St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-01
SAINT PAUL.
SATURDAY BREAKFAST.

The custom duties collected at the ST. Paul
office in September amount 10 S3d.40 II.
Assemblyman w. r. johnson returned
from d trip to the Pacific coast yesterday.
The collection of internal revenue for the
month of September approximates $4,000
The board of aldermen committee on
streets will meet this evening at 1870 o'clock
The Minneapolis Printing company, with
capital stock of $1,000, was incorporated
yesterday
The residence of A. P. Fosberg at Ga Mar
tin street, was damaged to the extent of 500
by fire last night.
The Mankato Savings bank trustees yester-
CAV filed their required bond of 5000 with
the state treasurer.
The Nelson Mercantile company, of Kas-
son, filed articles of incorporation yesterday.
The ca pital stock is $4,000
Capt John Conroy, who was injured by
the upsettng of hose cart Thursday night
was reported slightly improved last night.
P. S. Schwenkler.a saloonkeeper on Arcade
street, was in the police court yesterday
charged with keeping his saloon open after
midnight.
The report of the municipal court for the
month of September shows S2,55l collected
OF this amount s., 315 was from criminal
cases and S236 from civil cases.
Fred Stinson, manager of Miss Julia Mar
lowe, arrived i'll the city yesterday to look
after the interests Of the engagement of mis-
Star at the Metropolitan opera honse week
after next.
The board of public works yesterday
awarded the contract for sewer Oh Uni
versity avenue, from Lynhurst to Prior ave
nues. The successful contractor was N. c.
johnson, his figures being S1,O41.
THE Still Alarm will be seen at the mat
inee at the Grand today and tonight for tie
last time. Tomorrow night Nellie McHenry
opens with her hilarious farce comedy skit
"a Night at the Circus"
The improvements at ST. James church,
corner of De SOTO and Lawson Streets having
been completed. Bishop Gilbert will reopen
the church. and dedicate the new Sunday
school room on Sunday, Oct. .. at II a.. IN.
The manuscript of Phiander Prescott one
of the early pioneers of Minnesota, was re-
ceived by the State Historical society yester-
day. 1t consists of many interesting remin-
iscences and stories OF adventure with the
Indians.
Seats are selling rapidly at the box Office OF
the metropolitan opera house for Sol Smith
Russell. His engagement is for three nights
evening. He will present "a Poor Relation"
Monday evening and Wednesday matinee,
and Peaceful Valley Tuesday and Wednes-
Gay evenings. Mr. Russell carries special
scenery for all accurate production of both
plays.
There will be meet OF the White Bear
Yachting association at the Dellwood club
house at O'Clock today, Oct. !, at which time
the prizes for the season Will be presented.
Yachts should be present with flag halyards
rove. and cruise will be sailed with all prize
flags displayed. There will probably be sew
eral matches ana informal races sailed dur
ing the afternoon. All members are re-
quested 10 be present to help close the sea-
son.
Sol Smith Russell will play M engagement
of three nights and "Wednesday matinee at
the Metropolitan opera house next week be-
ginning Monday evening. Monday night and
Wednesday matinee he will play "A Poor
Relation;'' Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
he will present Peaceful Valley" Mr. Rus
sell carries special scenery fo- both of these
plays. Seats and boxes for the engagement
can now be secured at the box Office of the
Metropolitan.
Charles Frohman's company in their great
;aaomedy triumph "Gloriana.'' proceeded by
hSN' Ouc-dCt pIeCe. Inc NiaJOT Appoint
s,ssst ; = have made pronounced hit at the
Metropolitan opera house and have playsu to
large and enthusiastic audiences for the past
Two evenings. They will give their TWO fare
well performances today at this theater
matinee and evening. Theodore Bollmann's
German company will give their second
subscription performance at the Metropolitan
tomorrow night, presenting the German
comedy Der SchWabenStreich. -