St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-18

court for alleged assault last week on a man
named Frederickson. The evidence showed
that Faulkner had acted in sef-defense, and
on the motion of the county attorney Judge
Twohy dismissed the case.
'Blue jeans is a great big hit at the Met
ropolitan this week. The saw mill scene is
very realistic and sensational and the brass
band, called the kissing Sun Roarers,r has
become strong favorite with the public
The play cannot be described; il must be
seen to be appreciated.
Charles l.. IIirschman and Aaron Tatel-
baum, wholesale and retail dealers in liquors
at Cos East Minnehaha street, have made
general assignment 10 Otto Adler for the
benefit of creditors. A suit brought by Thee
dore Hamm precipitated the assignment
.DCosgroyes and Grants comedians, repre-
senting the famous farce COMEDY, 1.-THE Daz-
zleI." that was great success here last sea-
son, comes to the metropolitan for one week.
commencing Sunday night. The company
nnmDers twenty artists in all, among them
The clererest peoples in the farce comedy field.
" Harry Turner, arrested on warrant Tues
day. was charged in the municipal court yes
ferday with burglary. On July IS The resi-
dance Of Mrs. Toomey, $40 Robert street. was
entered and S159 worth of property stoleu.
The stolen goods were found in pawushop,
and Turner was suspected of being the thief.
He will be tried next Saturday.
: Deputy United States Marshal Sheeh an re-
turned from Duluth yesterday. having in Gus
tody William Glover. who was committed to
the Hennepin equity jail by United States
Commissioner Cory 10 await the action of
the federal grand jury upon a charge of pass
ing counterfeit silver dollar. He was ar
rested on information Of Nick Much.
Ellis Matetf was before the probate court
yesterday upon an information of insanity.
He claimed that he had left So % draft in a
bank on jackson street. aad that the bank
refused to give him the money. He is de-
luded with the idea that people want to rob
him. further hearing of his case viii be
had today, after the authorities have in
quired further as to his late history
Fan entertainment will be given at the Hotel
Lafayette today, consisting of readings by
Miss Jessie II. bancroft, of New York: mu-
steal specialiieS, including xylophone solo;
fancy dance with castaneues by Misses
Ellie and Edna Bluhm. of Chicago; a Chinese
dance by Masters Melville Bergfeld and Ray
mond Aaughton. of st. LOUIS, and some new
feats in legerdemain by r. L. Bancroft.
Among the few successes of the past half
dozen years not one has attained half the
public favor that has attended the presenta-
tons OF The Stowaway.' Il play that SO hap
PLY combines the realistic and the highly
sensational in story that is both full of in
terest quick in action, and contains strong,
we'll defined and cleverly conceived plot.
This play. which is OF English origin, came
to this country at first comparatively un-
known: it was not heralded by brilliantly
written advance notices, and its first presen-
tations IN America were necessary before the
public were able to judge what manner of
play it was. That the verdict was a favor
able one is sufficiently evidenced by the six
consecutive seasons it has been Oh the road
in this country, and by the financial success
that has attended its exploit by Managers
Lit and Davis. 1t will be the opening at
traction at the Grand, commencing next
Sunday night, Aug. 81 and as the company
presenting the play, all of the scenery and
mechanical effects are new, and the entire
production said to be he best that has yet
been gwen The Stowaway,'' there is no rea
son to believe but that the house will be
crowded to the doors. The sale of seats
commences this morning at o'clock.