St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-07
SAINT PAUL.
TIPS AND TALKS.

Judge Otis heard the case OF Inc ota'e
Building Association against John carson
and others Yesterday, and ordered findings
prepared.
An adjourned meeting of the school board
viii be held this evening at go O'Clock Inc
business TO be transacted Will be the election
Of president
Emil Rostrom yesterday took out permit
for Il tyyo-storv frame dwelling TO be erected
on Holly avenue. near Avon street. The cost
is estimated at $4,000.
J. ;. Hart has garnisbed The funds Oh Eo-
ward Scnwab in the hands OF ). .. o'rHhu
and Rheinherger Brothers 10 satisfy Il clam
of 81, $50 for goods sold.
John Borden. employed by the city IN
cleaning the streets. fell atthe corner OF Lau-
rel avenue and MacSuoin street yesterday
ana disloeated his right hip. He was taken
to his home at ia Lafond street by the patron
wagon.
George F. Gross, a juror in Judge Wins
court. was late yesterday morning, ana sara
that his watch had stopped which accounted
for the loss OF an hours time He was Ill
rected TO pay the clerk zine OF - Tor MS
hardness.
This evening at O'Clock Mr.. Crothers VIII
give his most e. jOyable lecture on "Ihe EVo-
luton Of the Genueman.' The proeeeus
will he devoted to sustaining the charity
work of the church. and the ladies hope LOT
q full attendance. Tickets, p cents.
James Powell pleaded guilty TO receiving
goods stolen by John Manning from semen
a Krank and will be sentenced this morning
The chiefs Of police and detectives, so Judge
Foam said had asked that leniency be had IN
sentencing the man. but were not present
Theodore Bollman's popular German COM
pauv will give their seventeenth subscription
performance al The Metropolitan opera house
next sunday evening, presenting the great
German success. "Goldtsehe.' Seats can be
secured for this performance al the box once.
There are but three more performances OF
Lewis Morrisons Faust at the Grand. TINS
production Is of most moritorous KIND
and thoroughly deserving OF more than pass
ing attention by public that appreciates
excellent stage creations and well-staged
plays.
The action Of Frank Lambrecbt Jr. against
H. E. Hullsick is on trial in Judge Kerr
court. Lambreeht sold HulIslck piece OF
land for S7C1 which he refused to take.
claiming the land turned out to be worth no
more than 5000 The action was brought Tor
a breach of contract.
The case of George Miller, charged with
swludling ". H. Gisell at card game was
DISPOSED of in the police court yesterday by
Miller paying fine of $50. GiseI was IN
diced TO take a hand in poker game, and,
as his hand did not show down large enough
10 take the pot he kicked to the police.
Two bakers. Jacob Franzman and John
GebI, were held to the grand jury yesterday
by Judge Cory The men are charged with
robping James P. Mackey Of SIS on Saturday
last. Both deny the charge. but the evidence
brought out was considered sufficient to hold
them to await the action of the grand jury.
The committee OH streets from the board Of
aldermen will meet this afternoon at3 CLOCK
and consider the street railway ordinance
which will be reported to the meeting tomor-
row night. 4 subcommittee spent yesterday
afternoon in inserting amendments and pre-
pairing a draft of the measure which VIII be
considered by the entire committee this after
poon.
Miss McNiel, a returned missionary from
Africa, and native girl, DIANA Will be
present this afternoon at 3:3) c clock at the
meeting of the WOman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the First NJ. E. Church, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Pascal Smith, AS Laurel av-
euue. Tea will be served at o'clock, to
which the gentlemen also are invited.
The American Extravaganza company in
their latest success. Ali Baba," still cOntin-
ne to pack the Metropolitan opera house at
each perform ance. Parties desiring good
seats for the remaining three performances,
tonight tomorrow matinee and night, VIII
do well to secure them early al the box
Office. This will be the last appearance OF
this great extravaganza company until April
of next year.
The board appointed to examine for ap-
pointment to d cadetship at West Point have
recommended that Cass C. Durham be named
for the place. The five applicants why stood
highest in the examination were Cass &.
Durham Sc, Melvin Z. Coleman So Guy I.
Bisbee So, Oliver H. Ames 81, John ID. Rogers
81. Durham gets first place. and another ex-
animation VIII have to be held to decide
whether Bisbee or Coleman shall be declared
the alternate.
Travel on the Fourth street cable line was
DELAYED somewhat last night between and z
o'clock. The slipping OF the cable from the
big wheel on that portion Of the line west OF
Dale street caused the trouble. There are no
switches ct the power house, and the cable
cars had to be run out to Milton street and
back by the electric cars. This caused a
blockade. [
paired after a delay of an hour.
The board of fire commissioners will meet
this evening and prepare an ordinance regu
lating the wiring Of buildings for electric
lights. The measure will also define the
duties of an inspector to be appointed under
the control of the fire board to pay particular
attention to this matter. To assist them in
the preparation of the ordinance the board
introduced
in the council and a copy of the Chicago
ordinance now in force in that city.
The house of Louis Glimmer, 20 june
street. was struck by lightning yesterday aft
ernoon. The fire department was called
out. but its services were not needed. The
lightning struck the chimney and passed
down into the cellar. The electric bolt III
reaching the ground went through the els
tern and made such an aperture that all The
water escaped. The damage was light an(
fortunately none of the occupants injured.
Seven hairs from the face OF man possess
ing a florid countenance is one of the princi-
pal requisites of d VOodoo charm. and thu
new musical farce-comedy, THE Voodoo,,
which comes TO the Grand next week, ha
the voodoo superstition as its basis and 1t i:
on this that the author is said TO have con
structed a very laughable comedy Skit which
with its songs and musical features, create
Almost enjoyable entertainment of the up
roariously hilarious kind. The.acting compan.
is headed by the well-known Irish comedian
Thomas +. Murray.
For a second time tie charge of disorderl
conduct against Paul Kleist was dismissed il
the police court yesterday. Kleist is the per
son who for an April Fool joke notified tn
fire department that the market house wa
on2tire. Attorney McGhee has objected boil
times to the complaints made on the groun
that they were defective in the drafting. Tn
court has also in both cases agreed with tn
attorney for the defendant, and dismlsse
the charge. tits understood Third Assistan
Corporation Attorney Chaplin will make al
other effort to draw up complaint that wi
cover the case.
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