St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-29
SAINT PAUL.
LOCAL NEWS DIGEST.

Dec. 3 the st. Paul Art club will hold sale
aud reception at the Lowry arcade.
The wife of John Hcber died yesterday
morning at her home on East Seventh street.
George Steward was examined in the pro
bate court yesterday as to his sanity ana as
charged.
South America" will be the subject OF
Explorer Bingham's lecture at the People S
church Thursday evening
Dlphtheria was reported to the health
Office Yesterday from 334 Duke and III YORK
streets, aud membranous Group at 81 Phalen
creek.
John V. l. Dodd the member-eIect to the
legislature from the Sixth ward, has SO tar
recovered his health as to be able 10 give
some attention to business.
Judge Egan has filed his order sustaining
the defendants demurrer to plainuh COM
plant with leave to amend in the case OF
james j. Coward VS.. George E. Smell.
Rebekah degree lodge viii be organized
shortly in connection with West Side Lodge
No. 1O6, l. 0. o. f. The lodge will start with
about twenty charter members, and will be
instituted early in December
'Bv Proxy was presented before a larger
audience last night than on the preceding
evening. There will be only three more per
formances including special matinee to-
morrow afternoon at reduced prices.
George Schulenburg was adjudged insane
by the probate court yesterday and ordered
confined in the Rochester asylum. He is to-
tally blind the result of a disease that in
duced insanity and is Fastening his death
Annie McMahon and Mike Mcmahon are
charged with keeping a house of III fame,
and Holly Berg Coleman George Mary Ben
nett and Annie Bennett are under arrest for
visiting and frequenting the place. They
will be tried Wednesday.
William Soul, who has boarded for some
months with Mrs. Handrau, at 81 East Tenth
street, is missing. His friends and relatives
are little anxious about him, and the re
form detectives have been requested TO hunt
him up Wonder if they will
The report is made that William Gill,
clerk, has been missing from his boarding
house, 81 East Tenth street. for about three
weeks. His friends fear that some serious
harm has been visited upon him. and they
are making di!igent search for him
Rev. sam G. Neil, associate pastorof West
minister PRESBYTERIAN church, Minneapolis,
formerly Capt. Neil of the Salvation Army,
will lecture i'll the House OF Hone Presby-
terian church Wednesday evening on THE
Rise and Progress of the Salvation Army"
Mrs John Heber, residing at the corner of
Willius and East Seventh streets, and the
wife of a prominent business man, died of
quick consumption at o'clock yesterday
morning The deceased was a sister of John
Thill, of the Germania Bank building. She
leaves two boys aged sixteen and eight years.
respectively.
There will be a large assembly THE Metro
politan opera house Thursday night next to
welcome the new success from the New
York Lyceum theater, namely, THE Grey
Mare" 1t has been a tremendous go where
ever presented under the Frohman banner
Life, go and hustle characterize the perform
ance, and an auditors attention is never suf
fered to lag for a moment. The play Will be
staged with care and detail. Seats ana boxes
for this engagement are now on sale.
Gus Williams aud his April FoOl' drew
another good house at the Grand last night.
Among the clever features of the perform
ances. and one that goes with an audience,
is the traveSty of Antony and Cleopatra,
by Ross and FenLon. Mr.. Ross is the posses
sor of fine voice, has an excellent stage
presence and looks the Roman. Miss Lillian
Elma. although quite Young, is quite clever
singer, and, although her selections might be
improved upon, she sings in good voice ana
demonstrates that she has both power and
sweetness OF tone.