St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-11
SAINT PAUL.
ALL OVER TOWN.

The regular meeting of the brlcklayers
union last night was of routine nature.
The Junior class at the high school gave an
enjoyable enteriainmentye Yesterday afternoon
The Joint local executive board OF the L. Oh
/. has decided to give another ball April ID
Rev. F. Gottschalk gave an Interesting
lecture at the First Baptist church last even
ing on Rome"
Tonight in the parlors of the First M. e.
church there will be a social given by the
ladies of the church.
The cigarmakers' union held very short
session last night Ne business Vi lnipol
lance was transacted.
Bridget Edwards was given sixty days IN
the House of the Good Shepherd yesterday
on charge of vagrancg.
A large delegation of members of the Royal
Arcanum went TO Minneapolis last evening
to visit Cecilian council.
Scarlet fever was reported TO the health de-
partment Yesterday from III East Thirteenth
street and 81 West Winifred street
This evening Gen. Ord Post No. % will
hold meeting i'll Odd Fellows hall, Waba-
tha and Fifth streets for muster.
The livery stable of c. II. Dapson Co.. at
$50 Rice street. was destroyed by fire early
yesterday morning The loss was about SoOu
and is covered by insuTsnae.
The Western Business agency, of Minneap-
oils, with $4,000 capital stock, and Edwin
w Dana, s. L. Dana and James A. Sims OF
minneapolis, as incorporates.
Walter King. the pupil in the manual train
ing school who was dangerously cut accl-
dentally i'll the abdomen by chisel Wednes-
day, is now in fair way to recovery.
At Hotel Metropolilan-Mr. and Mrs. ].
Fitzgerald. Chicago: George w. Turner. Chi
cage; Dr. Ii. A. L. Won Wedelstaedt Dead
wood; George ". Griffin Jr. Chicago.
The city bakers all favor the new license
that is in process of passage before the coun-
ell and delegation urged the mayor to use
his influence in favor or the measure yester-
day.
The worlds fair commission meeting set
for yesterday at the capitol was adjourned
over until this morning. owing to several
members of the commission not being
present
The meeting of the West Side Loan and
Building association that was to have been
held last evening has been indefinitely POST
poned owing TO the illness of Secretary W.
r, Hawthorne.
Relief Agent HutchIns is engaged i'll OBJ
tanning relief for the family of William Mad
den, at 25 East Indiana avenue. 1t is charged
that he refuses to support his wife and chill
dren. and MI. IIutchins has undertaken the
task
At Hotel Sherman-E. Wilderhold, Big
Sandy; James II. Roberts, Chinook L.
Bahne, Milwaukee,; Miss A. Streigel Sibley,
To- B. D. Berry. Chicago; c. E. Randall,
city; e c. Gillitt, Hastings; X. II. Worth,
Lexington
The Iron Cliff Mining company, of Duluth,
filed its bylaws with the secretary OF state
yesterday. They provide that the annual
meeting shall be held in Duluth on the sec
ond Tuesday of each year, at which time the
officers are to be elected for the ensuing year.
The Kegel club spent last evening on
Foley's alley practicing for tomorrow even
fngs combat with the Humors They played
in elegant form and quit with the satisfac-
ton that they were in condition to play for
their lives if necessary.
The grand jury will today visit the county
institutions, and will make its final report
Monday The case of Fritz Weber, charged
with the larceny of fundsof the odd Fellows.
was considered yesterday as was also the
case of Griffin. charged with killing Bader
with billet of wood.
Paul Zumbach leader of the Beethoven
Mennerchor, will remember his thirty-sev-
enth birthday of last Tuesday particularly,
since he was caned by that society. The
walking stick was presented him with appro-
pirate formalties. 1t is a goldheaded ebony
stick with his name and the society engraved
thereon
Salvation Army circles are very much IN
terested over the coming to St Paul of Col.
McKie. which event occurs on Monday next.
Col McKie is the right-hand man of Gen.
Booth, and has a great record as a soul-saver.
He is accompanied by Staff Capt. Plant and
the Salvauonists are expecting great revival
under their direction.
An employe in Waterous' factory, Charles
Kicker, started across the river to his home
on the island, across from South Park, dur
ing the blizzard Wednesday night, but bis
boat was caught in the floating ice cakes and
eapsiZed. Kicker got on to q cake and called
for help, and was heard by A. |. Roseu, of
the fur factory, who overlook him in boat
when opposite the stockyards, and pulled
him out
The following gentlemen have successfully
passed examination for admission TO the
Minnesota state bar: Thomas j. McDermott,
Thomas C. Fitzpatrick. Horace c. Stillwell
Percy D. Godfrey, E. Benton Olmsted and
a. Grant Harris. st. Paul; Jay W. Crane.
George B. Young aud George Thwing, of
nj inneapolis; Joel F. SQuier and Thomas C.
Collins, of Duluth, and Thomas Fraser of
Rochester
THE Danger Signal" next weeks attrac-
ton az the Grand, is of the sensations sensa-
tionaI. 1t draws upon railroad life for its
realisms which are found in the locomotive
and fast express train, the snow plow and
the departure of the night freight. 1t is by
Henry G. De Mile, who, of late years, has
been most prolific in the number Of his dra-
matte successes, the latest of which is 1.-THE
Lost Paradise.
The case of Beyerstedt VS.. The Winona
Mill Company is one to enforce the fulfill
ment of a contract. Beyerstedt had entered
q contract 10 transport the sawdust and shay
lngs from two lumber mills to the Winona
FIGURING Mill company for the season. The
latter compauy's mill was destroyed by fire,
after which the company refused to accept
the deliveries. Beyerstedt sued on the con-
tract and is victorious
The Iron Cliff Mining company is evidently
one OF the most sanguine of the newly Or
gained concerns that are preparing 10 de-
velop the Mesaba range. At meeting held
at the Merchants it was decided not to sell
any stock except few shares of treasury
stock for the purpose of meeting current ex-
penses. Senator Keller has gone to Duluth
while others members of the company will go
today, to take personal charge of the work at
One mine.
Augustus Thomas mastery creation at the
Metropolitan Opera house is the nearest APP
proach to an American drama now before
the American people. 1t is q play abound
ing in sentiment and situation of surprising
skill in portrayal, and is the greatest dram
attic surprise Of the year. Alabama de-
serves well Of ST. Paulites and it is certain
that before the week is out they VIII rally to
Its support in a manner commensurate with
It's surprising excellence. No better produc-
eion or company has ever been seen in St.
Paul
The theatergoing people will have an OPP
portunity to welcome back two old favorites,
Luke Martin ana Sally Williams who will
appear here next week in the great American