St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-14
SAINT PAUL.
CITY DRIFT.

The Manhattan Company has begun an
action against Lehman Haas TO recover
rent amounting to $3.50
The committee appointed to investigate
charges against Health Commissioner Hoyt
will convene at o'clock this afternoon.
information of insanity against Margaret
Olsen was made yesterday in the probate
court The hearing is set for . p. m. Thurs
div.
Caroline Reuterhas begun an action against
j. j. Mullen ana wife to foreclose mortgage
Tor 1900 upon lots IS. Il and is of block /,
III v atson's addition TO st. Paul.
The lecture 10 be given i'll Cretin hall on
the campaign of the Irish brigade id defense
of Pope Plus IN will take place Thursday
evening, sept. H. at Sis o'clock.
The preliminary examination of Steve
Collins cha rged with stealing watch from
w j Butler, resulted in Collins being held
TO the grand jury i'll $3.50 bonds.
Preliminary steps were taken last night at
Labor hall towdrd organizing the brewery
workmen of the city. An organizer from st.
o lis isin the city to agtate the matter.
T. C. Berge, alias NJ. V. o'Connell. charged
with passing forged check for 500 at the
Ryan hotel. waived examination in the police
court yesterday and was held to the grand
jury.
The thirteeu-ye yesr-old lad, John Foley,
arrested for stealing bushel of wheat from
the Great Northern road was arraigued IN
the police court yesterday and the case
dismissed.
An immense barbecue and Democratic
political festival will take place at Lake Nad-
naIs on Thursday afternoon. Politics.
speeches and wild ducks will be there in
abundance.
The National Steam Laundry company in
vite their friends and the public in general
TO attend their first annual opening this aft
ernoon and evening al 56, IS and % West
Fourth street. The employees Will be at work
and all the machinery Will be in motion.
The next engagement OF minstrelsy at the
Metr politan opera house will be given by Lew
Docsstader and his famous minstrel organ
ization, commencing Thursday evening, Sept.
g. Seats can be secured at the box office for
this engagement next Monday morning.
Plans for P J. Bowlin's handsome new
residence on Summit avenue were filed at the
building inspectors Office yesterday. The
building is to be erected on Summit avenue,
near Grotto street, and will be OF stone. three
stories high, "A by 40 feet. The cost will be
about S25, 600.
The Arlington & Curtis Manufacturing
COMPANY and the Knickerbocker company
have begun an action i'll the United States
circuit court against the O>good d Blodgett
Manufacturing company to enjoln the
alleged infringement upon q patent dust col
Iector used in box factories.
The famous tragedian. Robert Downing,
supported by Miss Eugenia Blair and an eX-
cellent company begins an engagement OF
three nights and matinee at the Metropoli-
tan opera house next Monday evening. Seats
for this event can be secured at the box office
beginning tomorrow morning.
Louis Stern and William Platte addressed
the Cleveland and Lawier club of North ST.
Paul last night. There are many German
Americans at the fourishing suburb, and
they turned out i'll numbers to listen to the
gospel of Democracy. Both gentlemen made
strong speeches and were applauded to the
echo.
The free kindergarten and primary school
of the parish of the Messiah opened Monday
with full corps of teachers and a larger
attendance than ever. Sessions are held
daily. from TO IL. at the school. corner of
Kent and Fuller streets A few more pupils
could be received. Children from four to
ten years of age admitted.
1The Theatrical Mechanics association held
their annual meeting yesterday and elected
the following ottlcers: President Jerry
Bryant; vice president, Jerry Keenan,; re-
cording secretary. Charlie Clark; financial
Iecrelary, B. McWady of the Metropolitan:
trustees, Charles Beech, f. Butler, Richard
nough.
The Witch will close tonight at the
Grand, and tomorrow night Haverlys min
strels begin a three nights stay at this thea
ter. The musical part of the Haverly pro-
gramme Is said 10 be one OF the strongest
ever presented by a minstrel organization,
while the comedians are headed by Billy
Rice and E. NJ Hail. John c. Rice in his
funny comedy, "A Knotty Affair." comes to
the Grand next Sunday for the week.
Reeo and Collier, the superb comedians in
their great success, ''Hoss and Hoss." will
give their last two performances at the Metro
politan opera house today, matinee this after
noon at reduced prices and the last time To-
night The greatest of ali legitimate sue
cesses Hoyt's "A Texas Steer begins an en-
gagement of four nights and d Saturday
matinee tomorrow night. Seats and boxes
can now be secured at the box Office.
Manager Scott received the following tele-
gram from Klaw x Erlanger in regard to
the opening of the Warde ana James combi-
nation at Washington last night: ''The
Warde and James Combination company pre-
septed Julius Caesar at the National thea
ter tonight with a strength Of cast and COM
pleteness of equipment that aroused the au-
dience TO positive enthusiasm. Curtain calls
were frequent and big success seems as
sured for the new combination
$500 to New York and return.