St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-19
ODDS AND ENDS.


The United States circuit court has ad-
| journed until Thursday.
A Delsarte class was organized last even
! ing at Westmoreland hall.
Diphtheria was reported yesterday to the
health office from 500 Case street.
Company +, First regiment will be in
spected at the Armory this evening.
4 pile Of rubbish on Westminster street
called out the department at $3.50 last even
ing
The supervising inspector of steam vessels,
John d. Sloane. has gone to North DAKOTA
Oh business.
I he ST. Paul and Minneapolis Pressmen's
union will give their fourth annual ball in
Turner hall Saturday evening.
Tne incorporated articles OF the Ohio Iron
Mining company were amended yesterday.
increasing the capital stock TO ; j,0U)0)0
Robert Mantell will be seen at the Metro
poltan the last three nights of this week in
his grand production, THE Corsican Broth
ers."
The state board OF pharmacy will meet at
the capitol today for the purpose of exnmin-
ing candidates who desire TO become pharma-
c.sts
The employees OF the Great Northern rail
way will give a concert at Weslmoreland hall
Monday evening The proceeds are for the
benefit of the Great Northern Mutual Aid So
ciety.
Frank Byer tough, who escaped are ST
for disorderly conduct two weeks ago, was
rounded up by Officers Perro and Brogan last
night.
Charles Boshart was found trying to sell
several boxes of writing pens at Seventh and
Broadway last evening and was arrested. He
is supposed 10 have stolen them from Frank
lin school
st. Paul Rebekah Lodge No. 81 will give
literary entertainment. to be followed by a
social hop, at odd Fellows hall this even
ing. An address by r. G. NJ. Nye will be
principal feature.
The Pond Il HaSey company of Mnneapo-
lis. was incorporated yesterday. with a CAPT
tai stock of S30.00) The incorporators are
Arthur 4. Pond Charles 4. Hasey George
Anderson and Gus 2. FIannery, of Minneap-
oils.
At the meeting of the chamber OF com
MERGE yesterday resolution was adopted
favoring new road into the Black hills. II
was claimed that the building Of such a road
would add to the business prosperity of st.
Paul
Pyches Colossal Gaiety company opened
last evening al the Bodega Opera Gardea, Oh
East Sixth street. A very pleasant evening
may be spent at the popular Bodega III is
week. II is away ahead OF anything in its
line in Inc city.
Frank Daniels and his big comedy com
pany pleased another large audience at the
Metropolitan last evening with the farce
comedy success Little Puck" There will
be but two more performances in this city,
tonight and tomorrow night.
Mrs. Hoffman. superintendent of the W. C.
t. L. work in the state Of Missouri, will
lecture in the Lowry association hall Thurs
day evening. Her subject Will be "Our Leg
acy in the Future The lecture is under the
auspices Of the Lady Somerset W. c. T. L.
The United States circuit court will open
today with Judge Walter II. Sanborn en- the
bench. This will be the first regular term 10
be held by the new judge, and will initiate
him into regular work on the bench In a
short time he will go 10 ST. Louis TO sit III the
rcuit court of appeals other federal of
tieerS including District Attorney Hay and
Clerk Hills, left last night for Maukato. The
petit and grand jurors for the federal courts,
which open in Duluth next month, were
drawn yesterday.
new piece of music just issred by two
ST. Paul gentlemen. entitled 20 Reagans on
q Tare, is being taken up all around town,
and promises soon TO rival Tiara boom
decay" and other topical songs of the day. at
least in this section OF country The authors
are we'll known in the city, the one compos
ing the music being Charles Pottgeser, while
the words were supplied by the local humor-
list Harry Holland. The song is a local take
off on the court house. and shows how elated
o Reagan became when he was appointed as
janitor and then became candidate for
mayor. The song is subject to many changes
in the shape of local hits and will probably
be sung in public considerable the next two
weeks. Published by r. c. Munger.