St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-16
TIPS AND TATTLE.

Six minor building permits, aggregating
$1,40O were issued yesterday.
The Hauges Minde Norwegian Lutheran
church. of Crookston, was incorporated yes
terday.
Gov. Nelson Yesterday signed the resolu-
ton offering $500 for information regarding
Mamie Schwartz
The case of Daniel Flynn. charged with
pocket picking, was continued in the police
court yesterday to Feb. %.
At the monthly meeting of the Commercial
club Tuesday night. a resolution was unani-
mously adopted approving the Dean pool
room bill.
charged with touching up Otto Bethke for
five silver dollars. Bethke was drunk at the
time of the alleged robbery.
The acting mayor has appointed Fred A.
Ryder as member of the police force, vice
Peter Berkenmeier, resigned. Ryder lives at
$40 Prescott street, and is lumberman by
occupation.
j. H. Murphy fell on the sidewalk near
the corner of Robert and Fourth streets last
evening and broke his left leg. He was
taken to his home at I'll Sims street in the
patrol wagon.
John Kennedy, better known as Kennedy
the barber, was sent to the workhouse for
ninety days yesterday. Kennedy stole forty
pounds of fish, valued at 81, from store on
West Seventh street.
The conference of the St Paul W. G. T. Q.
will meet this afternoon in the Lowry Ar
cade in the room at the end of the aisle, first
floor of the Y. NJ. c. A All unions are re-
quested to be represented.
The Moose Mining company, Of Duluth,
filed articles of incorporation yesterday. The
capital is Sl,000,0G0, and the incorporators
are John B. Werner, Arthur II. Stevens and
NJ. F. Harman, all of Duluth.
Judge Nelson of the federal court, has va
Gated the execution in the case of Carl j E.
Danielson against The Northwestern Fuel
Company. 1t was held that the execution
was issued before the ten days stay had eX-
pired, leaving out Sunday.
In the police court yesterday afternoon
Charles and James Leman were arraigned,
charged with horse stealing. The men are
the ones who H. Pratt of Merriam Park. says
stole his team. They were captured at Great
Falls BY Sheriff Chapel and brought back.
They will have all examination on Friday,
Feb %.
At the Metropolitan opera house Augustus
Pitous company in THE Power of the
Press will begin an engagement next Sum
day evening. This is the same company and
same play that created so much interest here
last season, and no doubt the same excellent
business will be done this year.
Plans for alteration and repairs to the store
building at $50 Wabasha street were filed
with the building inspector yesterday. The
Improvements will be made by taking out
the present front and putting i'll new one
and erecting q two-story addition to the
rear. The estimated cost is 5000.
United States District Attorney Hey re-
ceived word yesterday from Attorney Gen
eral Miller that his appointment of John E.
Stryker as assistant United States district at
torney for the state of Minnesota had been
confirmed Mr.. Stryker will probably take
the oath of office today and begin his duties
at once.
j. L. Hudson. of Detroit. Mich owner of
all the Hudson clothing stores throughout
the country, accompanied by Farmer Hicks,
manager of the Sandusky and Norwalk
stores of Hudson, arrived in the city yester-
day. They will make stay of a few days
here, and then. III company with Will Eud-
son, of this city, will make a tour of Mexico
and California.
Comical situations presented at refreshing
intervals, without seriously marring the de-
velopment of an absorbing plot, is an un-
usual occurrence in dramatic composition
and yet the authors of the play ''The Two
Sisters which will be seen next week
Grand, have accomplished this with most
gratifying results At nearly every turn OF
this admirably constructed play. some laugh
provoking scene or incident prepares the au
dience for the reception of something worthy
of serious thoughts.
The celebrated Mrs. Louise Leslie Carter,
with her excellent New York company, will
begin an engagement Of three nights and
Saturday matinee at the Metropolitan opera
house tonight, presenting the great musical
comedy success, Miss Helyett'' Miss Hell
yeti enjoyed a run of over thirty weeks i'll
New York last season. The title role of the
little Quakeress Miss Helyett is played by
Mrs. Louise Leslie-Car who originated
the part The company is a most excellent
one. and the engagement will no doubt be
the largest played at the Metropolitan this
season. Manager Scott is very sorry to an
nounce that Miss Lotte Collins speciality
will have to ba omitted this evening owing
to severe illness; but this will in no way in
terfere with the excellent performance of
Miss Helyett."