St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-10
SAINT PAUL.
CAUGHT IN THE BLIZZARD.


Nibbe's French Buresque company give
matinee today al TIil:on's.
Court Stenographer Hillman is suffering
from an attack of 1onsilftis.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health de
partment yesterday from I'll Bedford street
This is,the last day on which to pay water
rates. The supply my be shut off hereafter
with short notice.
Robert Rantoui of the Northern Pacific
traffic manager department. had his ears
badly frozen yesterday morning while going
from his home to the office.
John Ludgren. for whom bench warrant
was issued Tuesday. was arraigned IN the
police court Yesterday and made to furnish
$1,000 bail for his appearance today.
Mrs. Ellen y. Smith is very grateful to the
bows of companyD, the letter carriers the
Good Templars and other friends for kind
ness shown her in IL season of bereavement.
4 Grand Master William K. Johnson win in
stitute the new lodge named Home Lodge
No. 195. I. O. O. F., on Friday evening" March
II. at the hail. corner Fifth and Wabashe.
All brothers invited.
The floating Bethel Sabbath school is
greatly i'll need of several more teachers who
will be in regular attendance and of chairs
benches or seats to the number of $50 sit
tingS
There was no meeting of the wheat inyes-
tigation commission, an adjournment having
to be,aken owing to the inability OF wit
nesses to be present. The commission VIII
meet again this morning.
Yesterday was bad day to take an injured
man from the union depot to the hospital i'll
a patrol wagon. The victim. EDWARD O'Brien.
needed the comforts of an ambulance, even
had the weather been fine
Sergeant Phalen,a bright young army man,
died at ST. Joseph's hospital yesterday after
an illness of several days duration. He was
for long time chief Of the signal corps at
Fort Smelling. and was well liked b. all his
associates.
The fire department had an unpleasant
chase through The snow to Sc West Tenth
street at s o'clock last evening, where blaz-
ing chimney rad scared the residents into
believing that a serious fire wSs in progress.
Ii was quickly eXtinguished.
The Central ". C. T. L. will meet at the
Floating Bethel-on Thursday, March 10. at
O'Clock D. III. All members of this union are
earnestly desired to be present. as business
of importance is to be discussed. cordial
invitation is extended TO all ladies interested
in temperance work.
One Of the sufferers in yesterdays storm
was Henry Fehronan, OF AIS Bedford street.
q shoemaker. who slipped and fell on the
pavement at the corner of Fourth and Rob
ert streets. breaking mis- left leg above the
ankle He was removed TO the city hospital
Il the central patrol wagon.
There was not quorum present at the
nh IF I'm
fact did not prevent business being trans
acted. A memorial was adopted urging con-
gress TO pass bills providing for reclassi-
fication of the railway mail service and an
increase of the salaries of the employees
thereof.
Rev. S. r. Warner, the clergyman who has
absen!ed himself from his home here for
some time, has written to his wife from st.
Louis, Mo-, saying that he will remain there
{ few days to rest up. 1t isreported that Mrs.
Warmers brother. Mr.. Bronson, thinks the
clergyman has teen suffering from mental
trouble Horace Warner has gone to st. Louis
to bring him home.
George D. Hutchinson, a conductor on the
East Seventh street cable line, was fined S2j
In the municipal court yesterday for snatch
ing q Derby hat from the head of John Mes
burg, passenger who boarded his car, and
because he could find no seat refused to pay
fare. A stay of proceedings was granted,
and the case viii probably be appealed.
At the borough election at Inver Grove,
Dakota county, Tuesday, the entire Demo
cratic ticket was elected. The officers elect
are; Supervisors, II. c. Barton, chairman
F'rien MeGroty. Edward Korfage; town clerk
Henry Gackstetter; treasurer. Matthew
No fi,5 Of
peace, P Barton; constable, William Bohrer.
The meeting of the officers of the First
regiment vas 10 have sbeeh held at the
armory last evening, but, probably on ac7
count Of the March zenhyrs, quorum failed
-to'appear, and no business was transacted.
Among those who brlved the storm we're:
Capt BradelHs and First Lieuts Iverson,
Rf,ing Mott, Whine and johnson. Also
First Lieut. Mcclure, of Saltwater.
The Catholic Truth society will hold It's
second annual meeting at Cretir hall tonight.
An address entitled Nv hat the Catholic
Church Has Dons for the Conversion of The
World will be delivered by Rev. A. Chris
tie, and one euutIed Progress and Truth
by Rev. j G.. Byrne. A choice musical pro-
gramme will be given under the competent
direction of Mr.. John F. Gehan.
Augustus Thomas beautiful comedy OF
Southern life, Alabama was witnessed
and enjoyed at the Metropolitan last night
by surprisingly large audience, considering
the. terribly Indictment weather. St Paul
has fully confirmed the glowing criticisms
which have been written of this wonderful
play by all the leading critics OF this country.
t is play that should be seen more than
once by everybody who loves the artistic and
beautiful.
A. F. Gauqer called at central station yes
terday with some news of the missing cattle
buyer August EhIieS Mr.. Gauger said that
two families whose names are Lardman aud
Rupke, and who live in Sibley county, on The
500 read, informed him that Ehlies was there
ten days ago and bought cattle of them,
which he said he was to ship the next day.
He was accompanied by stranger, and re-
Aafned with Them but few hours. The in
formation throws little light on the case,
and an effort will be made to trace Ehlies
from there.
A large number Of friends, including mem
bers of the typographical union and Dis
patch chapel, attended the funeral of John
j. O'Connor at the cathedral yesterday.
Beautiful floral tributes were among The
tributes to the deceased. one showing the
typos ''30'' and another ~ J. O'C.,'' both
designed III handsome flowers The inter
ment took place at Calvery cemetery, the
GLENN high mass being celebrated by Rev.
sFather Casey. The pail bearers were Cor
nelius Quincy. john Burke, John Killaeky,
Michael o'keefe, E. l. McStay. G. W. Dea-
con, j. n. Rhodes and Frank Murphy.