St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-26
Bernhardt plays La Tosca. Fedora
and Theodore. Sale of seats Monday.
CAUGHT AND CONDENSED.

CAUGHT AND CONDENSED.
r Life was yesterday worth living from a
| point of temperature.
Chief Boiler Inspector Clark was in Anoka
yesterday on official business.
During the month of August the state re-
ceived 81, 446 for stone sold from the state re-
formatory at st. Cloud.
Scarlet fever cases at 166 Forbes street. 545
Laurel avenue and diphtheria al 1890 Reaney
| street, were reported at the health Office yes
terday.
The July salaries of the school jantors,
mechanics and Iaborers, amounting TO
| S., l2737, will be paid to-day by the city
| treasurer
Mrs Bessie AspenwalI. the Undertaking.
medium, will lecture for the Progressive
| Spiritualists Sunday evening in Odd Fell
lows hall.
Tonight DIR. S. G. Smith will lecture on
Westminster Abbey, giving the results of his
recent VISIT when he was shown special
| courtesies by Dean Farrar.
Locke Richardson last night gave another
| of his delightful Shakesperean readings at
the Peoples church, handling the Merchant
of Venice in masterful style.
ed articles of incorporation with the secre-
tary of state yesterday, increasing the CAPT
tai stock from $4,000 to $4,000.
The sale of seats continue brisk for the en-
gagement of DIR. BILL who prescribes only
laughter, and packed house is assured for
the Metropolitan tomorrow night.
Miss Mary Il Irwin, of Wheeling, w Va,
who has been the guest of Mrs. F. P. Nuzum,
last evening left for her home via Chicago
where she will spend short time.
John Joyce, who beat his wife with club
last Monday evening, was yesterday SEN
fenced to ninety days in the workhouse by
Judge Twohy, of The municipal court.
baby one month old was found yesterday
morning on the steps of the residence of B.
F. Fargo, of Merriam Park. The deserted
child was taken to the founding ward at the
city hospital
Carl Anderson, section hand IN the
Northern Pacific yards, aged twenty-five
years, was run down by switch engine yes
terday, losing leg. He was taken to st.
Joseph's hospital.
Richard Fulrad, for attempting to reclaim
a lost COW by going to u neighbours house
with a shot gun, was bound over i'll the mu-
| nicipal court yesterday in the sum of $3.50
| to keep the peace.
Frank Walter, for keeping a vicious dog
and refusing to give it up to the police for
destruction. was fined SIS in the municipal
court yesterday, the fine being suspended to
| allow Walter to give up the animal to the
| police.
The Pitou Stock company played to great
big, enthusiastic audience last night. They
will give matinee and evening performance
to-day off 'Geotfrey Middleton, Gentleman"
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engagement In this city
Through the adjutant general it was an
| nounced .erday that pensions have been
granted as follows: To John Krouser. of
Glencoe SIP month; John McGuiggan, of
Delevar, sly; james NJ Truman, of Hutchin-
| sou, $40, and S. S. Severns, of Concord, S.
| month.
| People's church. Pleasant avenue, near
West Third street, at 10 80 a. m, Dr. Smith
| will speak on the question, docs the Human
| Soul Have Its Probation i'll This Wor!d?" and
at p. IN Ion Some Moral Forms of Co-Opera-
ton" Mr.. Baldwin's organ recital at z D.
III. All seats free.
George Bansell and Villa M Fendell were
charged in the municipal court yesterday
with stealing wearing apparel from the resi-
deuce of j. W. Harrod on Phaen avenue
Fendell was discharged on the motion of
Assistant County Attorney Butler, and Ban
sell will be tried to-day.
Hon. j. j. Hogan, of La Crosse, speaker of
the Wisconsin house of representatives, was
in the city last night, the guest of Thomas
Foley. Mr.. Hogan is an enthusiastic Demo-
crat, and he predicts Flowers victory in New
York, and in his candidacy Mr.. Hogan sees
union of all New York state factions for the
common end.
rRev Edward P. Ingersoll D. D., of Brook
Ign, \. Y, is expected to preach tomorrow.
both morning and evening, at Park Congre-
gational church, corner Holly avenue and
Mackubin street. Dr. Ingersoll has been
| settled in Brooklyn sixteen years as pastor OF
one of its strong churches and is widely
known as one Of the ablest men in the Con-
| gregauonal denomination
| John Andres was charged in the municipal
| court yesterday with having assaulted John
| Smith on Sept. %. Andres had been Sleep
| ing in a barn belonging to Smith, who OBJ
| jected to giving him free lodging. Andres
| was armed with a knife and revolver and
| made serious threats to do up his unwilling
landlord with whom hs engaged in a two
round contest Judge Twohy said that as
! Andres desired room rent free he would give
him an order to be accommodated for thirty
| days at the city's expense.
Hon. P. H. Kelly was yesterday the pur-
| chaser of box for the Elks benefit. Replies
from the invitations sent to Minneapolis and
| Saltwater lodges, asking them to be present
and join in parade on the day of the ben
eft were received yesterday, and both
lodges gave their st. Paul brethren the as
| surance that they would be well represented
| on the occasion. The committee is working
vigorously, and present indications are that
the entertainment will be superior to any of
the kind ever given here, while, judging by
I the way in which tickets are going, the
| Grand will have the standing room sign out
| Oct. before the doors are open.