St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-15
SAINT PAUL.
DRIFT OF THE CITY.

At the Hotel Brunswick-P. B. Friburk
lie Sueur; D. E. Baldwin, Chicago; q. l..
Fosmire. Cedar Rapids, To-; E. E. Cheyalier'
Ogden.
The CT y officers and employees will he paid
off this forenoon. ana the school teachers
VIII receive their mouths salary i'll the after
nOCn.
The skating races for the city and state
championship began last night at the junior
Pioneer rink on the West side. The races are
under the auspices of the St Paul Cycle club.
At the Hotel Metrop olitan-H. NJ. Blaisdell,
Fairmont; W. 6. House. Indianapolis; q.
W. Griffith, Schenectady. n. y; George W.
Wood, Chicago; ". F. Kinsey, Dodge City.
Kan; p. E. Price. New York; j. Jones, Bos-
ton
Scarlet fever was reported to the health OF
ficer yesterday from the corner Of Grotto and
Sherburne anG OF De Soto street, and diph-
iberia was reported from 6j3 Van Buren,
Street.
The ladies of the People church tender Il
vote of thanks TO Mrs, Ii. Marie ROBBINS and
c. C. Fairchild for The very valuable assist
nnce rendered them at their Iate fair and
course of literary entertainments.
The largest audience of the week witnessed
James O'Neill performance of "Fontenelle'
at the Metropolitan opera house last night
There will be only four more opportunities
10 see this excellent performance, including
matinee Saturday.
The Ramsey county delegation meets for
the first time this evening. They meet at
the chamber of commerce at 7:3'. 1t is safe
10 believe that they will hit uron some much
needed amendments to the Bell charter
There is lots of work before the delegation.
The furnace scene in Master and Man. :"
the melodrama now holding forth at the
Grand, presents one of the most realistic
stage pictures ever presented in this city
The engagement of the attraction will con-
,Iude with matinee and evening perform
ance next Saturday.
Samuel Partridge. the assistant secretary OF
the state agricultural society, died at an early
hour Yesterday morning. at his home on the
fair grounds lie had dropsy of the heart.
The remains win be taken to Moorhead today
for interment President Burwell and Sec
rotary Liggett will go to Moorhead with the
body and attend the funeral Friday.
A large sale of seats is in progress for the
engagement the coming week of kid
uaped" at the Grand opera house. This
strangely
offer host of features IN a realistic way.
An entire carload of scenery is carried TO
provide for the elaborate stuging of the play.
The company is said to be strong and clpa-
Die.
The retail clerks union held q largely at
tended meeting last night. Nomination for
officers were made 10 be voted for Dec -.
Several names of oId officers were named and
Further nominations may nc made at the
next meeting There were four new MEM
bers added to the roll last night and six other
propositions fer membership were handed IN.
John Katsberg and sam Rodensky were
berore Judge Cory yesterday morning. to
have hearing on Il charge OF stealing tools
and iron from the ''Omaha'' railway com
pany. The men cannot speak English, and
are residents on the flats. The railroad com
pany claims to have been Systematically
robbed for the past year Or two and suspected
people living on the flats. Special Officer
Dooty went to the houses of the two men
yesterday with search warrants and found
tools and pieces of iron i'll the Katsberg
house. lie also found a crowbar in the
Rodensky house The latter claimed that
the crowbar was left at his house by his
uToluerIh-IaW, HEu WIS gwen Until loudS W
make his defense. Katsberg was fined SIS.
The successful war DIANA. Across the
Potomac, VIII be given a fine spectacular
production at the Metropolitan opera house
for the week commencing Sunday evening
next, by Manager Augustus Pitous company
of players. The scenes of this play.which has
won such universal commentator, are laid
among the Berkshire Hills of Massachusetts
and the james River Valley OF Virginia, its
action covering the whole period of the late
conflict. Its authors, Messrs. Augustus Pitou
and Edward Nj. Alfricnd had practical ex-
perience on the field of BATTLE, and many of
the situations introduced in this play are
simply reproductions witnessed there.
Across the Potomac will be presented with
handsome new scenery and costly mechan'
ical and electrical appliances.