St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-09
SAINT PAUL.


Fannie E. Morrill, has made general as
signment TO ALBION Llndcrmann for the bene-
fit of creditors
The letter at the head of the Boston ad-
vertisement in our issue yesterday was an
error. 1t should have been blank.
Judge Kelly has found that Emily Luiling
Is entitled to decree of divorce from James
Lulling because of wilful desertion for more
than three years.
The state medical board passed upon the
examination papers of the applicants for adj
mission to the practice of medicine III the
state yesterday afternoon.
The White Bear electric road has complet-
ed Arrangements with the city railway by
which the East Seventh cable car conductors
will sell through tiekets.
Frank La Telle and Ed Butterfeld. the two
lads arrested Sunday night on suspicion OF
having stolen some tobacco. were discharged
in the police court yesterday
In the personal injury case of Martin Kasp
szak against The ST. Paul Railway Company,
tried in the United States circuit court, the
Jury returned a verdict in favor of the de-
PENDANT.
Lifts players. will conclude the week at the
Grand with matinee and performance to-
night of East Lynne Tomorrow night j.
II. Wallick opens in bis sensation drama,
1.-The Bandi; King"
Delinquent consumers on the low service
system of the water works will have to pay
before Monday night Or. have their water
supply turned off. There are about 1000
who have neglected to settle.
A large majority of the parents of the chill
dren attending Robert A. Smith school have
fleda petition with Mayor Wright against
the removal of Miss Madigan from the prin-
cipalship of that school
. c. G. Won Arnold was arraigned yesterday
- in the justice court az ST. Paul, charged with
fast driving. Bail in the sum of SOS was
furnished by Mrs Becker, of Inver Grove.
and continuance till Monday was granted.
The Twin City Century club will hold its
next run tomorrow to Northfield and return.
leaving st. Paul at q. m 1t is expected
there will be at least sevenfy-fve wheelmen
in line, as the weather seems 10 be settled
and roads good. All wheelmen are invited.
The probabilities are there viii be no more
band concerts by Seipert's musicians in Rice
park Mi. Lightner on The ways and means
committee of the assembly stated yesterday
the comptroller had Informed HIM there was
no funds from which the $50 for each con-
cert could be paid.
Hanson against the City of st. Paul has
been concluded in Judge Cornish's branch
of the district court. The jury returned a
verdict last evening giving Hanson posses
sion of twenty feet of State street. between
Congress and inifred streets
The examination of George B. Whitney,
charged With embeZzlement from the Phoenix
Packing company, WAS continued ia the po-
ice couru yesterday to July Is. The contin-
uance was granted owing to the expert now
examining the books for the defendant not
having finished the work
The indisposition of Miss Alice johnson
necessitated a change of roles in LA Per-
lchole'' at the Metropolitan last evening" and
demonstrated the Versatility of Miss Winston.
1t was O'Clock when the management re-
ceiyed intimation of Miss Johnson's sick
ness. and with this short notice the part of
ia Perichole'' was taken by Miss Winston,
and taken. too. in a manner which evoked
the warmest plaudits. This is the first time
since the opening of the Summer season that
Miss Winston has appeared in a female role.
Miss Winston's part as Piouilio was taken by
c. H. Renwick. LA Perieheie" will be given
two performances today, matinee and even
ing. 1t is most pleasing opera, and the
company gives a most capable representa-
ton.