St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-23
SAINT PAUL.
CITY DRIFT.

Roller skating will be opened at Paul
Martins hall Saturday evening.
This is the last day for noting cases for the
December term of the district court
Judge Kerr occupied his seat on the dis
trict court bench yesterday after an illness OF
several days.
gaScariet fever was reported to the health
officer Yesterday from, 21S Grove and from
705 Holley streets
The Judges of the district court will eat
turkey at home with thanks tomorrow ana
will proceed with business Friday.
The board of education held very secret
session Yesterday afternoon The members
refuse to divulge just what was done.
The assembly will hold no meeting this
week. The regular night is Thursday, but
as it interrupts Thanksgiving amenities no
meeting will be held until next week -
All st. Paul curriers' VINO are to attend the
meeting at the West, in Minneapolis, to-
night will leave the corner of Eighth and
Wabasha streets on the O'Clock interurban
train A large delegation is expected to go
over.
The grand jury was in session yesterday,
and adjourned over until today 1t is pre-
sumed that the Dunneback killing case VIII
be one of the cases Investigated. YESTERDAY
the Durgin alleged rape case was invesu-
gated
An error was committed in the GLOBE OF
Tuesday by the statement that the house OF
William Murphy, 1S7 Grove street. had been
damaged by fire. The building in which the
fire occurred was the residence of Mrs.
Williams.
Another large and appreciative audience
greeted Daniel Sully at the Metropolitan
opera house last night and applauded the
performance of THE Millionaire" Tonight
Mr.. Sully will present his pathetic domestic
story, Daddy Nolan"
The sale OF seats for the engagement OF A.
s. Lipman and Charles Mathews company
including such well-known names as Harry
Brown end Lionel Bland, i'll by Proxy,
opens at the box office of the Metropolitan
opera house tomorrow morning.
Theodore Bollmanns German company
Will present the musical comedy, 1.-The Two
Vagabonds. - at the Metropolitan Thursday
evening and "Alt the Comforts of Home"
Saturday evening. Seats can now be secured
at the box office for these two performances.
Carl G. johnson will be put oh trial today
upon an Indictment charging the larceny OF
money from the Adams Express company.
The trial was to have begun yesterday after
noon, but johnson, who is out on bail. did
not turn up and was not found. An adjourn
ment was taken until this morning.
A special matinee performance will be
given at the Metropolitan opera house Thurs
day afternoon, Nov. "a, when Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Drew and their excellent company Of
players will present Sardou's great comedy.
"a Scrap of Paper Seats are now selling
at the box office for this engagement.
There was an examination Of six candi-
dates for promotion in the p0stoffice yester-
day. Each of the candidates desire to sue
coed Miss Collins, who resigned her position
as clerk in the mailing department The
salary attached is 500. Miss Collins Will
enter the House of the Coop shepherd as a
nun
White Bear lake is frozen over, and al
ready winter sports have begun there. Skat-
ing, of course, will be the chief feature. A
carnival is being gotten up that will surpass
anything in the line ever witnessed there.
Skating with sails will be great feature. and
numerous races are being planned. There
will be great contests i'll these races, and
great crowds will gather to participate in and
watch the sport.