St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-31
SAINT PAUL.
MONDAYS MhLANGE.

Interest on city bonds and certificates of
Indebtedness amounting to $4,000 was PAID
yesterday.
The next entertainment of the peoples
course will be given Saturday evening at
Market hail.
one hundred and eighty. one thousand dol
lars has been paid into the City treasury LOT
liquor licenses.
The Misses Cora and Francena Lynch have
been called to their home at Austin by the
serious illness of their father.
Mary Christianson. was adj judged insane by
the lrt bate court yesterday, and VIII De
taken 10 The Rochester asylum.
a special meeting OF the council will be
held At an early date to take action for the
issuance OF certificates of Indebtedness.
Frank smith, charged with completely in
therobbing OF George Steger on Dec 81 VIII
have hearing before Judge Twohy this
morning.
Peer W. Blomberg was examined in the
probate court Yesterday and deemed nj
subject for the lnebriate department OF the
Rochester hospital.
This evening the workingmen's debating
CLUB will meet on the Bethel boat and dis
russ the question, rs Cooperation Better
Than Labor Cnions?'
Tie following expense accounts for the
month of January we're filed with the state
auditor Yesterday: State university, 3d.
AS. 90; institute tor detectives, Sl.1lS.4.
Reported at the health office yesterday:
Scarlet fever at 256 Wyoming, IA Marshall
ls41 Rondo, 1874 Thomas, Fry and Mime
haha; diphtheria at rs Wells street ana 39O
Thomas street.
In the police court yesterday James II.
Powell. charged with receiving stolen prop
-erty. waived examination and was held 10
the grand Jury. In default OF 81, 500 bail he
was committed.
The course of lectures OH English ana
American authors, which is to be given at the
DAYTON Avenue Presbyterian church, begins
This evening, Miss Santords subject tonight
being ''Tennyson.
"a Railroad Ticket is the name of new
musical farce-comedy 10 be seen next week
at the Grand. 1t deals wholly with the
amusing side OF the experiences OF those
who travel by rail.
Mayor Wright left for New York Sunday
on business trip. He will be away TWO or
three weeks and during his absence Aid. IN
gersoll. president of the board Of aldermen,
will hold the reform reins
Howard E. Stansbury, an old soldier and
well known resident of this city, died at the
soldiers home at Minnehaha saturday. Inc
deceased was tifty-fye years OF age, ana had
been an inmate of the home several months.
James Reilly who stole pair of pants and
suit Of underwear from store on East Sixth
street was sent TO the workhOuse Yesterday
for three months. James Nolan, who was
with him at the time of the theft, was dis
charged.
Patrolman doe Davis put on the war paint
SUNDAY night, and yesterday morning quar-
!ette of females were before Judge TWohy
CHARGED with visiting saloons. Two of the
women were sent out for thirty days, one
was discharged and the other forfeited SIS
bail.
Permits for repairs to buildings amounting
to 81 400 were issued by the building in
spector yesterday. a building owned by the
Lindeke estate, on East Seventh street, near
Jackson, wos among the number and the
estmqted cost of the repairs is given at
$1,000.
Additional evidence was introduced yes
ierday in the police court in the eases of
Isaac and Moses Kohn, VINO are charged with
robbery. Witnesses for the defense testified
the prisoners were at the theater at the time
the robbery occurred. Another continuance
was taken until toGay. when the court will be
asked TO discharge the men By Attorney Nc
Ghee who is defending them.
Accompanied by an operative of the Thiel
detective agency, Archibald r. Mcdonald
passed through the city yesterday. McDon-
aid was formerly buyer for W. w. Cargill d
Co.. of La Crosse, and lett for parts I'M
known in November last with $4,000 of the
firms money. Mcdonald was located at
LeadNille, Col. and was taken i'll custody,
He viii be taken to La Crosse.
The excellence Of the company supporting
Edwin Arden i'll Eagles Nest at the
Grand is most marked in contrast with other
PLAYS of its kind that have been seen in this
city and demonstrates strongly the tact that
good actors can make play go in q man.
ncr that MAKES it effective when it might
otherwise fail at the hands of incompetent
people Another good house greeted the
play last night, and it is evidently in for a
successful week.
b. F. Meek Jr, formerly secretary OF the
Northwest General Electric company, was
yesterday promoted to the position of vice
president of the company. Mr.. Meek's cou-
nection with the company dates back to its
organization in 1888, he having risen steadily
from the position of bookkeeper, surviving
all changes occurring in the company since
that time. His many friends will be pleased
at his advancement, knowing it to result
from an appreciation of sterling worth and
merit
Another splendid production was added to
the engagement rof The Warde and James
combination at the Metropolitan last night. 1t
was the fine tragedy, Francesca da Rimini,'
laid upon the lines in Dante's great poem.
No play could afford greater opportunities
for the talents of Warde and James, with
their strong company. and they were made
the most Of. The audience at every act tes-
tilted to its appreciation of the fine work, land
call before the curtain was the regular con-
CuSion of each special piece of good playing.
NO one who appreciates a magnificent play
splendidly put on, Will miss 1.-THE Lions
Mouth" tonight, for it will be q treat not
often to be enjoyed
George Thatcher is always distinguishing
himself by the evolution of some new and
brilliant idea, and his union of the cream of
refined minstrelsy and operate farce, as eX-
empliied in Tuxedo" which begins three
nights and Wednesday matinee engagement
at the Metropolitan next Monday evening,
has proven an unqualified success. Thatcher
has had Tuxedo rewritten since last seen
here. and has himself assumed the chief
comedy role of jackson Park" The cast
includes the same splendid comedians,
singers dancers, pretty girls and farce-come-
Y stars as when here last season. Refined
AN, clever character acting graceful dane
'.g, the best of singing, entertaining special
rs and genuine enjoyment are the recon-
mendations OF Tuxedo
Myers e Co.,
Jewellers,