St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-23
SAINT PAUL.
GLOBULES.

Edward Brock was yesterday appointed
pa,rolman. vice w. j. Klein, promoted
The Norwegian Lutheran Church of Bea-
YER Creek. Rock county, was Incorporated
yesterday.
The sale of tickets for the Princeton Glee
club concerts is now going on at Dyer
Music store on Third street
The pay roll of the state university for De-
cember, amounting to Sl:, ~, was hIeu
with the state auditor yesterday
d. Ballard filed mechanics lien for Sf5J
with the secretary of state yesterday Tor
grading the roadbed of the Duluth Transfer
company.
The finest Irish plays and the greatest
Irish comedian of them all will be at The
Metropolitan opera house next week. The
sale of seats for this Christmas attraction
opened at the box office yesterday.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health
officer Yesterday from 6l3 Cook street ana
723 East Seventh street, and diphtherla was
reported from Smelling avenue, near nan
oolph street, and from Fifth and Rosaoel
streets.
The experiment of cooking monster
turkey by electricity will occur at l4S East
Fourth street. Saturday afternoon at :
o'clock. instead of Monday. When cooked
Mir. Reber will treat those present to an ante
Christmas feast on the big bird
'.Yon Yonson" is revelation to the Ameri-
can stage, which unfortunately can live only
solong as Mr. "Heege" shall live. for bounti-
ful nature has endowed him with o combina-
lion Off are gifts, and with him must die the
beautiful creation of lyon Yonson'.
The class drills and practice of several
local athletes last night at the Phoenix Ath'
letic club show the interest being taken in
that organization. Forfeits have been
posted by the contestants in the bouts that
are to come off next Thursday evening.
The Democratic Club of North ST. Paul has
adOpted emphatic resolutions against the
Office of postmaster at that place being con-
ferred as reward for mere partisan service.
The resolutions favor the holding of a
mass meeting to signify the choice OF The
people
Herman Henze young boy, was quite
seriously injured by being run over by run
away team in front of the Windsor house
Yesterday The team belongs TO KlOSterman
N Co.. of 5l7 Mississippi street. The boy
was taken to the home of his father Gustave
Hence corner Of Fifth and Franklin streets.
Joseph UII5uG VIII W. INC NuiiollHdo VIVA
attraction at the Metropolitan opera house.
presenting for the first half of the week
Kerry Cow, and for the last half shaun
Rhue." Joseph Murphy's Irish characters
are true to the life, not in the ragged vaga-
bond of libelous romance, but true to life as
he really exists The sale of seats is now
open at the box office.
Tonight (the 23d). at Market hall, one Of
the best masqUerades OF the season will be
given for the benefit of Fred Mcintosh.
Prizes to the amount of $50 will be awarded
TO maskers. The management has spared
neither time nor money to make this one of
the finest. An enjoyable time may be ex-
pected. The admission price has been placed
at fifty cents.
Large and wel-pleased audiences have
been the rule at the Metropolitan opera
house all this week TO witness the production
of Augustus Pitou and Edward Aifrend's
new war drama Across the Potomac. .
There will be only three more performances
Of this great play-tonlght tomorrow evening
and a matinee tomorrow at reduced prices.
AT tomorrow evenings performance every
holder of Il 7j-cent or dollar ticket will re-
ceive a Christmas present.