Academy of Science will be held at the
high school Guiding at o'clock this even
ing. DR. Fulton will read a paper on Re
lationship of Hygiene and Political Econ
omy.
At last nights meeting of the walters
union a roster of the restaurants employing
union men was prepared for the LABOR Bull
letin. The committee reported that the
union ball had been successful in every feat
ure, over 800 people attending it.
Barney Lewis. hailing from St. Louis, was
arrested yesterday afternoon on a warrant
charging MIN with having swindled Charles
Rossberg out of $40 by means Of the film
liam. or short change trick Lewis put up
$50 bail, and the case Will be tried today.
The Burglar will be the attraction at the
Grand next week. The title role will be
played by A. :. Iipman, who has appeared
in the part so long that he and Burglar Bill
Lewis seem almost inseparable. Mr. Lipman
was member of the old Peoples stock COM
pany IN this city.
\ French fair, for the benefit of st. Louis
school, viii be opened today in the market
hall. Luncheons at popular prices viii be
served. 4 lot on the West side is to be one
Of the features Of the fair. The fair Will be
continued over tomorrow and Saturday. and
i in charge Of the ladies of the st. Louis con-
gregation.
Although not yet three months old,
''Incog," the comedy in which Charles Dick
son is starring. and which opens at the
metropolitan theater Sunday evening has
won Tor Itself the distinction of the comedy
success of the season, if not of the decade.
1t was written by Mrs. Romualdo Pacheco,
wife of ex-Gov. Pacheco, of California, who
Is now United States minister to Central
America
The members of the Rice Street Building
society have elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: Joseph NJ. Pottgieser pres
ldont; George Michel vice president: Julius
Schneider. treasurer; E. r. Bryant, secretary.
and o. f. Holman, attorney; directors, Ru-
dOIph NOlmeT, Feter Haupers Herman lbs.
y. Stadlfeld. August Gundlach, Franklin
Young, Charles E. Pierce, George Gerlach,
Isaac Morrisette and Jose ph Moshofsky.