St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-22
SAINT PAUL.
CITY DRIFT.


The expenses of the state university FOL
October amounted to ST, 473.54.
To-Day the board of public works will award
contract for grading Blair street.
f. @. Swasy. with Whitney's music house.
is now man of family. It's boy
The building inspector issued two minor
permits yesterday amounting only TO 9%VV.
John Gallager has sued james Callahan
and Others upon promissory notd 1or 9o1.
MO. Hail. member of the state prison
board, was caller at the capitol yesterday.
julie Lawrence, of the state dairy commits
sion. yesterday issued complete statement
of the prizes won at the last state fair.
Yesterday afternoon the frame house OF a
Mr.. Murphy on Grove street, near temper
nnce was damaged by fire TO the extent OF
$500.
Hotel Brunswick-J Buemming, Miiwau-
kee Wis. Charles Rapp, Denver, Col; W. f.
Hager, Little Rock, Ark; NJ. Muliln, Mont
gomery, Ala.
The National Bank of North Dakota has
garnished funds of S. W. Hookiand III the
hands of Ames, Brooks q Co. TO satisfy a
claim of SS763S.
amounting to $50 to the state auditor, for ex-
aiming the books of The West Seventh Street.
St. Paul and Savings Building associations.
A delegation from the St Paul Curling
CLUB will 90 TO Minneapolis tomorrow night
TO aid in awakening interest in the game III
the Mill City, and to arrange for matches al
early dates.
The grand jury met pursuant TO adjourn
,>.OoaaAad IN the inVpS-
tigation of the few jail cases that have accu-
mulated AT noon an adjournment was
taken until this morning
The representatives of the different oil
companies held another conference with the
attorney general yesterday regarding the set
Element of inspection fees prior TO oct l.
No agreement was reached, however.
There will be a sale of fancy cakes and pies
at Andrew Schoch's grocery store corner OF
Broadway and Seventh streets, Wednesday,
Nov. 90 under the auspices of the Ladies
Aid Society of the East Presbyterian. Church.
At the Metropoitan-Mrs.J John d. Sawyer
Utica, n. Y; Mrs. c. G. Kolff and son, Des
Moines; T. E. Price, Miss E. Cummings. MISS
Watson, c. NJ. Fernad, Chicago; Hecker
children. Mrs. Hecker, Elgin, H.; James d.
Hill, Dubuque.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health
officer yesterday from 365 Case street; dlph-
iberia was reported from 335 East Sixth and
766 Wabasha streets, and membraneous Group
was reported from the corner of Arcade aud
Fauquier streets.
ono one of the many farce-comedy skits that
have been seen in this city has more laughter
than .McFee of Dublin" as presented by
John 4. Kelly and his most capable COM
pany, and its second presentation at the
Grand last night drew another excellent
house.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew will present "A
Scrap of Paper" for one performance only at
the Metropolitan opera house Thursday
matinee this week. Seats and boxes are
selling rapidly for this engagement, and a
large house for this notable event is al
ready assured.
Theodore Bollmann's German company
will present two performances at the Metro
politan opera house this week, Thanksgiving
and Saturday evenings Thanksgiving even
ing they will present "The Two Vagabonds,
and Saturday evening they will be seen Ill
''All the Comforts OF Home" Seats can be
secured for either performance at the box
office
The next great event at the Metropolitan
opera house, for an engagement of four
nights, beginning next Sunday evening, will
be the appearance of the favorite actor. A. s.
Lipman, in his latest comedy success by
Proxy" This comedy was written by Charles
Klein. author of "A Paltry Million" Seats
and boxes for this event can be secured at
the box Office next Thursday morning.
The following books from Pennsylvania
were received at the state library yesterday:
Volumes l43, IA. 145 ana 146 State Reports,
Senate journal 1891, Senate Journal extra
session of 1881, five volumes Official Docu-
ments of 1899, Legislative Manual of 1892,
Geological Surveys of the Southern and
Northern Anthracite Regions, Report of the
Secretary of Internal Affairs for 1891, Fire
and Marine Manual Reports for 1891 Life In
surance Reports for 1891, Report Of the Com
missioner of Public Charities for 1891, Agri-
cultural Report for 1891. Auditor Generals
Report for 1891 State Treasurer's Report for
1891, Report of Banks and Savings Institu-
lions for 1891 and Report of State Librarian
from 1887 to 1891.