St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-06
ODDS AND ENDS.
W. B. Neal has returned TO the city.

w. Il. Neal has returned TO the CITY,
j. M. Wiser has returned from Sioux City.
An adjourned meeting of the board of al
dermen will be held at 7:50 this evening.
A musical and literary entertainment will
ne given this evening at the residence Of Mrs.
F. u. Bass, 4s0 Holly avenue.
Rev. Nicholas Bolt will lecture tonight at
the House Of Hope church on the subject,
''The German Church Music
Tickets are on sale at W. j. Overs for the
Mrs. Jenness Miller lectures on dress reform,
to begin at the Peoples church next Monday
afternoon.
Scarlet fever was reported yesterday to the
health commissioner from 100 Gaultier
street, and diphtheria was reported from 276
Eighth street.
Mrs Minnie Stockhard living at 227 Norris
street, became violently insane last evening
and was removed to the county jail. She
has been i'll for long time.
The board of aldermen win meet in ad-
journed session this evening, and il is likely
that it will be arraigned then just when the
two branches will meet to canvass the elec-
ton returns
Baptist young people will rally tonight at
the First Baptist church in the interest OF
city mission work. DR.. Wayland Hoyt. of
Minneapolis, and others will make addresses,
and MIR. Carman, the evangelist will sing.
Nike Moore. Mike Lynch, Dan Dantord.
James Crowley, Willie Brennan, and Pat
HILL, the toughs arrested for attempting to
burglarize Wabasha street store Monday
night, were sentenced to thirty days each at the
workhouse yesterday. Dan Flynn, who was
one of the number, was acquitted.
The Bardwell- Robinson company, of Min
neapolis, with S5O0,O0 capital stock filed
its articles of incorporation with the secre-
tary of the state yesterday, the incorporaters
being c. S. Bardwell. ). c. Robinson, c. n.
Robinson, r. r. Clark and Clarence r.
Prince. all of minneapolis.
The Loyal Legion will attend the funeral Of
the late Mai. Camp. Commander Gilfllan
has named Judge William Lochren, Capt. o.
c. Merribeau and DR.. j. II. Murphy as COM
mittee on resolutions. who will report at
meeting to be held May 10 at the Nicollet
house, Minneapolis.
David Newhart, who has been laboring for
several months as elevator man at the city
hall, died yesterday from hemorrhage Of the
lungs. 1t will be recalled that some months
ago he secured nominal verdict in the dis
,rict court against the city railway company
for injuries sustained while working as con-
ductor on the cable line. 1t was the injury
that he received while conductor that caused
his death.
A concert that will undoubtedly prove one
of the most enjoyable of this season is to be
given tomorrow evening at the Peoples
church. The programme will include six
numbers for piano solo by the renowned
pianist Nine. Fannie Bloomfeld-Zeisler,
and several numbers by local soloists, in
cluding Miss Marie NJ Van Gelder, Franz
Wagner and Hans jung Programmes can
be had at W. j. Dyer & Bros
Frederick Warde, whose production of
''Tne Lions Mouth" will be remembered as
one Of the dramatic treats of the season,
will give our theatergoers another oppor-
tunity to enjoy this great romantic drama at
the Metropolitan opera house Sunday, Mon
day and Tuesday evenings. Wednesday
evening Mr. Warde will assume the char
acter of Damon in Banim's great play,
Damon and Pythias.' Seats are now sell
ing at the box office
The routine work Of the supreme court yes
terday was confined to the following cases:
State of Minnesota, respondent, VS.. Edward
OBrien, appellant submitted on brief;
state of Minnesota, respondent, VS.. Martimus
Jenvne. appellant, argument to be- made by
counsel for respondent May IL. and by coun-
sci for appellant May 10. and the case sub
mitted on brief yesterday; Charles F. H ough
ton. appellant. VS.. Luther Mendeahau ct al,
respondents, argued and submitted: D. F .
Gibbons, respondent, VS.. Ole o. Bente, order
to show cause returned and matter submitted
on affidayitS