St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-12
SAINT PAUL.
BITS OF LOCAL COLOR.

An adjourned meeting OF Tue cOuleT-
ence committee will be held this after
noon at o'clock.
Reported at the health Office yester-
day: Diphtheria at 40S Carroll and
294 Dayton avenue.
The special committee appointed to
consider the board of education budget
will hold meeting tomorrow afternoon.
Frank Sloma, a native of Austria, was
court, a naturaliZed citizen of the United
States,
An ola man, who gave his name as
Joseph w. Smyth, was taken to the city
hospital yesterday by order Of one of
the city physicians.
Smoke from a furnace in the base
ment of the building occupied by Cor
don Il Ferguson gave the fire depart
ment run last evening.
Joseph Underleak, Will A. Coon, Har-
rison l.. Schmitt and John w. Lee were
yesterday admitted to practice law III
all the courts of the state.
The case of Peter Shauls. who acct
dentally shot John Heber i'll the leg on
July 4, was called in the police court
yesterday and continued to July 10.
John Turner, who is charged with
beating A. W Hultin out of SIG with
the short change racket, will have
trial Thursday in the police court.
The state superintendent of public
instruction is busy sending out the high
school apportionment for the year. 1t
amounts to S400 to each high school.
The assembly committee OH streets
will meet at 1 O'Clock this afternoon,
and the committee on fire department
from the same body fifteen minutes
later.
The preliminary examination of
Thomas c. Tyrrell. defaulting treasurer
of Capital Court lodge of FOresters, was
continued in the police court yesterday
to July 10.
Completed applications to take the
coming postal civil service eXamina-
ton must be filed with secretary board
of examiners at the pOstCffice not later
than o'clock this "wednesday even
ing.
The adjutant generals Office was no
titled by the government pension office
yesterday that a pension had been
granted to Lettie Porter, OF Wadena, of
So a month, to date from March Is,
1898.
The reports from st. Luke's hospital
last night regarding DR.. Game indicated
improvement During the evening he
had Semi-consciouS intervals, during
which he seemed to recognize those
about him.
The expense list of the st. Peter hos
pital for the insane shows an outlay for
the month just past of SD, 162.4S, while
the Fergus Falls institute for the Insane
cost the state SIG, 446.20 for the same
period.
The state board of veterinarians held
q OF ba
began the examination OF twenty appli-
cants for license to go to practice III
this state under the provision of the
new law. The work will be concluded
today.
Theodore Beaudoin, who was shot July
while near Schmidt's brewery, is re-
ported much improved and on the road
TO recovery. Jacob Schmidt, who, it is
claimed. did the shooting, will have an
examination on that charge i'll the pO-
lice court on Saturday.
This evening at $50 the steamer
George hayes and barge will leave the
foot of Jackson street for moonlight
excursion down the river. The Twin
City Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar club
has chartered the steamer for this occa-
sion, and the entire club will. be in at
tendance.
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Salvation army at their hall on Wacouta
Street, between Eighth and Ninth, to-
night, July y. Mai. John L. Dale, late
from the South, Staff Capt. Symmonds
and Capt. Swanson will be the specials
for the occasion.
Last evening Joseph Cavernar, twen-
ty-tWo years old. living at North st.
Paul, was thrown from a wagon in
which he and three other men were
riding by the horse running away. The
accident occurred near North st. Paul,
and CaVernar, who had his right leg
broken in two places, was brought to
this city and taken to st. JOSeph'S hos
pital. The other occupants of the vehi-
Gle were injured, but not seriously. The
injured man was attended by DR.. Hoyt.
The state board OF railway and ware
house commissioners left last evening
for Benson, and this morning they will
go out over the branch line of the Great
Northern to view things between Ben
son and WatertoWn. This is done upon
the complaint filed with the commission
by citizens along this branch line COM
planning against the present system of
running triweekly trains. 1t seems
that the citizens mentioned hold that
there is business to warrant daily
trains.
The WilburS are now in their sixth
week at the Metropolitan opera house,
and have appeared in a number of
operas, and all have been most salts
factorily produced, and none better
than the opera they are now singing
this week, The Grand Duchess" They
will give two more performance of this
opera only, matinee today and tonight.
Tomorrow night and the balance of the
week, including matinee Saturday, the
company Will present the popular old
opera The Bohemian Girl"
Jacob Lifts players will be seen at
the matinee this afternoon at the Grand
in My Partner" and the same play
will be continued throughout the week
Sunday night they begin the eighth
week of the stock season with the hilari-
Ously funny three-act comedy, 'Pink
DOminOes, which, in addition to being
a mirthful play, will have a great cast,
including. as it does, Carrie Turner,
Ruth Carpenter, Belle Archer, Mrs.
Jones. Ray Goldman, j. II. Gilmour,
George EdeSon, William Beach, Harry
Saint Maur and Edward Abeles. Pink
Dominoes" is quick, snappy and bright,
and its scenes are laughable in the eX-
IRENE, while its funny complications
keep all audience in centennial state
Of merriment. 1t is the first purely
comedy production of the stock season,
and is of that manner of play just
suiting as refreshing entertainer this