St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-11
SAINT PAUL.
MiDWEEk TRIPLES.

MIDWEkk TRIPLES.
There will be regular meeting of the as
sembly tonight at 1880 O'Clock.
The ways and means committee from the
assembly viii meet at 10 a. N. today.
piphtheria was reported at the health Office
yesterday at 40 Banfl and S33 Conway
streets.
Ancient Landmark lodge, No. 5. A. F. and
A. NJ. wall hold stated communication this
evening
The committee on ways and means from
the board of aldermen will convene at 2:39
O'Clock this afternoon.
A meeting of the committee on parks from
the board OF aldermen is called for Saturday
afternoon M 4 O'Clock.
a meeting of the Democratic and indie.
pendent voters of the Second ward will be
held at Luckers hall this evening.
St Paul Camp No. 6, W. OF the W. viii
meet al their hall, 1l6 South Wabasha street,
tomorrow night. New members will be
initiated
The Benevolent Society of the Sacred
Heart of Jesus OF ST. Adeibert Catholic
church. ST. Paul filed articles of incorpora-
ton yesterday.
a regular meeting of Acker pest will be
held this evening in. the rev nall in the
Lumbermans Exchange, corner OF Ceoar and
Seventh streets.
few small reductions in the assessed
valuations of real estate were made yester
day by the board Of equalization. The
valuation OF the Albion hotel was reduced
from Sl0o.000 TO $4,000.
At Hotel Br,,nsHick-Wi lbur Cofiinbury.
Cincinnati.-O.; John Maston, Columbus; Nj.
j. Hogan, lItisburg;- ". ID. Victory, Au-
gusta Wis; \. Forth, Chicago.
Mike Reilly, who was supposed to have
stolen lot OF silk handkerchiefs he had been
disposing of, was sent TO the workhouse for
thirty days yesterday. The charge made
against him was peddling without license.
ALA Oreckoysky, siXteen-year-old lad
who has been working for Edwards install
ment house, was arrested The last night. He
is charged with taking pair of lace curtains
and an album valued at SIP entrusted TO him.
The trustees of the soldiers home held
their annual meeting Tuesday afternoon and
reelected Capt. Ii. A. Castle president; II.
X. henderson vice president; l. II. Is.
Beebe, secretary, and Thomas Mcmillan,
commandant.
youth who gave mis- name as James Con-
way and said he lived on Fuller street was
rested by Oticer Tom Calvin late last night.
Conway was charged with larcenyo of piece
of dress goods and some silk handkerchiefs
he had in his possession.
George A. Kingsbu1y. formerly treasurer of
the Grai,d, arrived from New York yester-
day. and is stopping at the Metropolitan. Mr..
klngsbury is now representing that sterling
success, The Slowaway,'' which opens the
regular season Of The Grand Aug 81.
Gustave Hcinemann's old corner, Seventh
and jackson streets. is undergoing genuine
transformation. I he whole front and side
will be OF solid plate glass. and when opened
by a Ii. Simon. the ieweler, next month,
will be one Of the most attractive stores in
ST. Paul
Hotel etropolitan-George W. Kingsbury,
New York City; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Des-
mond, Columbus, o 4: F. c. Woodruff and
daughter ST Louis Mo-. Luther b. Gushing,
Boston; Il F. Doogemeyer. Burlington To-
i. P. Nolan, St. Louis Mo-; G Madden,
Chicago.
a man crazy drunk was arrested by Officer
Ashe at Seventh and jackson street, last
evening. When brought to the station he
became so violent that it was necessary to
handcuff him. Before this was done ne had
torn down the iron bunk ana broken ali that
Was preakaoie III the cell.
A horse attached to buggy ran away on
Fourth street yesterday afternoon. At the
corner OF Cedar aud Fourth streets the run
away colIided with carriages owned by c. H.
Murphy and S. G. Pierce, and damaged the
one to which he was attached as well as the
two others. The runaway rig was owned by
Charles Ii. Stevens
Hotel Sherman-H. j. Randall Durand
H.; Il. u. Bryant Sumner, To-; W. W. Rus
sell. Richmond, Va; Adolph IL. Stilie, st.
Louis. Mo; II. F. Mckay, Tacoma, Wash;
j. E. Barrett ana wife, ST. Cloud. Mimi u :.
j. Thornton ana wife, Brainerd, Mimi Ii.
o. Wentworth and wife, Chicago, H. Frank
Sayre, Cresco. 10.
Denver. the talented mule in Prof. Bris-
tolls horse show, has made q decided hit
this Week.at the Grand. and yesterday after
noon, when the children were allowed to go
on the stage after the matinee, was the re-
clplent OF more attention than all the others
combined. But adulation does not turn
Denver's head, and he did his part last night
In the same careful and attentive WAY as
heretofore. 1t would do some actors good to
pattern after Denver. here will be matinees
tomorrow and Saturday.
The JEANNE Winston opera company will
give only four more performances at the
Metropolitan, which close the season of
summer opera. Tonight they will present
THE Bohemian Girl, tomorrow night THE
Chimes of Normandy" Saturday matinee
'Pinafore," and the farewell performance
Saturday night will be Fra Diavolo." Miss
JEANNE Winston will sing the role of Airline
in THE Bohemian Girl tonight. The famous
comedy-drama Blue Jeans will inaugu-
rate the regular season at the theater for an
engagement of one week, beginning Sunday
night.
Through service Ga the short and
= scenic line to Spokane-The Great