St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-30
SAINT PAUL.
LOCAL LlCONIEs.

The missing man has turned up in Mime
,polis He was found there Yesterday
scarlet fever was reported to the health
officer Yesterday from 705 Holly avenue
A $50 oyercoat was stolen from the La!iy
MOTEL office at south st. Paul. last night. No
clue to the thief
W. G. Mcmahon and A. a. Andrews OF
Winpinao were the guests of George X.
Reilly yesterday.
Judge Kerr heard yesterday objections OF
severai narfies to the assessments for i'm
proving Langford park
Charles Weilcs was sentenced to the work.
oouse for ninety days for stealing a bolt OF
cloth from King d Frost.
Judge Brilrs court is still engaged IN the
rial of the case of Johir F. Reed d CO. against
3eaupre, Keoghs& Davis.
The salary list of the state university Tor
bl2.gS4 was filed with the anditor yesterday.
The list was for Nos ehliaer salaries
William G. gBrowh AID Jessie Kortack,
charged with forlfic;Itien.f SO bail
each in the mnlleipai eepgt yesterday
Mrs John X. Irvine, who has been i'll for
The past fortnight. has been given up by her
ohysicians. Her death will bring sorrow 10
many friends
Judge Otis was engaged yesterday in hear
ing the case of the assessment Tor grazing
Wells street, which came up on the obJec-
tons of r. c. Munger and others.
South St Paul Is, to enjoy the radiance OF
electric light through the medium OF the
West Side Electric company in which Paul
Martin is interested.
A. S. Lipman, supported by Charles Math-
ews company will give their last two
performances at the Metropolitan opera
house today, presenting by Proxy. Inc
matinee will be given at reduced prices
Walter Lang, the incorrigible boy arrested
for stealing mttens from pupils at the high
school, was given hearing in the munlclpal
court yesterday, and the case was certified 10
the district court with view to commitment
TO the reform school.
Mary Carmady, woman thirty years old,
was adjudged insane in the probate court
Yesterday and ordered taken to the Rochester
asylum. She has been an inmate of the
house of the Good Shepherd for some years,
and is a well known character.
Daniel Frohman's company will present
the latest Lyceum Theater comedy success,
r'The Grey Mare at the Metropolitan opera
house the latter half of this week, beginning
he secured at the box Office.
Frank Yorks went to the United States
marshal's Office yesterday and wanted
steamboat at saltwater seized for not paying
him his wages. He claims to have worked
twenty-five days besides some extra time on
the boat. and as the owners would not pay
him for extra time he refused to take the pay
offered. He went to Attorney George B.
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shape
The next attraction booked for the Metr o.
politan opera house for an engagement of
four nights beginning Sunday is W j.
Scanlan's famous refined Irish play,
'Mayourneen, with Chauncey Olcott i'll
the title role ''Mavourneen' played to an
immense business in New York last season
for run of 100 nights, turning people away
at every performance. The play is magntti-
Gently mounted and all of Mr.. Scanlan's
popular songs viii be sung by Mr.. Olcott
Seats and boxes for this attraction can be
secured at the box Office tomorrow morning.
Judge Egans court is in the midst of trying
the suit of The St Paul Trust COMPANY, as re-
ceiver of the North Star Mutual Insurance
company. against Horace A. Taylor and
number of other directors of the defunct
North Star Mutual Insurance company. The
receiver claims that the directors appropri-
ated $4,000 of the funds of the insurance
company to pay themselves when as mat
ter of fact the money ought to have gone into
the general fund. The insurance company
failed in 1887, with S59.0OO liabilities. Mr..
Glover was stricken off yesterday as one of
the defendants.
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Our r. [. F. Derby Hat (blaek or
brown is the best So. 80 hat in the world.
Hat department, The Boston Oh Third