St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-21
SAINT PAUL.
CITY BRIEFS

The offices in the federal building close
today.
All the banks will close today columbus
day. at noon.
W. j. Woolsey paid SIS for his assault on
David Simpson.
The courts will not be in session today and
the county offices will be closed.
John Jarvis paid $50 to the clerk of the
court for selling whisky without a license.
Mrs. Millrch no East sixth street. lost
pocketbook aud SIC on Broadwa, yesterday.
Twelve minor permits were issued by the
building inspector yesterday aggregatiug 81
300.
The West Duluth Electric company filed
amended articles of Incorporation with the
secretary of state yesterday.
The Pope company. of Mankato a plumb
Ing concern. was Incorporated yesterday.
with a capital stock of $4,000.
The adultery case against Mrs., Ollie J.
Hanson and Peter Backstrom was dismissed
In the municipal court yesterday.
AT the Brunswick-Lawrence Dibbell, M.
A. Spauldng, Utica n. Y; William Joy
Nashville; Thomas Jordon, Buffalo.
The charge of indecent exposure against
Nettie Smith did not prove to be well found
ed and Judge Cory had to dismiss it yester-
day.
Sunday hours will be observed at the post
Office today with the addition of one deliv
cry by carriers. The Office will be open from
TO - q. IN.
Only three more performances of Henry c.
De Miles great labor story will be given at
the Metropolitan opera house tonight, tomor-
row matinee and night
The board of stale prison inspectors met in
Saltwater yesterday, and completed their
biennial report to the governor required by
law. The report Will be filed at the capitol
as soon as it can be transcribed.
columbus day. will be celebrated at the
Temple corner of Minnesota and Tenth
Streets by appropriate services, sermon and
songs at 80 o'clock this evening.
Henry Hanlon, colored. was locked Up last
night by Detective DAILY for stealing an UNI
brella from the cigar store, corner Fourth
and Roberts. and pawning it Ior 81.
Ullie Akerstrom plays "a Little Busybody''
at the Grand tonight Sunday night j W.
Summers gives his first performance in this
city of his romantic comedy drama jerry
Rev. T. j. Conaty, d. D., of Worcester,
Mass. ex-president of G. T. A. W. of A, an
orator of great prominence, will deliver an
Wednesday evening next
Scarlet fever was reported to the health Of
ficer yesterday from 100 Western avenue
south: diphtheria from $40 jackson street,
679 0rrin street and 1923 James street: and
membraneous Group was reported from CSC
York street.
AT 1880 today services are held at the
cathedral IN honor of the Columbian celebra-
ton, and fitting exercises will take place at
Cretin hall this evening, consisting of appro-
pirate music and address. Hon. W S. Kelly
will speak.
The Daughters of the American Revolution
will meet this (Friday) afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock at the residence of Mrs. Adams No
Crocus hill. All members are cordially in
vited TO attend
Seats are now selling for the fifth sub
scription performances of the German Ora
matte company. On this occasion they will
present "kYritZPyritZ.' farce comedy in
five acts, by II. Wilkens and O. Justinns
music by Michaelis.
Walter d. Mattice and Louise Rainier were
charged with fornication. But Louise is
Sick and yesterday the case was dismissed in
the municipal court. Walter being rearrested
on the charge of stealing a gold watch from
Jennie Rogers.
st. Anthony Lodge No. sc. A. o. U. W, of
st. Anthony Park, will give a grand bali at
Churchill hall, ST. Anthony Park, Friday
evening, Oct II. All are invited The last
electric car on the Hamline line leaves for
st. Paul at [ a. IN.
e A. Michaud as administrator of the Eestate
of &. Langevin. yesterday began an eject
ment suit IN the municipal court against
George FL. Davis to get permission of the
Fremont house. Eighth and Robert Davis
was recently fined 800 in the court for keep
ing al designation house there and Mr.. Mich
aud wants change.
The wonderful creation by \. D. Cooper
entitled THE Morning of the Crucifxion,'
shat has been exhibited at the corner OF
Eighth aud Wabasha streets for the past ten
days. should be seen by all lovers of the
beautiful i'll art. 1t is a masterpiece, and
must be seen to be appreciated. One could
stand for hours before it and see something
new each moment. There are twentv-six
figures and faces, those in the foreground
being of heroic size. The portrayal of the
Character of Christ is as striking as it is
original. The exhibition has been for the
benefit of the Newsboys' home 1t will re-
main only three days longer.