St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-01
CITY CHAFF.

Only two minor permits were issued by the
building inspector yesterday. and they ag-
gregated 500.
. sty will hold their annual meeting at the
capitol on Dec l3.
Diphtheria was reported to the health
officer yesterday from 20 Colburne and 457
Michigan avenues
Fred G. L. Hunt the long distance bicycle
rider. has arrived in st. Louis. Mo-, after an
eyentful trip of Ten days from St. Paul.
Q Atthe Hotel Brunswick-C E. Carter, Mil
2 waukee; Frank D. Kent. Omaha; Joseph
= Craig. Cincinnati; W. f. Furguson. Buffalo.
= Oliver Kernell was sent to the workhouse
yesterday for ninety days for stealing stove
s,from porch at 157 State street. He pleaded
guilty.
:, The st. Cloud Paper Mill company fled
certificate of incorporation with the secre-
tary of state yesterday. The capital stock is
$4,000.
IN John Swehm, who had just been released
from the workhouse, was sent back for an
other ninety days by Judge Twohy yesterday
for stealing an overcoat.
. The advance sheets of State Superinten-
dent Kiehle's biennial report. summary OF
which was published Saturday, are being
sent out in pamphletform today.
At the Ryan-H. r. Wells and wife, Pres
ton; A. f. Curtis. Lincoln, Neb; 0. j. King
Omaha; G. A. Shafer, Syracuse; III. T.. Toll
mie. Spring Valley III. 5, Kennedy, New ulm
Christ Church guild will give lunch at
guild hall, Thursday, Dec. 8, from u to 2, for
the benefit of st. Luke's hospital. sale OF
fancy articles will be held at the same time.
The regular weekly meeting of the Central
W. c. II. T. will be held in the Y. NJ. c. A.
parlors.s Lowry Arcade, this afternoon at 3
O'Clock. All members and friends are in
vited.
Edward Morton. the man mysteriously
placed under arrest the night before on
charge of vagrancy, was yesterday arraigned
charged with burglary. The case was con-
tinued.
The London Guarantee and Accident In
surance company. of London. England filed
application for license to do business in
this state with Insurance Commissioner
Smith yesterday The license will be
granted.
At the last meeting of Norden Lodge No.
I III, l. o. . F.. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: o. Wicker, N.
: g. George Jensen, V. g.: I. Solberg, r.. s.;
o. Larson treasurer; O. sansiad, P.S.
Daniel Frohman's company opens in the
Lyceum theater comedy success, 1.-The
Gray Mare at the Metropolitan opera
house tonight The engagement is for the
balance OF this week. including matinee
Saturday.
Secretary Tiesberg, of the railroad and
warehouse commission, reports that the
work of removing the grain blockade along
the lines in the northern part of this state
and in North Dakota is progressing very
slowly, as the farmers continue to rush grain
into market.
Scanlan' sreined Irish play. "Mayourneen.
begins an engagement of four nights and
special " ednesday matinee at the Metropol-
itan opera house Sunday night The sale or
seats and boxes for this engagement opens at
the box Office this morning.
The engagement of Katie Emmett in xii
larney," next week at the Grand will be a
novelty in one way, that it will offer an Irish
drama with thoroughly excellent cast, the
company being the same i'll It's entirety as
when the play was seen at the Star theater,
New York. Miss Emmett i'll the dual roles
of kittie Burke and Terry Doyle is said to
give excellent interpretations OF both, and
introduces number of songs that are new.
. Preparations are being made at the high
school for the oratorical contest which is to
be participated in by the various high schools
throughout the state ON Dec. q. Friday of
this week, at 7:45 p. M, will occur the local
contest. On this occasion delegate will be
selected to represent ST. Paul at the Fourth
congressional district declamatory exercises.
where a representative of this district Will be
. decided upon for the state contest.
Michael and Annie Mcmahon, husband
and wife. were tried in the municipal court
yesterday on a charge of running house Of
/ PROSTITUTION at $50 Robert street. They were
!, pulled Saturday evening by the police, but
there was no evidence that there was any
thing wrong, and Judge TwQhy discharged
the defendants Hally Berg, Mary and Annie
Bennett were arrestedafQr visiting, the place
and they were also acquitted a y
The evening entertainments in Market
hail. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday OF
next week, are in the hands of many st. Paul
fayorites Miss II. Marie Robbins will give
several dances-Bellamy quadrille may be
the fayorite one-also Spanish and Scottish
dances; Mrs. Yale. Messls. T. Brown Jones,
E. T. McCafferty, Oscar Leneau. ST. Anthony
Hill orchestra, Twin City Banjo, Mandolin
and Guitar club are always well received.
Frederick W. Bancroft can amuse any audi
ence with his ledgerdemain accomplish
ments. Readings by FRANKLIN w. Lee, Miss
May Pierce and Charles Fairchild will also
be i'll the programme.