St. Paul daily globe., 1893-04-20
SAINT PAUL.
CHASED IN THE RAIN.


.'i '"r"od meeting of the park board
will be held tomorrow evening.
lever al SJ6 East Winfield street
was reported at the health office yesterday.
The earnings of the state grain inspection
department for the month of March were
ST, l2t..1.
Judge Kelly was engaged yesterday in hear
ing the action brought by Hezeklah nan
against the City of ST. Paul
Edward James Luther, of Duluth, has
been commissioned captain of Company Il.
Third regiment. Minnesota National Guards
James Sslke was awarded a verdict OF SAC
against William Lynes Tor personal Injuries
received. The case was tried III Judge Gus
court
Mrs Mary E Pode gave a fine exhibition
lceompanied wI.h a sale OF art needleworG
lad decorative novelties last night at the
Ryan.
The jury is out in the ease Of August Rich
Ter against Adolph Lochenmeyer, brought to
recover for goods sold and money due on Il
promlSSory note.
William Polls and Charles Fountain were
held to the grand jury yesterday on charge
IF robbing Emil Schultz of 81 90 in cash and
a pair Of shoes.
John Richter, the cripple who had his
Elbow hurt i'll being hustled off street car,
was awarded a verdict of SiOO against the
81. Paul City Railway company.
Owing 10 the stormy weather the concert
that was TO take place tomorrow evening al
the Peoples church. Hazel Park, has been
postponed until further notice.
John Them. saloonkeeper, who has neg
leeted TO take out his saloon license. was ar
raIgned in the police court yesterday. The
case was continued for one week.
There will be placed on exhibition this
evening at stevens < Robertson'S art gallery.
at 81 East Third street. a fine collection Of
etchings and water eolors by Walter Stearns
Hale. The exhibition will continue two
weeks
Theodore Bollman's German company will
give their eighteenth subscription perform
ance al the Metropolitan opera house next
Sunday evening, presenting the great Ger
man play Marianne" Seats and boxes can
be secured for tins performance at the box
Office this morning.
The Phalen park assessment will be taken
up tomorrow by the board of public works
E G. Rogers who has been retained by the
Owners 10 be assessed. will present argu-
meuts on the question Of extending the as
sessment district The Indian Mound park
matter Will be heard Saturday.
Nat c. Goodwin, Notwithstanding the
rainy weather last evening, played to another
large house ut the Metropolitan opera house.
He will present his great success. The
Gilded Fool" tonight and Saturday matinee,
and Friday and saturday evenings he will be
sen for the first time in this city in his great
fareicaI success, The Nominee"
The corporation attorney said yesterday
that an ordinance would be prepared touch
ing on street railway matters in time for the
meeting of the committee on streets Satur-
day afternoon. The idea is now to pass on
the new ordinance i'll the committee and
then report in favor of its passage at the
adjourned meeting of the aldermen Monday
night
Annie Pixley will be the attraction at the
Metropolitan opera house all of next week,
presenting her new play, Miss Blythe OF
Duluth" and her old success. II he Dea-
cons Daughter" The new play will be pre-
sented the first half of the week. and The
Deacon's Daughter the latter half. The
sale of seats and boxes for this engagement
begins at the box Office this morning.
The hearing on the preliminary order from
the council for the paving of Rice street
from Como to Front street will come up be
tore the board Of public works today. The
part of the street to be paved is for distance
OF seven blocks. and the cost is estimated at
So, coo or 81 p per foot to the property own
ers 1t is expected there viii be objection to
the improvement being made at this time.
a special meeting of the assembly was held
Tuesday night to approve the contract of
Patrick DOherty for the construction of
sewer on Como avenue. The assembly ap
proved, Dur Instead OF the board of aldermen
acting on the contract it was allowed TO lay
over until the meeting next Monday evening.
Nnen Alderman Warren reads this il is prob
able he will turn a double hand spring and
them try and lay the blame for the delay on
some one else.
The action of Henry L. Haas, as admins
traitor against the St. Paul City Railway
company is on trial i'll Judge Willis court.
The action was brought to recover damages
tor the negligent killing Of Samuel Kleenan.
The usual motion to dismiss was made by
ihe railway company after the plaintiffs
testimony was adduced Judge Willis in
oYeITuing the motion took occasion to say
that the people have a constitutional right to
have their causes tried by jury, and he saw
no reason to make an exception i'll this case.
The struggle of Life" which opens at
the Grand Sunday night for the coming
week. will give the patrons of Mr.. Lifts thea
ter feast of the melOdrama, as 1t is OF the
melodramas most melodramatic. Aside from
its story, which is based upon incidents of
life in the great metropolis Of this country,
it is staged with the greatest of scenic elabo-
ration, the scenery forming one of the al
traetive features of the production. The COM
pany presenting this play is said to be most
capable i'll every way, and is headed by Will
lam Stafford, a clever heroic actor.