St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07
ST. PAUL SPIINTERS.

Adjt Gen. Mullen has issued over fifty
vouchers for pensions WITHIN the past two
days.
Ferdinand Glevye had mis- arm broken by q
fractions steer at the distillery barn. South St.
Paul. yesterday afternoon.
The board Of education failed of quorum
yesterday, and a meeting will be held next
Tuesday afte: noon at o'clock.
Supervising Inspector of Steam Vessels
John d. Sloane is gratified that there has not
been life lost on steam vessels in his dis
trict this year.
4. j. Hobon. of Chicago. is here looking
over the South st. Paul distillery and max
ing suggestions concerning repairs to be
made there this summer.
Charles Sweeney, a tTamp-looking fellow
was arrested last night. charged with stealing
bolt of cloth from Carlson & Erickson's
store at 24I East Seventh street.
The soldiers of the Rebellion and their
families in st. Paul have been invited to the
Soldiers home today TO attend the reception
rendered Mrs. John y. Logan The recep
ion will last from 10 a. m until noon.
The first ticket fee for this year, required
by law. was paid into the state treasurer's
Office yesterday by Hon. Henry T. Brown.
Of Minneapolis. who is candidate for presi-
dental elector on The Republican ticket.
E. C. McCabe who WIS arrested early yes
terday morning by Officer Mccarthy and
locked up on charge of ATTEMPTED burglary,
was allowed to plead guilty to disorderiy
conduct and was sent out to the workhouse
for thirty days.
Mrs. Giovanni Pnocki, who lives at 113
franklin street was struck in tie head with
stone at the corner of Third and Franklin
los rifn-yaar-o1d hnvS
Clyde ConnelI and Emil HiIber, are supposed
to be the ones responsible for the injuries.
The Simpson-Jenkins Lumber Company of
Minneapolis was Incorporated yesterday.
The capital stock is 5000, and tine incor-
,porators are George A. r. Simpson, of Min
neapolis; Harry l.. jenkins. Corinth, To-,
and William II. Simpson, of Little Falls,
Mimi -s.--
The chief of police at Hudson, Wis, was in
the city yesterday. He is in search of
forger who passed a number OF bogus checks
at Hudson. The fellow wanted is decribed
as an Englishman, thirty five years old, five
feet seven in height spare build, iron gray
hair. red mustache mixed with gray. and
wore brown sack suit and straw hat.
Frank Hardy. who was taken to ST. ,Jo-
Eeph's hospital Tuesday night in an uncon-
scious condition, has not recovered sufi-
GENTLY to give any account of how he was
hurt. Hardy friends claim he was slugged
and robbed by tramps at Hamilton. Dakota.
county. on the night of July 4. The absence
of the injured mans watch and chain, tends
10 confirm the theory.
A gasoline stove explosion at 56S Cana
da street. called out the fire depart
ment at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
While going to the fire the central station
patrol wagon collided With a buggy driven
by Gov. Ramsey, at the corner of Sixth and
Market streets. The buggy was broken, and
Gov. Ramsey thrown out but not injured.
The police department yesterday received
Information of the disappearance of a serv-
ant girl named Clara Krelater, who was en-
pIoyed at $50 Carroll street. The girl left q
letter behind her. in which she accuses a
man named Frank Dyorak of running her,
and threatening TO commit suicide. The let
Ter is very illiterate and incoherent and the
writer in it curses a girl named Mamie"
Chief Garyin instructed some of his men to
look the matter up the chief is of the
opinion that the girl is simply making bluff
in order to frighten her lover
Jeannie Winston and the opera company
at the Metropolitan opera house are playing
10 increasing audiences at each pc rformance
this week in ofenpach's La Perchole."
beautiful. and the theater will no doubt be
crowded TO the end of the week. as la Peri
chole'' is the greatest opera this company
has presented since they opened their sea-
son. The usual matinee will be given Sat
urday afternoon. Won Suppe's tuneful opera
Donna Juanetta,'' will be presented all next
week. Seats can now be secured at the box
Office.
Lifts Players in "Uncle Toms Cabin
packed the Grand as ii never was filed be-
fore yesterday afternoon and SO many were
unable to gain admission that Mr. Lift has
determined to give special matinee of
''Uncle Toms CABIN on Friday afternoon
al the regular matinee prices. Tonight the
company will be seen in East Lynne which
will be The attraction the rest of the week,
with the exception of the specia. matinee
noted above. Miss Arthur, Mr.. James and
Mr. Losee will be seen to good advantage in
East Lynne and all of the company will
be in the cast. Sunday j. a. Wallick opens
in THE Bandit King"
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