St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-04
SAINT PAUL.
MONDAYS NIELANGE.

Regular meeting of the board of aldermen
his evening.
Scarlet fever was reported TO the healt
ofice at rs East Winnifred street Yesterday
There will be concert aud coffee party
tonight M Twin city hall for the benefit OF
81. Peter Claver church.
The PARK board meeting was adJourheu
asst might. owing to the absence from the
ri,v OF Two OF the members.
Jennie sass, who took s. from the pocket
If Jul!a Iiynes, will spend the next three
months II The GOOD shepherd ;.
A permit was issued to the Northwestern
Wheel comnanv Yesterday tor the erection OF
frame foundry S.XS0 on saltwater street,
The building Will cost Si.5Oo.
There will be an art social given by the
goung people OF the Atlantic Congregations
church in the church parlorS THURSDAY even
me-. Aoril q, at 7. III. All are invited 10
attend.
The health department gives the following
figures for the month, OF March; Deans
I:s2. births. 34l; death rate for the MONTH
S5l. contagious diseases reported, 40; dlph-
iberia. u; scarlet fever, 3j; membraneous
.roup, >; deaths from diphthera, .; from
5iolence, .; suicide, 3; pneumonia, %.
Frank Doniss was brought in from the
workbouse Yesterday, where he had been DO
ing ninety DAYS for larceny and arralSheu
m another charge Ct the same kind. Tue
.omnlaining witness is Ella Lassard, who
claims Donias stole watch from her on De-
,ember y. The case Will be heard on Ihurs'
DAY.
Rev. Thomas McClary will deliver his pleas
nv and popular lecture, Tine MISSION oil
Nirlh. al Epworth Nj. E. church corner
Aurora avenue andMackubin street, TINS even
ny. under the auspices of the Ladies Alu
society. Those who have heard Nj. McClarE
snow that il is his mission 10 create mlrlh.
and those who have not heard him ought not
% miss the opportunity.
The case of Joseph Suffer. charged with
7eggiug. was called in the police court yes
terlav afternoon. Suffer was turned over
10 Ernest Eisenmenger. who will take care
n the millionaire street beggar until his rela-
lives are heard from. Mr.. Eisenmenger mas
ruown Mr.. Suffer for the last thirty years
and laughs at the idea that suffer cannot
lake care OF himself and his money.
Lewis Morrison attracted his second eX-
oalleut house 10 see Faust last night II Is
, nroducuou most complete i'll every detall
it, staging. and the electrical effects are
most elaborately perfect. OF course, all IN
tsresl centers in the Mephisto OF Nj. MORRISON
which is, without doubt, most eXeelIent IN
.erpretation of the character ana one tlaI
furnishes an excellent study.
THE Voodoo" or "A Lucky Charm, is the
title of a new farce comedy which Will be
seen next week at the Grand. 1t IS said 10
he both Iaughable and full of music, and Will
be presented by company Of comedians
headed by Thomas Z. Murray, who was for
merlv of Murray & Murphy. Mr.. Murray Is
a very clever Irish comedian. and the entire
east IS said to be one of merit throughout
The reouisition committee from the coun-
rfl met Yesterday afternoon and waded
through d large batch of requests for sup
niles Assemblvman Schuette suggested that
n purchasing agent for the city would be the
right thing. and that such an official could
save at least 5000 year TO the city. AID.
Hickman agreed with the new member on
mis-. and remarked that the saving would be
nearer $4,000 a year than the aforementioned
figure.
Atameeting of the library board Yesterday
afternoon J. Gilpin Pyle introduced a resolu-
tiou requesting The city council to authorize
The issuance OF CBI.Otp MOlbA u DS4AeA-f N--N
proceeds of which would be used in the pur-
chasing of a site for public library Mr..
PYLE and all the other members Of the board
were not in favor of increasing the bonded
Indebtedness of the city, but it was explained
that the new charter might provide that no
bonds be issued, and in the event OF any
sncb nroyision it was deemed eXpedient to
take time bv the forelock, as it were, and gel
tba bonds issued before the charter shut of
such action.
The civil engineers had an lnterestiHe
monthly meeting last night III the society
rooms in the court house. Ihere were aOou
forty present including the wives of mum
NOR IF the members of the society. Inc
feature of the meeting was the reading of
rprv interesting and lengthy paper by j. D
Easterbrook. His subject was 'Interoceani'
canals" Special reference was had to the
Suez canal. The history of the Panama
fizzle was fully discussed at length, and TACT
and figures were presented in an interest lg
manner. The paper also contained resume
Of the reasons for and against the Nicara
guan canal. The discourse was illustrated
profusely with maps, profies and views dis
persed around the walls and on tables.
The Lightner street railway ordinance vii
be considered by the committee on street
from the board of aldermen this Afternoon
at3o-clock. A number of the aldermen ar
opposed to the section Of the ordinanc
which provides for the North St. Paul Raj
way company taxing care of the travel to tn
harvester works. The gentlemen so oppose
say the company can not begin to care TO
the travel on the line in the summer, an
after the works are in operation the work
men will be in worse fix than before. SeY
eral of the aldermen claim Mr. Lowry prom
;sed TO have the street railway cars run to tn
harvester works. and they now insist that h
be held to his agreement in this connection
This and The transfer change are the greG
objections tothe passage of the ordinance.