St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-15
SAINT PAUL.
AUTUMN LEAVES.

scarlet fever cases are reported at 500 Port
land avenue and $50 East Fifth street.
State Superintendent Kiehle inspected the
schools at Moorhead and st. cloud yesterday.
The board of regents of the state university
will meet in the governors office at The
capitol next Tuesday.
The Parkersburg and Bessemer Iron com
panies filed copies of their bylaws with the
secretary OF state yesterday.
Mana is pleasing a good house at the
Olympic this week with strong olio of spe-
cialties. making one of the best performances
of the season.
Fire in an unoccupied dwelling at the cor
ner of Marshall avenua and Mackubiu street
called cut the department last night. The
damage was trifing.
Tonight and tomorrow night Rev. W. S..
Really, c. S. 5. p, will deliver two lectures
on African Scenery, Slavery and Fetch
Rites" at Market hall.
The examination of Louis J. Calvin,
charged with assault in the second degree on
Sergeant Jerry sullivan, was continued in
the police court yesterday to Sept. l6.
The state board OF equalization is still con-
sidering the personal property list. 1t will
occupy its lime for the balance of the week.
Monday the board will take up real estate.
The American building ana Loan associa-
s,.-on. OF Minneapolis, filed an-amendment to
its bylaws yesterday. changing Its name to
the American Savings and Loan association.
Secretary Hart Of The state board OF cor
rections and charities is expected to return
from Chicago today, where he has been look
over the charitable institutions and gather
ing pointers.
The first child ever born within the pre-
cincts of the Minnesota club house arrived
an evening or two ago. The mother is Mrs.
James T. clyde wife of the superintendent
of the club.
At meeting of the board of public works
yesterday. II. c. Huebner was awarded the
contract for grading Union street. from
Chatsworth to Como avenue. The improve
ment will cost 81. 700.
The charge Of adultery preferred by Mrs.
Solomon against her husband, Fred Solo
mon, and Mary Hanson was dismissed by
Judge Twohy yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. Solo
mon having become reconciled, the warrant
was withdrawn.
Grind Chancellor Fred Z. Wheaton, SUI
preme Representive Frank Mcdonald. of
Minneapolis, and r. L. Philpot CT Owatona,
colonel of the Second regiment unifor med
rank Knights of Pyihias paid an official visit
Lew Dockstader and his great minstrel
organization will begin an engagement of
three nights and Saturday matinee at the
Metropolitan opera house next Thursday
night. Seats ana boxes for this engagement
can be secured at the box Office next Monday
morning.
Information was received from Cloquet last
evening that c. n. Nelson, the wealthy Still
water lumberman, was dangerously i'll with
pneumonia. His family left Immediately for
his bedside, and latest advice was that fatal
termination of the illness might be expected
al any moment.
Haverlys Ministries open a three-nights'
engagement at the Grand tonight. IN lieu of
street parade they will give a free band
concert at Rice park today at o'clock Sun
Cay night John c. Rice and his comedians
will be seen in the bright comedy, "A Knotty
Affair" which made sucn hit at the same
house last season.
This morning seats for the engagement of
Robert Downing, the American tragedian,
will be placed on sale ut the box Office of the
Metropolitan. MIR Downing will come to
that handsome theater Monday night, with a
grand production of Sheridan Knowles
''Virginius.' with powerful company and
magnificent accessories. Tuesday night he
will present Julius Caesar" Wednesday
afternoon "Ingomar," and Wednesday night
''The Gladiator
Hoyt's greatest comedy effort. "a Texas
Steer will begin tonight an engagement of
four nights and a Saturday matinee at the
Metropolitan opera house, closing Sunday
night Mr.. Hoyt the author. early in the
week consented to play the part OF Brassy
Gall this evening, but he is compelled to
leave for Cincinnati tODipbt oOl will NOT ba
here. The same original cast that was here
before will appear tonight i'll this greatest OF
comedy works.