St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-13
SAINT PAUL.
CITY DRIFT.

Regular meeting of the assembly tonight.
Scarlet fever at Sol East WinitreG street
was reported 10 the health Office Yesterday.
II. I.uke's Guild of -. Johns Church VIII
hold IL. annual sale and tea" this afternoon
and e, ening Il, the Aberdeen parlors.
This afternoon at O'Clock the Central W.
G |. will hold lis regular weekly meeting.
Subject Tor discussion, Purity III Literature
and Art"
The HopKins club was incorporated yester-
nav hv Frank Wechuta, of MINNEAPOLIS. ana
Frank Baster and Anton NJ. Zalousek, OF
Hopkins
The explosion Of Il lamp in the residence
If o. E Mitchell, at ,53 Pleasant avenue,
called out the fire department last night
The damage was light
FLAMES small an employee Of the West
Publishing company was taken TO the clN
hospital last night by order OF DR.. nancy
Small is suffering from pneumonia.
The chef of police has detailed Sergeant
Rose TO the Rondo street station, Sergeant
Wright TO the Margaret street station ana
sergeant MeGrath to the central station.
The case against Joe Gaines, charged with
1ischarSing firearms in the city limits, was
dismissed IN the police court yesterday
Gaines proved that he was not the person
who fred the shot.
The Abbott Manufacturing company, cap
Ital stock, So, goo, was organized by NJ I.
Abbott james II. Skinner, John c. Hill ana
Kiugslaud Smith, of St. Paul, and Henry u
James, of Newport.
st. Paul Lodge No. go, Sexennial League,
held largely attended stag reception last
evening at its ha on Seventh street. Music
cards and speeches were the order OF the
evening. A vocal solo by Arthur Lufskey
was OF especial merit
John Covne, an employe at the Northwest
eFn Cordage works, had finger OF has lett
hand torn off in the machinery yesterday.
Coyne, who lives at 50 Lyle street, was taken
TO 81. Joseph'S hospital.
The Duluth Building association, capital
stock. S.IO00 was incorporated by Hans
Degness. Chris Xangen, ole Bergum. Nels
Simons. Lewis Nordaeim, John Thorpe,
Andrew jacobson and James II. Norton, all
of West DvIuth.
Secretary Hart, Rev s G. Smith and c.
Amundson of the state board of corrections
and charities, spent yesterday at Fergus
Falls investigating the death Of the man An
derSon. who died there recently while at
tendants were placing him in restraining
sheet.
The Liliputians have made tremendous
hit at the Metropolitan this week i'll their
wonderful spectacular success, THE Pupil
in Magic" The little artises will be seen
but five more times at the theater. The last
performance will be given next Sunday
night
Mrs. SoftsoIder still continues her search
for the seven heirs from which TO make the
charm, and people enjoy the many laugh
able things i'll The Voodoo'' at the Grand
this week. There is funny idea underlying
what there is of pot in this farce. And
with Thomas (. Murray and the company
supporting him, 10 interpret it. the fun is
most amusing, Murray being particularly
funny as McMahon the hilarious Irishman
1t has been over five years since the famous
Comedian. Nat c. Goodwin, played an en-
glgement in this city. He will begin a series
OF seven performances at the METROPOLITAN
opera house next Monday evening and bring
to Us the greatest comedy success Of his
career. "a Gilded Fool" Mr. Goodwin S
business i'll all the large Eastern cities this
season with "A Gilded Fool has been ire
mendous, surprising all business ever done
by Mr.. Goodwin before. The company is
the original and Mr. Goodwin will present
"A Gilded Fool on the stage III this city the
same as be did in Kew York. Seats and
boxes for this engagement can be secured at
the box Office this morning.
The spider ana Fly" which will be seen
for the first four nights of next week at the
Grand has already met with pronounced
favor at the hands Of the patrons of that
theater. Although this is the second time
this season for the play. it will Introduce an
entirely different company, and Robert Bell,
who will be seen as Pickles, is said to ex-
tract more amusement from the part than
ms comedian who has ever played tn" mart.
1Iilda ThOmys plays Lord Raj =.
! ,uise Royce the Queen and Il { ~ :
n 7utnam TUias, the SPIDER FL re-
:, eetirely Then the celebra. r Oh
lu4drille is also an attractive specify VA d.
Ile company.