St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-11
SAINT PAUL.
NOTES OF NEWS.

All Closterman has sued William Turni-
son TO recover So. 20 upon stated account
Diphtheria was reported 10 the health com
missioner yesterday from 934 Clark, Us Au-
rora. and 694 Blair streets
DR.. A. Quinn returned from Eau Claire
last night where ne went to give MS flnal
testimony in the Russell murder case
Jndge Otis has sustained the demurrer 10
the COMPLAINT III the cause OF John Scharn-
-billig against John Joseph Schartfbillig-
Jacob b. Sattler has begun proceeding
against Ed : Bean, sheriff of Ramsey county,
10 recover personal property valued al Sl,Voe.
Mrs. William NJ Bushnell has taken her
children and gone 10 join her husbond III the
search of health. IL Is presumed that he Is
81 Mexico.
Uncle Toms Cabin" Will be given at the
Bethel foot Of Sibley street, on FRIDAY even
ing. illustrated by fine selection OF Stere'
optican views
Edward jackson and Z. b. Summers. two
well dressed young men. contributed so 10
the municipal treasury yesterday Tor carry
ing concealed weapons.
Alexander Sternberg, as assignee Of Danlel
Aberle. has filed his bond in the penalty Oh
SlgaOoo. with Joseph Jockey, Samuel Stern
berg and j. II. Weed as sureteS
Winnie Maloy has begun an action against
the citv to recover s. 900 for personal injuries
sustained by falling on defective sidewalk
IN Fourth street, near Hoffman avenue.
Rsrnev Devlin. the waiter arrested Monday
for stealing d gold watch from j. w Con
slams. was sentenced TO ninety days III the
workhouse by Judge Twohy Yesterday.
The North St-Paul Casket company has
,,srpi>beed the funds Of the Manufacturers
Mutual Fire Insurance company. ii the
hands of &. F Sabin, 10 satisfy Claim
Judee Cornish has fled an order in the
rase or Brooks Brothers against Malcolm
Mckay and others, in which he ascertalns the
costs TO he paid by the several parties 10 Tue
action.
The county treasurer turned into the city
treasury Yesterday Sg2,C0l. OF this sum S3o'
O90 was for general purposes. and e45Ueo iof
the school fund The money comes from
tax collections.
f. W. Peet. trustee for stephen D. Peet
has begun an action against Ameiia Miller
Nj. Peer Miller and Otto Lux 10 foTclose
mortgage for 81 800 upon lot y block - Oh
Woodbury. * Gases addition
Judge Nelson. Of the United States dlstriet
c,,urt. has denied the motion for new trlaI
in the case of Isaac Akey against the herseE
and Bean Lumber company. This Is an I'M
pOrlant suit involving timber lands.
The board OF public works Yesterday
nnenpd bids Tor bulldog sewers IL Congress
and charleston streets. and 1t was decldeu
that they were entirely 100 high. the CLERK
was directed to readvertise for proposals
Lawrence L. Harrison and Cecil 6. Harri-
sop crockery dealers at $50 Wabasha, 5b0
Fast Seventh street and $3.50 University ave
,,ua have made general assignment 10
charles p Miller for the benefit of creditors.
The present city conference committee viii
hold one more session before the Inauguration
OF the newly elected officials II will be held
on the 10th of June. or one day before the
new city officers will take the oath of office,
and the object is to take action upon ali final
reports.
The announcement is made in Minneapolis
that letter mas been received from Arch
bishop Ireland which completely sets at rest
the story of papal disapproval of the ''Fari-
sault system Of schools The letter was to
Father Byrnes and is printed in another
column.
The Bud as presented by Miss Jennie
O'Neil Potter in her delightful monologue
entertainment "Flirts and Matrons," to be
presented al the Metropolitan Saturday even
ing. is said TO be a lovely vision of the girl
who stands at the portal of an unknown
world, fresh, coy and impatient for the con-
quest of hearts.
Ed F. Zimmerman had his shoulder frac
tured and received a severe scalp wound in
runaway accident Monday afternoon The
coachman who was driving him had his left
1anr 0l-a., 81
ished. George ". Freeman, the owner of
the coach, was also slightly injured.
The Commercial club made departure last
night in the way of its regular monthly meet
3ngs- Instead of the reading of papers the
members gathered at the club rooms and en-
joyed sort of smoking concert i'll an in
formal way. The attendance was large and
without restraint the members Ionged about
the rooms, chatting and spinning yarns
The large demand for rooms at the floating
Bethel have compelled the directors to at once
enlarge the boat If any of the friends of
the Bethel have carpets or furniture they can
spare please send word to the superinlend-
ent, d. Morgan. They also need Bibles for
the Sabbath school and papers for the poor
homes
The spectacular burlesque, tine Spider
and Fly" will be seen next week at the
Grand. For this season this attraction has
been materially changed. both in the bur
lesque itself and also in the personnel of the
company, which is entirely different from
that presenting the same play last year. The
specially features are Gil new, having been
brought from England by Mr. Leavitt es-
Declally for this production
Frederick Warde will make his farewell
bow to ST. Paul audiences at the MetropoIi-
tan tonight in the strong drama of damon
and Pythias.' In this character he is said to
excel all. and it affords him better oppor-
tunity to show The wonderful powers he pos
6esses than THE Lions Mouth" He stands
today one Of the greatest. if not the greatest
tragedian upon the American stage. and it IS
fortunate thing that Damon aud Pythias'
was arranged for tonight. 1t brings ont the
full strength of the company, and is fitting
ending to a brilliant. artistic engagement.
Mr- Warde is prominent in Pythian circles.
and has done great deal for the order
New Styles i'll Spring Overcoats
Ready at the plymouth corner.
Star Shirt Waists. THE Boston.