St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-23
SAINT PAUL.
GOOD-MORNING.

The fees of the state grain department Tor
July amounted to 81, 25204.
Emma S. BIggs has attached the effects OF
Bessie E. Lieb to satisfy a promissory note
for S1l6
meeting of the Ladies' Sanitation society
will be held tomorrow afternoon al o CLOCK
in the chamber of commerce.
Frank Donahower, chief clerk in the
United States marshal's office, has gone TO
Rochester for a weeks vacation.
Mrs A E. Clark, who resides at 43 East
Eighth street. fell by reason of defective
sidewalk on Cedar street yesterday ana
spraiDed her leg.
James NJ. Gavin, laborer living at pa
Goodrich avenue, was appointed policeman
yesterday by Mayor Wright vice John
Schram, resigned.
The Powers Dry Goods company are to
have large business block built for them bv
Moves Bros. at the southwest corner of fifth
and Wacouta streets.
At Hotel Brunswck-James Powers, Chi
rago; a. Harrington, Thomas Owen, st Louis;
Jamas X. Rooch, Boston; L. Dibble, Jersey
City; A. Cover, city.
d. E. Wilkinson has appealed from a dis
allowance of claim against the st. Paul
German Insurance Company, insolvent, by
j. f. Frazuen, the assignee.
Relief Agent Hutchins- writes: We need
furniture. beds, bedding and also clothing
for the poor families burned out last Satur
day and today in the Wagner block.
The Ladies Guild of st. Peters Church.
Dayton's bluff. will give lawn festival this
evening at the residence of Mrs. Payte, cor
ner of East Fourth and Maple streets. from
$50 to 10 o'clock.
THE Dazzer'' was presented before
another large house at the Metropolitan last
night This is one of the best farce come
dies on the road and will no doubt play to
large houses through the week, including
matinee Saturday.
j. A. Lawrence, deputy state dairy COM
missioner and Secretary Bertram returned
to the capital yesterday. after few days va
cation spent i'll different parts of the state.
Secretary Bertram was taken i'll while away,
but is now sufficiently recovered to attend To
mis- duties.
Margaret Mather. next Monday night. will
present her new one-act comedy Nance
Oldfield" and her spectacular production,
'sThe Egyptian at the Metropolitan opera
house. For the former she has new and
fetching costumes ard for the latter preteh-
tious scenery.
In connection with the new service with
the electric extension of the Selby avenue
line which became effective yesterday, four
teen motopeers and conductors who reside
iii st. Paul. were discharged. II is understood
that their places are to be filed by Mime
apolis men.
The engagement Of The Stowaway' termi-
mates al the Grand tomorrow night. For the
remainder OF the week the attraction will be
the new musical comedy, wait Till the
Clouds Roll By with Frank NJ. Wills i'll the
leading role. THE Hustler" begins weeks
engagement Sunday night.
AT Hotel Sherman--C. II. Claspill, Sioux
City. Ie.:' NJ. B. Mccartney and wife, Phila-
delphia. Pa; james Welsh, springfield. o.;
i. A. Chapman, Milwaukee, Wis: Thomas
E. Scallen, Chicago: L. X. Whitwell, Kali
spell. Mont: L. a. Wood, Eau Claire, Wis.,
William H Cochran, Iowa City, 10.
Yesterday morning the street railway
company naugurated the forty minute serv
ice from Fort Smelling and commenced run
ming cars around the loop. 1t also inaugu-
rated change Oh the Merriam Park extern
sion of the Selby avenue cable by putting on
the fast interurban cars instead OF the old
ones and running two cars instead of one.
The new cars make the run from the present
terminus OF the line on Prior avenue to the
end of the cable line in nine minutes in
stead of fifteen. as heretofore. The cars will
soon run through 10 University avenue and
connect with the inierurban line for Mime
apolis. Then il is expected that another Car
will be put on, enabling them to make the
same time as they do to the presentterminus