St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-08

Oh breckenridge, an alde-de-camD on MS
s.aff. with the rank of major.
john Dorsey, a negro charged with the lar.
ceny of a watch from Mrs. Gotzian. was held
to the grand jury yesterday in $500 bonds.
Jndfe Mills, of the railroad and warehouse
commissioners, returned from Moorhead
yesterday, where he was called by the illness
of his wife
The Central W. C. T. L. will hold It's regr-
lar weekly meeting in the rooms above the
Y. M. G. A. parlors, Lowry arcade Thursday
next at 10 Il. IN.
Reported at the health Office yesterday:
Scarlet fever. at S6l Smelling avenue. 1881
Hewitt avenue, S5l Selby avenue and on
Minnehaha, west OF Smelling.
The case against August Schneider,
charged with keeping his saloon on Hall
avenue open after midnight, was dismissed
In the police court yesterday.
building permit was issued yesterday for
new front to be put IN tine building at the
northeast corner of East seventh and Sibley
Streets. The improvement VIII cost 5000.
The examination of spot Flynn charged
with being ons of the gang that attempted to
rob the Winter residence on Ninth street.
will come up in the police court tomorrow.
The insurance commissioner has licensed
the following companies for 1893: Firemen's
Baltimore; American Employers Liability
Jersey City; Union Mutual Life, Portland Me.
Col. James Compton, surveyor general, has
certified to the state HOOD acres of swamp
land in the Duluth district, which takes in the
greater portion of township IS, ranges 0, ID
and If.
Paul KrascheT, who attempted suicide Sun.
Gay night, is still alive. Yesterday a silver
tube was put in his throat to allow him to
breathe easier. His chances for recovery
are slim.
The receipts of the Winona normal school
as reported to the state auditor for
the quarter ending Jan. 81, were Sl,07j 10. of
which S3J9.25 Is for miscellaneous fees and
S6SS. So for tuition.
The Electrical Engineering and Supply
Company of st. Ta1l filed articles yesterday
increased its capital stock to S15O,O0O, and the
r E.Jones company, f..W abasha, increased iu
capital to $2i0ll.
Charles j Cook second lieutenat of Com
pany 3, Third infantry, has rendered his
resignation. to take effect from Nov. II, 1872.
His resignation is on account of the pressure
of private business.
The teachers training school alumni will
meet at the residence of Katherine Hart. 5Oi
Westminster street. Thursday evening, Feb.
0. The subject for discussion will be The
influence of Music
The retail clerks union will toni sht hold
regular meeting at Labor hall AS this is the
last meeting before the entertainment to be
given Friday nigh, at Turner hall, it is inn
portant that ali members should attend.
George Thatcher's Ministries aud Rich and
&c hair 10
two performances of their great mirth pro-
voking success. tuxedo, today. matinee
this afternoon and the last time tonight.
Capitola Shepard. the negress who escaped
from Jail some weeks ago b. crawling
through the feed hole and was reeaptured
the next day. yesterday pleaded guilty of
larceny and was sentenced by Judge Kelly TO
the workhouse for ninety days.
The assembly committee on police will
meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock. The SEES
SIGN is expected to be an interesting one the
communication of the razor discharEing
Capt Haltt, Serl cant Dowlan and Patrol
man Conroy from the police force being tho
matter to be discussed
The Philomathean society will, during thu
coming year meet Wednesday evenings.
This evening will be devoted TO essays and
discussions on and readings from the works
of modern American authors. The members
of this society always extend u hearty well
come to their friends.
The examination of Frank Smith, charged
with completely i'll the robbery of II. Gregg
on New Years eve, was heard by Judge Cory
Yesterday afternoon. Smith was held to
await the action of the grand jury. His COM
panion in the crime. Frank Garlic was con-
victed by jury in the district court last week
and sent 10 the reformatory.
The civil service examination for CLERK
ships in the postal department was coa-
Quoted yesterday in the federal building.
There were thirteen female AMI twenty-four
male applicants The examination for let
ter carriers will be conducted today. Thu
examination is being conducted by II.
MaroneY, o. II. Negalrd and james Elliott.
The most brilliant engagements of E. :.
Willard, the English actor, in Chicago and
other Western cities is double assurance of
the triumph that awaits him here. lie will
appear az the Metropolitan the last half Of
this week in three of his greatest successes.
On Thursday night he viii be seen in The
Middleman," Friday night and Saturday
matinee 1.-The Professors Love Story and
Saturday night ~ Fools Paradise" All the
original scenery will be brought hire.
The situation between the Local Brewery
association and the the lodge of United
Brewery Workmen remains unchanged. The
contract that the association was asked to
accept remains unsigned. All the particu
lars concerning the contract, il viii be re-
called, were published in Mondays issue of
the GLOBE. The secretary of the United
Brewery Worsmen of the United States left
for his home in st. Louis Monday. and viii
depend upon correspondence to effect the
end i'll view.