St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-02

August C. Austin and others to enforce a
mechanics lien for S23j upon lot z block 1
of j. w. Bass subdivision of Ceilings out
lots and owned by Lewis Finklesten.
Hanlon's greatest effort. ''Superba." is
doing prosperous business at the new Met
ropolitan. They will give four more per-
formances, including matinee on Saturday,
which will afford great amusement for the
ladies and children.
Mexican & Render have sued Bush & Cur
tin to rec over $1,000 damages 1t is claimed
by the plaintiffs that they had contract
with the defendants to sell real estate but
that the defendants appointed other agents
to sell it for them, defeating the sale bv
plaintiffs and the consequent commissions
The Monahan Manufacturing company, of
Minneapolis, yesterday filed articles of incor-
poration with the secretary of state with
capital stock $4,000. The business of the
company is the bottling of beers. The incor-
porators are Joseph Monahan, Matt Farrell,
NJ. t. Macarthur and E. Burke, all of Mime
apolis.
Sadie N Burt began an action in ejeetmen
against Arnold Uhler to recover possession
of lot 5. block II of Hawks subdivision of
WinsloW's addition. She now alleges that
Uhler began to remove the house from the
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an injunction restraining the removal of the
building.
a. Nelson, the recently appointed collector
of customs for the district of North and South
Dakota. was in the city yesterday. His term
OF Office began yesterday, and he was here
comforting with Col. Edwards. Robert Nor
rison of the Office in this city, will leave for
Pembina in a few days to take the position
as first deputy collector under Mr.. Nelson.
Frank y. Ferodowill, who is accused of
forging the signature of j. B Coture to
bond for 81, 200, has been held to the grand
jury with bail at $1,000. At the hearing in
the police court yesterday FerodowilI's attor-
ney refused to offer any testimony and there
was no alternative for Judge Cory other than
to hold the defendant to the grand jury
One of the special attractions of the "Crys-
tai Slipper which will be seen at the Metro
politan opera house next Sunday night is
its large and well-trained ballet. 1t is COM
posed OF secundas and coryphees who have
been carefully selected from the best ballets
i'll European capitals. Among the principal
dancers might be mentioned Ray Allen,
Marie Ducos, Ellen Ringquist, Hattie K1ley,
Alvira Avanzini, Ilda Manzoni, and many
others equally capable. The premiere
dancers are Fraulein Martha 1rmler, lady
VINO has but recently come to this country
from st. Petersburg, Russia, and Madeline
Morando, a graceful Italian dancer, who
was last season one of the most popular
premiers in the Bluebeard, Jr., company.
The engagement opens Sunday night and
the sale of seats opens this morning.
Katie Emmett in her well known play
The Waits of New York. will be the at
traction at the Grand opera house next week,
commencing Sunday evening. Miss Emmett
is the only lady upon the stage to-day playing
only boys parts, and i'll the character of
Willie Rufus the bright, fearless newsboy,
she gives strong piece of cha racter acting.
She will be supported by such well known
people as Amy Ames. late of Natural Cas-
who plays the comedy Irishman; George W.
Thorn pson, one of the best of German come
dams; Frank Roberts, W. II. Murdoch, George
w. Mitchell, Gus Hennessy, Marie Atchison,
Emma Rice aud clever five yea -old actress,
little Lillian. All the scenery used is en-
tirely new and is carried by the company,
and in the fire scene which ends the play a
real fire engine and horses are used, exactly
the same as in The Still Alarm