St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-27

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
StainslaW Kojlack and Paulina Mendlck
John Powell and Margaret Hanley, and Pat
| rick Clifford and Annie Nellis.
Mckee Rankin will terminate fairly sue
ceSsfal engagement of his comedy-drama,
"a Kentucky Colonel" with an afternoon
and evening performance tomorrow.
The initiation of the down East Yankee
farmer into the mysteries of New York forms
the plot of alvin Joslin,' the humorous
Yankee comedy that comes to the Bijou next
week.
The Lutheran jubilee committee will meet
in the Swedish Augustana church tonight.
All the sub-committeess are ready to report.
The place talked of for the meeting is the
Exposition.
Israel Parks was arraigned in the munich
pal court yesterday on charge OF assault
and battery, the complainant being Anne E.
Parks. The case was dismissed upon pay
ment of costs.
On Sunday afternoon Prof. Frank DAM
will give another of a series of sacred con-
certs at harmonic hall. The concerts are
very popular this season, and Mr.. DAM feels
highly encouraged.
The money order department Of the post
Office will be temporarily removed to the sec
ond floor of the building. This arrangement
will continue until the painting OF the lower
floor is completed.
Companies B and will play their second
league game of the season at the armory to-
night. Company has strengthened It's
team and expects to break into Company's
rs chain of victories.
'She Stops to Conquer will be presented
at the Grand opera house tonight with Mr..
Lumpkin. Married Life will be presented
at the matinee tomorrow, and 1.-THE Henri.
eta tomorrow evening.
The scholars at the South side school were
dismissed at an early hour yesterday morn
ingas the building could not he heated suf-
ficiently. The heating apparatus has been
the source of considerable trouble, and the
proper authorities will have it remedled at
once.
The mayor has decided to put stop to the
mischevous work Of young boys who have
been disturbing the evening services at the
Plymouth and Westminster churches. The
policemen have been given strict orders TO
gather in all the kids that are inclined to
be troublesome.
Edward Rogers, scenic artist, whose late
residence is 2507 Stevens avenue, died at AL
COMA, TO-, Monday evening of brain fever.
after an illness of four days Mr.. Rogers
wentto Algona 10 decorate church interior.
but was taken suddenly i'll and died before
his mother or friends could reach him.
The mills last week ground practically the
same amount of flour they did in the week
before. The weeks output was 169,59J bar
rels, averaging 2S.265 barrels daily against
169,3i0 barrels the previous week. 137, 69J bar
rels for the corresponding time in 1892 and
14l.300 barrels in 1891.
The workhouse committee of the board of
charities and corrections conferred with
Supt. Gross Wednesday concerning the en-
largement of the workhouse. 1t was decided
to ask the council to issue $4,000 worth of
bonds in order to complete the Workhouse by
adding another wing. One hundred more
GELS are needed.
Owing to necessary changes the commence
ment exercises of the training school for
nurses of the Homeopathic hospital will be
ID
Feb. 3, at p m, instead of the list, as an
nounced. Addresses will be given and mu-
steal numbers rendered by prominent must
clans of the city.
Harry Lamont alias Hunt etc. was ar
rested by officers Conroy and Malchow yes
terday Tor vagrancy. While the officers were
taking HIM over 10 the station Lamont said
that he was q deserter from the regular
| army. The government officials have been
notified, and will probably subject him to the
usual punishment The $50 reward that the
| government offers for the capture of desert
| ers will go to the police fund.
| The day of prayer for colleges was OBJ
! served at the university yesterday in an ap-
proprate manner. Fourth hour recitations
| were excused, and at II: 80 o'clock students
of all departments, as many as desired, as
| sembled in the law building, where a very
| pleasant meeting was he'd. DR.. MacLean
| presided. President Northrop, DR.. Brooks,
| Profs. Shephardson, Hutchinson, Babcock,
| Dean Pattee and others OF the faculty were
| present.
Monday night j. H. Tompkins had lively
encounter with five footpads on Third ave-
| nue. south, between Third and Fourth streets.
| Mr.. Tompkins was Knocked down, kicked
| and stabbed several times. He was out yes
terday for the first time, and went to the
clerk OF the municipal court to secure a
warrant for the arrest of Mike Brazil. who,
| he claims. was the rngleader of the gang.
| The matter being one for the grand jury to
6nO1 will mo Jpnr ant XylC nd Mr.
| Tompkns went before that august body. 1t
| is understood that Brazil will be indicted.