St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-18
SAINT PAUL.
CAUGHT IN THE COLD.

Miss Mary E. Burt, of Chicago. will address
a teachers meeting at the high school Mt D.
N. today.
John c. Highhous, druggist on the West
side, has made an assignment to O. e. Hol-
man for the benefit of creditors.
Theodore f Koch was granted his final
naturalization papers BY order of Judge
Egan yesterday.
The LAKE. Street Coy Orators, under the di-
rection OF Prof. j. :. Garyin. will give an en-
- ertalnment at Hamline Tuesday evening.
The 9th inst
Peter Kelesky, who assaulted Mrs. Lizzie
Evans by striking her i'll the face with a
piece of scantling, will be tried tomorrow in
the municipal court.
The joint committee on ways and means of
the common council met yesterday after
noon aud discussed the city comptrollers
estimate OF the tax levy for 1892.
The sale of seats for the Mendelssohn
Quintette Concert company. which comes to
the Peoples church Thanksgiving night.
opens This morning at Dyer's music store.
Mayor Smith was suffering from a slight
attack of neuralgia yesterday, caused by the
sudden cold weather. His honor however,
was in his Office as usual, and transacted con-
siderable business
The cases of William and Frank Schoenig.
charged with stab5ing their cousin Alex
ander Schoenig some weeks ago. were con-
tnued in the municipal court yesterday
until tomorrow morning.
Scarlet fever was reported to the heal III
department yesterday from 439 Portland ave-
nue., diphtheria from the rear OF POI South
Exchange and 146I Palmer street, and mem
braneous Group from 652 Lawson street.
The committee Oh licences and p bile
buildings of the board OF aldermen met yes
terday afternoon and transacted business
preparatory to the regular meeting of the
board of aldermen, which took place last
evening.
The Carleton Opera company viii sing
"1ndigO" tonight and Saturday night
'NanOn" Will be given Thursday night and
Saturday matinee, and they will sing The
Gondoliers" Friday night
The federal commission appointed to con-
denim lands in the Sandy Lake region fol
reservoir purposes held a session i'll United
States District Attorney Hayes office for the
purpose of taking testimony.
An entertainment Will be given in College
hall. Nov. 49, at 30 p. m, under the aus
pieces of the Ladies Aid Society of Manchester
PRESBYTERIAN church. varied and interest
are cordially invited to be present
CEited States Marshall C. Denahower
will go to Washington, d. G.. as member of
the committee TO secure the national Repub-
iican convention at Minneapolis and Will
eIfbrace the opportunity TO go over his ac-
counts with the department of justice.
James II. Wilgus, we'll known gentleman
in ST. Paul. died suddenly yesterday morn
ing at his home, 597 Holly avenue. He at
tempted to arise from his bed and fell back
with an attack of heart failure, which soon
terminated his life. Mr.. Wilgur was seventy
four years of age.
Charles Dickson boasts that his 'Incog"
company contains, III The Misses Burg,
Shepard, Lyman and Buckley the hand
soonest auartelte OF ladies comprised in any
legitimate organization on the road Mr.
Dickson, in his new comedy success. ''Ineog, -
begins an engagement of four nights at the
Metropolitan next Sunday evening.