St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-04

WEDNESDAYS wINNowINGs.

According TO the books in the city treasur-
erS ntice la liquor licenses have been issued
UP to the present time.
:! The Y. NJ C. A. or ST. Paul and Company
], of Minneapolis. will play indoor ball ut the
formers rooms this evening.
+. Erickson against 4 no Bohn Manufa ctur-
ing Company. tried in the United States Cir
cult, court went to the jury last evening.
Rev. E. D. Neill will lecture tonight at Y.
NJ c. A. hall on the Forms and Defects of
American Government During the War for
Independence.
. The next criminal case TO be called for
trial is that of NJ IL. Cleary, charged with
passing forged cheek for $3.50 upon Fred
Gehan West side saloonkeeper.
Felix Dansereau, who has saloon Mt $50
Robert street. was arrested yesterday for
selling liquor Without license. He was re-
leased on 500 bail to appear in court today.
Company d, First regiment. NJ. \. c., will
Electorate the eleventh anniversary of the
formation or the company at the armory this
evening by giving an invitation reception
md ball.
Local Assembly 1925 X of L., and 1910, X.
OF l.. Scandinavian, we've the only organiza-
tons meeting al Labor headquarters last
night. No business OF public importance
was transacted by either
John Doyle was arrested on a bench war
rant last night for contempt of court. lie
had been released on his own recognizance
ana failed 10 appearin court night in the
COOLER was the consequence.
Washington Lodge No "a, X. of P, will
give select tall Monday night at Pythiau
hall. This lodge is made up chiefly or we'll
known Hebrews. The entertainments given
under lis auspices are uniformly excellent.
II. Taylor. hotel proprietor in Mt. Vernon,
III. has written TO Mayor Smith asking for
information OF his son. Edward j. The
young man was last heard from in Kansas
City. but il was thought he now resided in
ST. Paul.
D. Il. Cunningham, Lilly Miller and Carrie
Williams, all colored. were arrested at the
corner OF Fifth and Minnesota streets last
night for diSorderly conduct. The man had
pounded one of the women until black eye
and bloody nose resulted.
AT the regular meeting of the Home for the
trlendless ASSOCIATION, held TUESDAY, Feb y
the following officers were elected for 1892:
PRESIDENT, Mrs Pascal Smith: vice president,
Mrs. {. H. Worthen; secretary, Mrs. William
L. Graves; treasurer, Mrs. 5. d. Flagg.
The committee or leading citizens ap-
pointed at the meeting of the East Side union
wednesday evening are preparing to make
thofough canvass III that Fart of the city, and
II IS thought that no trouble Will be experi-
ehced III raising a sufficient cash bonus,
WhlIe there are several available sites which
gan easily be secured. The East Side union
VIII meet again Saturday night to hear re-
port OF the committees progress
one of the brightest bits of music pub
hshed lately is 'Trumpeler's Farewell" by
Charles Naumann. teller of the Germapia
bank. X. c. Munger, of ST. Paul, is the pub
hsher- The composition is a spirited march
OF moderate difficulty. The trio especially
moves with precision ana swing which
will make the march especially desirable.
The air is catching and pretty, and the typo
graphical excellence of The music quite
equal to its musical desirabiIity
Forgiven, in which Frederic Bryton and
Ralph Delmore VIII be seen at the Grand
next week, is a romantic drama of neatly
woven comedy and heart interest; there is
the element OF pathOs for the tender side of
ones nature. while the vein of mirthful
comedy introduces acts as foil for the more
E1tense scenes and situations 1t is num-
Ger of years since Frederic Brrton has been
seen i'll the Northwest, but he will be remem-
bered farOraby for his successful career as a
member OF the old Fence opera house stock
In Minneapolis before he started for
stellar hOnors. Forgiven has now stood
the test CT public criticism for several seasons
and has always proven a popular favorile
with the class of theatre goers who appre-
clate something Of substance il their ORA
Ratic diet