St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-27
SAINT PAUL.
TIPS FROM REPORTERS.

The Minnesota naval veterans meet TO-
nicllt at ~ East Seventh, in Labor hall.
DR.. Ohage leaves this evening for Europe
He will be back about the month of July.
Scarlet fever was reported 10 the health
officer yesterday from 7S4 Hawthorne avenue.
A free siereoptieon entertainment viii be
gwen This evening at the Bethel boat, foot Of
Slbley street.
The Rose Leaf Social club of the West Side
are making AT angements for 4 dance 10 take
place in June.
There Will be regular meeting tonight of
Gen. Ord Post No. %, G. A. r.. in their hall,
corner Waeasha and Fifth streets. There
Will be i muster. Comrades are invited,
The Burlesaue of Gal-at-tea, By the Louis
Atwood company. is big hit at hntons S,
and a most pleasing performance. Next
week. the only Ida Siddons female masta-
doBS
George Seehuetter the White Bear wife
beater who was treated 10 dose OF his own
medicine by the white caps. was sentenced
TO sixty days in the workhouse by Justice
Gordy.
City Clerk Prendergast yesterday notided
all the city officials elect of the action OF the
city council in canyaSsing the returns OF the
late eietiIOn anu now may Sctl4S IL 0AANN
receive their certificates of election.
The catalogue of the summer school for
teachers. to be held al the State university
July % TO August D, was issued by the stale
superintendent yesterday. The full list OF
teachers and course of instruction are given.
For the second time this season. Hallen q
Hart will be seen at The Grand They open
on Sunday night for the closing week OF the
regular season with their new edition OF
Later on" fresh from successful coast
trip.
The board of aldermen viii meet in adj
journed session this evening in the hope OF
finally windingup all the old affairs so that
the new council may find clear docket
when it goes into the chamber for the trst
time.
The annual field-day sports of the High
School Athletic association will take place
today al KItsondale. The programme Of ex-
ercises is well sled and every event viii be
most enjoyable one. Sports will begin at =
o'clock.
Mavor Smith is cut of thecity and is not
expected 10 return until next week some
time. Acting Mayor Cullen assumed the
charge of the government yesterday, and the
machinery continues to run on as smoothly
as though the chief was at the helm
Nothing has yet been heard of Miss Katie
Wright who disappeared so mysteriously
some four weeks ago Some think she has
gone to her relatives in Portland, Ore, but
the fact that sheleft everything behind seems
to indicate that she wandered away in fit.
Officer Thomas Mcmahon recovered a valu-
able robe yesterday afternoon that was stolen
over year ago from Dr.. H. 5. Patterson. He
found the robe in the possession of Charles
Fitzpatrick. haekman. twas identified by
DR.. Patterson. The hackman claims TO have
purchased the robe several months ago from
a stranger.
Officer Costello arrested n pickpoeket at the
corner of East Seventh and Minnesota
streets yesterday afternoon. The fellow
snatched a Iadys purse. but was beaten over
the head with her parasol several times be-
fore the offense He attempted 10 run away.
but was caught by the officer before he had
gone half block.
Gen. Stewart L. Wo0dford, of New York,
will arrive in ST. Panl Sunday morning and
be the guest of j. j. McCardy. He will de
liver the Grafton on Memorial day at Oak
land cemetery. The comrades who will par
tleipate in decorating the graves of fallen
heroes viii assemble at the Ryan hotel
corner of Sixth and Robert streets Monday
morning, instead of at the court house.
Amy Robsart,'' which Miss Marie Vain
wright viii present at the Metropolitan next
Thursday, is romantic drama, based on Sir
Walter Scott's fayorite novel. "KenilWorth." $"
This is one of The best of the great writer's
stories and is full Of thrilling episodes and
exciting situations. Miss Wainwright has
met with wonderful sdecess in this piece.
The scenery and appointments are said be
the most gorgeous ever put upon The Amer
lean stage,