St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-17
SAINT PAUL.
HERE AND THERE.

"Chip o the Old Block is drawing well at
Hilton's
Hon. Mart s. Wilkinson VIII deliver
lecture at the Floating Bethel next Monday
evening.
Peter Lalonde, saloonkeeper at 205 East
Fourth street, has made an assignment to w.
j. Romans.
uGus Williams in a charming domestic COM
edy known as "Keppler's Fortunes VIII
appear at the Grand Sunday evening.
Otto Miller was last night arrested by
Officer Harey. charged with the larceny of Il
railroad pass from Thomas McCanney.
Delegates from the ST. Paul, Minneapolis
and saltwater lodges of Elks will visit Man
kato to institute a new order of the society.
The clerical club. of st. Paul and Mime
Rpohs, Will hold its quarterly meeting aud
dinner on the 23d inst. at the Metropolitan.
George Lee, the man found trying to sell
another mans black bear robe. was yester-
day sentenced to ninety days in the work
house.
Warren Potter & Co. have begun an action
against c. y. Thurston 4 Son and Frank L.
Stetson to recover So saddles of venison,
being AIS pounds, valued at S6ls. 80
Modjeska will open at the Metropolitan to-
morrow evening. At the request of patrons
ModjeSka viii give Mary Stuart Friday
evening in place of Measure for Measure. ~
The action of Edwin Cooley against The
Minnesota Transfer Railway Company to
recover the value of mules ana horses worth
$1,000 is in course of trial i'll Judge Egan's
court.
Judge Otis took up yesterday in hearing
the Jav p. Davis case. An adjournment was
had to allow the attorneys an opportunity to
classify the jury certificates. The trial will
probably conclude Friday.
The Sioux City 4 Northern yesterday fled
ifs statement of gross earnings for last year.
There are eleven miles OF road operated in
this state, and the earnings amounted to
S35,694.24. The state tax was S3j6.95.
The stalwart frame and pleasant counte
nance of Capt. John Cook are missed from
the central police station these days. The
captain, into whose hands many desperate
crooks have fallen, has fallen victim to the
grippe, and is seriously i'll at his home.
Scarlet fever was reported TO the health
commissioner yesterday from 1871 Argyle
street, 719 Raymond avenue, 1S4 Custer ave-
nue. 9t5 Dawson ~ South Victoria and 800
Sherman avenue Diphtheria was reported
from $50 Grove and S91 Conway streets.
me MlnDeapoIlS type 1ounQry was 1ncOr-
porated yesterday at the office of the secre-
tary Of state. Messrs. E. S Babcock. c. F.
Thorpe NJ. B. Thorpe and ". NJ. Babeock.
of Minneapolis, are the incorporetors, and
the capital stock is placed at $4,000.
3 Deputy Grand Ruler Dorman last evening
made his annual visit to the ST. Paul lodge,
No. So B. P. o. EIks. There were visitors
from Minneapolis, Chicago and Detroit. A
social session followed the meeting. presided
over by DR.. Hart, of Minneapolis. The feat
IRE of the session was the recitatons of
Joseph Haworth, the actor, who is member
or a Boston lodge.
There were seventeen candidates yester-
day before the board of law examiners as
follows: T. j. McDermott It. C. Fitzpat-
rick, E. B Olmstead. H. G. Stilwen, S. G.
Harris, st. Paul; G. D. Raxmore G. Thwing,
j. W. Crane G. B. Young, c. A. Savage, Min
neapolis; 7. E. Collins, Duluth; Elish Nor
win, Tower; F II. Sterns Princeton; Thorn
es Fraser, Rochester. The examination will
be completed tomorrow.