St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07
SAINT PAUL.
MONDAY MELANGE.

Dinhtheria reported at 643 jerks street.
ReprIar meeting of the board Of aldermen
tonight.
Ameeting of the board Of abatement mas
been called for Thursday at II a. M
A permit was issued yesterday to Louis
Tungc.lhal for one-story dwelling on Pres
cott street, to cost Sl.C0O.
John Dorsey. charged with stealing goid
witch from Mrs. Gotzian, will have an eX-
animation in the police court To-Day.
A boarding house at 493 East Seventh stree
was set on fire By the explosion or gasOhne'
stove last night. The tenant, P. Gleason es-
tmatcd his loss at S9)O.
The physician ct The city hospital reports
Paul Krascher, " he attempted suicide Sunday
night as in a critical condition. 1t is thought
he cannot recover.
Collector of Customs Marcus Johnson has
gone to South Dakota to attend meeting
of the board of directors of the Black Hills
Gold Mining company
The examination of Thomas Kane, who at
tempted to cut Mary Flahertys throat last
Tuesday. was continued i'll the police court
Yesterday to Thursday. Miss Flaherty is re-
covering but is not able to appear in court
NJ ID. Ferrall paid fine of SIS in the police
court Yesterday for assaulting g. Wlmper.
Ferrall is d conductor on the East Seventh
street line and had an alteration with VIM
pier, who was passenger. Ferrall paid the
fine in dimes nickels and pennies.
An error was made in stating that meet
ing of the musicians union would be held
this evening. John Frick president of the
union, says that it is an incorporated body,
and will meetln regular session next Sunday
afternoon at , O'Clock at I'll East Fifth street.
The Ideal restaurant, at 446 Robert street,
was partially destroyed by fire at IL O'Clock
last night Phillip Stemberger. the propri-
etor places his loss at $3.50, with no insur-
ance The tailor shop adjoining. occupied
by II. Heller, was damaged somewhat by the
smoke and water.
Five small boys, John Roeder, Frank Mad
den, John johnson, Frand Peisser and Fred
Johnson ranging from five to eight years
were before Judge Twohy Yesterday. The
ouintette were charged with having set fire
to a wood Office on Payne avenue. They
will have Il hearing tomorrow.
The aldermen have been furnished by the
city engineer with a list of streets SD rinkled
last summer. This has been done so that
orders may be put in for sprinkling early this
year Aid Fronklin said yesterday that
property owners and residents desiring
streets sprinkled should consult the alder
men of the wards regarding it.
Prof. Maria L. Sanford, of the stale uni
versity, Will lecture at the Dayton Avenue
Presbyterian church tonight on Mrs. Brown
ing AS many were unable to attend Miss
Salffords first lecture on account of the
storm the price or course tickets for the re-
manning nine lectures has been reduced to
Sl.75.
The Central orchestra furnished the music
for the Odd Fellows masquerade ball at the
odd Fellows hall last Tuesday evening, and
not another orchestra as stated Ill Sundays
GLOBE. The Central orchestra also played
tor the Sons of Veterans ball and the For
rosters ball, which events were enormously
credited to other touehers of the Tyre and
harp.
The fourth regular meeting of the union
will be held at the Clinton Avenue NJ. E.
church in st. Paul this evening at 5 o'clock.
The time from 5 to $50 p. m, will be devoted
TO social intercourse. The ladies will serve
supper in the basement at $3.50 O'Clock. May
or William Henry Eustis, of Minneapolis, and
Bishop Charles II. Fowley will both be heard
i'll after dinner speeches.
At the South ST. Paul council meeting last
night Constable E. j. Cleary resigned. and
officer Robinson was appointed to fill the va
caney. City Attorney f. G. Ingersoll was
ordered 10 ask for new trial in the case of
lC. f. Loueth against the city for bridge
plans. An ordinance to prohibit gambling
in the city was passed. The Concord avenue
assessment was fixed and passed
Mabel Southwood, fifteen years old, who
lives at Hudson. Wis. S.came to ST. Paul Sat
urday to take a music lesson. AS she did
not return Saturday evening her father came
to st, Paul Sunday afternoon to make in
quiries. He went from the police station to
the depot, and as nothing further has been
heard from him it is supposed the young
~Ady arrived home safely.
The announcement that E. s. Willard is to
appear in this city should be hailed with
pleasure by all lovers of good acting. He
opens at the Metropolitan Thursday Feb. 0,
for three nights ana a matinee, and will be
seen in three plays. all new to st. Paul.
They are The Middeman, The Professors
s. Love story and "A FOOLS Paradise" That
beautiful and talented actress, Marie Bur-
roughs, is IN Mr.. Willards company. Seats
and boxes are now on sale al the Metropoli-
tan.