St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28
TALES OF TUESDAY.

Jocco Conway, the notorious, was once
more sent 20 the workhouse for thirty days on
a charge of yagrancY by the municipal court
yesterday. zi
Retail Clerks Union No. 9 will, at its meet
ing tonight. elect officers for the ensuing
term. A full attendance of members is
earnestly requested.
Diphtheria was reported to the health Office
from go Louis street, and membraneous
Group was reported from 66l Hawthorne 5nd
I'll Butternut streets.
Employees in the state treasurer's Office
were busy yesterday clipping coupons from
Tennessee per cent bonds. which will ma
ture the first day of the year.
ST. Paul Council No. 656. Royal Arcanum,
holds its last regular meeting for the yeaflas
its hall, corner of Wabasha and Third streets,
tonight instead Of Monday. the Goth. A large
attendance is requested.
EThe salvation Army, Ninth and jackson
streets, is having great International meet
ing Saturday, Dec. 81. Soldiers representing
different nations viii be present. Also "a
watch-night service. commencing at IL D. m.
Gus neege and Manager Lifts capable
company are entertaining unusually large
audiences at the Grand this week Yen
fcSCRfo W ifdhC CuuSiit thN uAiOAO
town. There will be a matinee this afternoon
at 80.
The Bottom of the Sea- will be a New
Years attraction at the Grand. The company
is promised 10 be competent one. and the
stage mechanisms distinct novelty. The
sale of seats opens this morning for this en-
gagement.
john Clancy writes the GLOBE that he TN
derstands q sister in the province of Ontario.
Canada, has been inquiring for him through
the public press. He can be reached by al
dressing him at the Chicago house, Still
water, Mini.
State Treasurer Bobleter took his oath of
Office yesterday morning. and fled bond
for $1,000 with The secretar: OF state The
suretles OIL his bond are GOV. Merriam, Frank
Seymour, iiobert A. Smith. Edward N. Saun-
ders and William Dawson.
Johu Cate. the man charged with scaling Il
sealskln sacque from Madse Bntiers house.
as hitherto related in these columns. waived
examination i'll the municipal court yester-
day, ana was held to await the action OF The
grand jury in St,593 bail. He was remandea
III default.
Arrivals at Hotel Metropolitan-F j. Holt
Detroit. Mich; O. sherman. Chicago; Mr..
and Mrs. G. Little. milwaukee: j. \. Watson.
Chicago; j. j. Rekan. New York CITY: s.
Braden, Helena, Mon; J. W. Perley, New
York city; Mr.. and Mrs S. f. Curtis, Duluth
Walter W. Woods, Butte, Mont
Joseph Murphy is playing 10 a large nusi-
ness at the Metconolilan opera house this
week. He will give his last performance of
Kerry Cow" tonight, and the remainder of
the week he will devote to his other great
success, shaun Rhue." Mr. Murphy's last
performance Ill this city will occur next
Sunday night. Fa
Friends" delightful comedy. with the
qualities of human interest happily blended,
is in The hands of competen; company.
None other could render such charmingIy
written play i'll acceptable shape. The au-
thor Edwin Milton Royle is III the cast, and
Lucius Henderson, Miss Selena Fetter, +. d.
Lyons and Theodore Hamilton are compan-
ion members of the company. The sale OF
seats and boxes for the engagement of this
excellent company next week oi.e Is at th J
Metropoiiton box Office tomorrow morning.