St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-02
SAINT PAUL.
APRIL OPENINGS.


ing on Woman III the Industrial Arena.
Four small permits amounting to $1,000.
were issued by the building inspector yester-
day.
The pay roll of the water board for March
amounted to s., SS1 81. Employees were paid
yesterday
Scarlet fever al 1889 Iglehart street and diph-
liberia AZ is TiIton street were reported at the
health office yesterday.
The remains of z. s Kelly. who died in
Minneapolis Thursday, will be brought to LIS
home IN this city for interment.
John Sweeney, a TagFant with suspended
sentence, found st. Paul too attractive 10
leave and'was again arrested last night
An unoccupied frame dwelling on Banfil
street caught fire early yesterday morning
aud was partly destroyed. The loss was
about 500. -
+, Scarletfeyer was reported to the health
commissioner Yesterday from 1888 lgiehart
street and diphtherla was reported from 10
Tilton street.
Albert scharlow. an eight-yearold boy, had
his leg cut off by a Duluth train at Rush
City yesterday, and was brought TO the city
= for treatment.
The sale of seats is progressing finely Tor
'sSinbud, at The Metropolitan next week
This great production bids fair to break the
record OF this popular playhouse.
The Hastings Cut stone Company, OF
Minneapolis, with Sl5c0) capital stock, has
Incorporated The incorporators are Thomas.
Samuel and NJ. S. Hastings Jr, of Minneapo-
lis
Rock Desnarous the young man charged
with robbing a boarder at the Aberdeen OF
Md xnS!nrd1V
end. remanded until April under bail OF
$1,000.
Austin Holm. Pat Hill and Thomas Hicks,
the three toughs who were arrested for
attempting to rob one Arthur Mckinney,
were yesterday discharged because OF lack OF
evidence.
The residence of Mrs. Morriseya at 245 Good
hue stree was struck by lightning yesterday
morning The house caught fire, but the de-
partment was oD the scene in time to pre-
vent any loss.
III O'Clock this morning, five horses tina
have been condemned for service in the fire
department will be sold at auction by Chief
jackson in front of the central fire station,
on Eighth street.
The joint committee on acquisitions will
meet at the city hall this afternoon. and the
committee on claims from the board of alder
men will meet Monday afternoon, while the
committee on streets viii meet Monday even
ing.
Walter II. Sanborn will become full
fledged United States circuit judge next
Tuesday The April term of the federal
courts will open in this city on that day. aud
he will qualify before Judge Nelson and be-
ginhis new duties.
There was good attendance at the bazaar
Nn the Pacific Congregational church parlor5
asst night A number of pretty things were
displayed and neat sum netted by the ladies
who have the affair in charge. 1t will be
continued this evening.
There will be platform missionary meet
ing held in Ass ociation hall, Lowry Arcade,
tomorrow afternoon4at 3:3a. The meeting
will be general and addressed by good speak
ers. Music Will be furnished by the associa-
Iion orchestra. All are cordially invited.
AT the Grand opera house church service
on sunday morning Rev. W. S. Vail will
preach on the question, what Became of
the Prospectors Soul?' A quartette will
sing God Is a Spirit" and the chorus will
&lso be heard in selections. All are invited
The testimony received by the commission
appointed for the purpose OF inyesti-
eating the charge of habitual drunkenness
made against James McGinu, county COM
missioner Of Wapasha county, was filed with
the governor Yesterday. The commission
makes no recommendation.
!, Stuart Robson and his excellent company
pleased another large audience in "She
Stoops to Conquer the Metropolitan last
night. He Will give a matinee and evening
performance today presenting Bronson
M. 0rJ no
Henrietta. Mr.. Robson playing the character
of BERTHE the lamb
The Independent Spiritual and Psychical
Society will hold its regular Sunday meeting
in Won Ellemeet's hall, Moore block, Seven
corners. at SIP. IN. Mrs. E. Braun, trance
medium. will be the speaker; subject of dis
course, ''Ministering Angels" The lecture
will be followed by tests or proofs of spirit
presence given from the rostrum. The So
riety will hold its weekly public test circle
on Monday evening at s o'clock at 22212 West
Seventh street.
The joint court house and city hall COM
mittee had but a short session yesterday. The
monthly pay roll, amounting to Sl.555. to-
gether with sundry bills, we're allowed.
Among the bills were those for coal, water
and gas The auditor was authorized to ad-
vertise for bids for placing the rooms facing
Wabasha and Fifth streets in condition for
occupancy by the county treasurer. Addi
iional vault furniture to the value of S136 was
ordered for the comptroler's Office
The special joint committee from the city
rouncil on azotine was expected to hold
meeting the present week, but none has been
called. Ii is proposed to make some sort of
n compromise settlement with the azotne
company. There seems to be 20 disposition
on the part of the council to allow the full
claim Of $3.50. Moreover, it is understood
that the azotGe company prefers to make the
compromise settlement to Il litigation i'll the
rourts. The board of aldermen wll' meet
next Monday evening, and it is possible that
the matter will be brought up at that time.
Rev. i. Wallace Waits, D. s., of Owen
Sound, Can, will preach in the Central Pres
byterian church Sunday, 1920 a. m. and 7:30
p. M Dr. Waits has made a great many
friends during his short visit in this city.
His many Canadian friends will doubtless
embrace this the last opportunity of hearing
him in St. Paul The doctor preached last
Sunday in the above church, and addressed
the preparatory class of communicates at
the House of Hope last Wednesday evening
DIR. Waits received his education at the Cam
bridge university, England; Edinburgh uni
-veFsity, Scotland, and the Presbyterian col
lege. Norwich, Eng He has had many i'm
pOrtant degrees conferred upon him by the
Cambridge university in recognition of his
abilities the most important being that OF
doctor of science. DR.. Waits ability as an
author is known far and wide by the many
Tolumes written by him. AS a speaker the
doctor has only to be heard to convince one
OF his remarkable powers in holding the al
tention of his congregation and TO remember
such forcible and scholarly effect once sell
dom as this opportunity of hearing.
acknowledgements IOthingEEOuse
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