St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-24
SAINT PAUL.
BEFORE TURKEY.

The assembly committee on ways and
means will meet Friday afternoon at
o'clock.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health OF
ficer Yesterday from 404 Charles street. ana
diphthera was reported from Phaien CREEK
There will be but one delivery by carriers
today. and the stamp and general delivery
windows in the postoifice will close at ~
O'Clock this morning.
Members of the order of the MODERN
Woodmen of America are requested to attenu
the next meeting of Copeland camp lo4f'
Deputy f. w. Herder VIII exempllty the
secret work of the head camp ana give an
outline of the proceedings OF the omaha
meeting.
A, The Metropolitan-E. Carver, Chlcago'
Eugene Rucker. Wilder, Mlnn.; Nal. IL
Baldwin, Duluth: W. S. Bsrrows, r. n: DE
Pew and wife. Mandan. n. D.; IL. nhgnes,
Chicago; P. II. Tracey TiDpecanoe, o. All
L. Semans, Denver. Col,
One of the most successful commedies pro-
duced in st. Paul of late was that presented
by Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Drew. "a scrap OF
Paper." They will present it again al the
Metronolitau opera house this afternoon, ano
the indications are that they will nave large
house.
A 8 Iipman and Charles Mathews capa
bile company, in .'By Proxy" open an en-
gorPment of four nights at the Metropolitan
opera house. beginning Sunday night NOV
u The advance sale of seats for this event
onens at The box Office this morning. Regular
prices will prevail.
James McNorton. thirty years old ana
carpenter, was severely injured at $3.50 last
evening by falling from a wagon at the cor
uer of Seventh street and Broadway. HIS
scalp was badly cut. He Was taken TO the
nitv bosnital in the central patrol wagon. lie
lives on Daytons bluff.
Gus Williams has been for the past htteen
years dialect German star OF acknowledged
popularity, aud this season has CHOSEN
April Fool as the title of play OF the
farce.comedv kindIin which TO @muse the
public. He brings with him company that
embraces a number of talented people, IN
eluding Ross and Teutou, Frank Glrard ana
Miss Gertrude Reynolds, and April fool
goes with a snap from Sis to 1850.
Isaac EIston, barber at 221 West seventh
street. while partially intoxicated. attempted
10 cross the street car tracks on that street,
last evening. and was run down By car NO.
So of which the motoneer was j. DUDE.
new motoneer named r. COLLISION WAS ON
board. ElSton received a severe cut under
the left eye and was otherwise severely
bruised He was taken 10 the city hospital.
Judge of Probate-elect Louis Rothmund. of
sibiev county, was in town today, shaking
hands with his many ST. Paul friends. The
Judge election was one of the fortunate re
suits of the recent Democratic victories. All
who welcomed and congratulated MN were
Rstonished at the air of dignity with when
the new judge is Shrouded.
W. NJ. Baer, proprietor of the Arlington
hotel in this city, died Monday at Colorado
Springs Mr. Baer went to that resort three
weeks ago for the benefit of his health. The
remains will arrive home Friday morning
and the funeral Will occur on that day under
the auspices of the Odd Fellows. He was
member of that organization, as well as be-
ing mason.
The Germans of St Paul will be given
rare Thanksgiving treat this evening, when
Theodore Bollmann's German company give
their ninth subscription performance al the
Metropolitan opera house. They VIII appear
in that brilliant Imaginable comedy farce with
song, The Two Fagabonds." Messrs. Soho
Der and Lieben take the parts of.the two Vag-
abonds which is n guarantee of suticlencv
of fun, while Miss Martha Neumann, in the
male character OF Michel, will have an op-
portuniy OF again pleasing the German
American public, among whom she has be-
-ome such favorie as a charming soubrette.
On Saturday evening the Bollmann company
will present "All the Comforts of Home,
this being their last performance till Sunday,
Jan, /, 1893.