St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-07
SAINT PAUL.
MATTERS OF MONDAY.
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What do you know about Federal City?
Chief Grain Inspector Clausen left yester-
day for Duluth on business of his depart
nient.
new trial has been refused by Judge Otis
In the cause of Z. W. Peet against f. G. Sher
wood ct al.
Scarlet fever at $50 Mackubin street and
aiphtheria at 423 East Ninth. sol Atwater and
Minnesota Transfer.
The action for divorce brought by Joseph
Savart against Winnie Savart has been dis
missed for want of prosecute on.
The funeral of the wife of Hon. Judge
Mitchell. of the supreme court, will take
place al Winona this afternoon at ,.
q The school year closing next Friday, the
examinations OF the graduating classes will
be held Thursday and Friday in the various
schools.
The board of public works yesterday com
pleted the assessment for opening Third
street from White Bear avenue o the east
city limits.
The plasterers union had a full meeting
last night Three new members were ini-
tiated, and applications from seven others
were received.
The John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance
Company. of Boston, having complied with
the laws of the state. yesterday received from
the insurance commissioner license to
transact business.
State Treasurer Bobleter yesterday received
from the United States treasurer check for
$4,000. being the amount appropriated by The.
government towards the expenses of the Min
nesola Soldiers home.
Ex-Attorney G. F. Goodwin. of North Da-
kota yesterday visited Hon. G. ". Benner at
the house of representatives. Prior to set
ting in North Dakota Mr.. Goodwin was at
torney of Mower county.
The expense list Of the Minnesota state
prison for the month of March was filed yes
terday with the state auditor. The current
expenses were S7.14S.2S, state accounts S2S.-
0.S33 and permanent improvements, S156.65.
In the cause of Deering, MilIiken & Co.
against Fecheimer. Rau & Co. and Mann
heimer Brothers as garnishee the motion TO
discharge the order to show cause was denied
n Judge Otis aud the main case set for
April II.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Mobiles arrived from
New York. where they have lived for two
years past Mrs. MOBILES was formerly Miss
Fannie Davidson, and is well known i'll st.
Paul Mr. and Mrs. Mobiles Will make this
city their home in future.
The regular monthly meeting of the Cen
trail Citizens union will take place Friday
evening next the 10th inst in the municipal
court room at o'clock sharp. There are
several reports of special committees and
other important matters 10 come up before
the meeting.
The public library of st. Paul yesterday re
ceiyed quite gift in the shape of 116 vol
umes of fiction and poetry in the French and
Spanish languages, the gift of j. Fletcher
Williams, of this city. Hitherto the public
library has not had much of this class of
literature. OF which the above gift VIII make
beginning.
The regents of the state university yester-
day appointed the following gentlemen as
the examining board of the school of agri-
culture: o. c. Grigg, Minneapolis; j. O..
Barrett, Browns Valley; T. NJ Currier, Blue
Earth; E. A Wells. editor Northwestern
Farmer. ST. Paul; Editor Blue, of the North
western Agficulturist. Minneapolis; A.
Gamble Glencoe.
Marie Wainwright will be the star at,the
Metropolitan opera house during the first
half of next week. in her magnificent pro-
duction of Twelfth Night, which is beyond
question the most complete presentation OF d
Shakespearean play that has been given in
this country. The fact that it has been
already played over 500 times is the best
proof of its merits.
The Hotel Leip at White Bear is being re-
modelled; and placed III readiness for the re
ception of summer guests. Col. Leip is still
on the guest roll at the Ryan, but will as
sumo control of the popular lake resort as
soon as the season opens. The new bath
house, which is TO be one of the features OF
the coming season. is now under way, and
will be completed in May.
The second quarterly meeting of the Min
neapois branch OF the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society will be held at Clinton
Avenue NJ. E. church, St Paul, on Wednes
day, April :, beginning at $50 a. IN. Miss
Sarah De Line, returned missionary from
Bombay, India. will be in attendance and
the ladies of al churches are invited to be
present ana enjoy the rare privilege of hear
ing her speak.
Prof. Kaufman, the well known bass
singer and instructor in instrumental and
vocal music. is arranging TO give q series OF
concerts at the Hotel Lafayette. Minnetonka
this summer. He has control of the materia
for as fine chorus as could be desired, anG
several well known ST. Paul lady vocalist!
are associated with him in the venture. The
concerts will be given twice Il week, and al
effort Will be made 10 give two concerts
week i'll 81. Paul during the summer.
James Phelan. who quartered at the police
base ball pitcher and was associated witt
the Omaha professional team some year:
ago. He broke his hand in a game played OF
the home ground during that season, ant
has never pitched Il ball since. Phelan is
native of Kansas where he says his friend
live. He has no trade and is so crippled a
10 find it hard work making living. He al
rived on foot yesterday from Grand Forks.
Tomorrow the first matinee OF 18th
Crystal slipper will he given in this city
The piece contains so many elements of al
tractiveness for ladies and children that tn
rule has been in every city an auditorium
packed to its capacity. Cinderella's trial
with the wicked sisters her marriage to tn
prince, the benignant influence of the fair
godmother the liliputian ponies. the daint
embodiment of the familiar figures c
Mother Goose's rhymes il the ballet all con
bine 10 make an entertain ment full of intel
est for the little ones