St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-22
SAINT PAUL.
TUESDAY TRIPLES.

The Irondale Woodworkers' union viii
give ball at Gray's hall tonight.
Eight minor tnnsfers, aggregatng $780,
were issue by the building inspector yeSter-
day.
Coroner Whitcomb has learned in an in
definite way that the parents of Callaghan,
who suieided Sunday night reside IN Bos-
ton.
TT. Giese. who attempted to kill John
ViereE. a lodging house keeper, was held to
the grand jury Yesterday In default OF Sl0uV
bonds he was committed.
Charles Edlund, fifteen years old, was
severely injured by being kicked in the head
bya horse yesterday afternoon. Edlund was
taken TO the city hospital.
A frame dwelling owned and occupied by
Mrs. Z. Winker. on Burns avenue, was dam
aged TO the evtent of Sl.50d by fire yesterday.
The loss is covered by insurance.
6Anton Scrachota, residing on Wyoming
avenue. accidentally shot himself in the left
shoulder while handling revolver. The
wound Is not considered serious.
Gus Hollengreen John Mann and Press
Durand were held 10 the grand jury on
charge Of le0ting the residence at the corner
of Cedar street and Summit avenue
Peter Gala cher, a freight conductor on the
Duluth road who was run over at Hinckley
Monday night, had both legs amputated at
the knee yesterday at St Joseph's hospital.
Hon. :, J. r. Mcmillan, formerly chief j-su
tce of the slate of Minnesota, occupied the
bench in the district court yesterday morning
in company with Judge Willis. and al the in
vitation OF The latter
Al G. Fields refined American ministries
will begin an engagement OF two nights at
the METROPOLITAN opera house Saturday night
and closing sunday night Seats for these
performances can now be secured at the box
Office
The 81. Paul Cork club was organized last
night at PSI SIbley street. and the election of
officers will occur Friday evening The
members of the club are August Kaehier,
Peter Hess, julius Bengler, Joe klipper, Joe
Kruger.
The join; advertising committee OF ell the
commercial bodies in the city held meeting
yesterday afternoon. The session was eX-
ecutive and nothing more was given out
than thai there was discussion as to adver-
Using al the worlds fair
Yesterday morning George Wright, col
ored, was arrested by Detective McGuiggan,
charged with the larceny of an overcoat
from Senator II. T. stevens. The case was
continued to Friday and in default of $1,000
bonds Wright was committed.
Miss Fanny Davenport closes her engage
ment at the Metropolitan opera house with
the matinee Saturday, so there viii be but
three more nights and one matinee perform
0nce of cleopatra and it IS safe to say that
the house viii be packed AT every perform
ance of this grand production.
Nels johnson was brought to st. Paul last
night from Hinckley and taken to St 10
seph's hospital. Johnson was employed in
lumber camp and had his left arm broken
and was injured internally by the falling of
a tree. The doctors say he cannot possibly
recover.
The Home Rule organization formed on
St Patrick's day will hold an adjourned
meeting at Crusaders hall at o'clock this
evening. The committee on mass meeting
will report the date selected and the prepar-
stions already made. All members and those
desiring 10 join the organization are urged
. attend.
The charge OF larceny against L. Blake
more was dismissed in the police court yes
ierday The youth was arrested by Patrol
man Heaney saturday last charged with
picking Il woman's pocket. The larceny
orderly conduct Blakemore was sent ont for
ninety days.
Prof. Davidson viii open his afternoons
with Dante at o'clock today in the Lyceum
room of the Peoples church. instead of at
$3.50, as before announced. This change had
been made in order to accommodate the
ladies OF the Century club, who have put their
meeting hall au hour earlier than usual in
artla m
= The board of directors Of the Commercial
club held The regular semi-mOnthly meeting
last evening. The following gentlemen were
elected as members of the club: E. B. Ben
son, Of LItchGeld; 5. 3. Walsh, J. S. Mackey.
Dr. Henry Hutchinson. Dr.. a. E.Senkler and
". Is. Joyce. The other business OF the
meeting was of routine character.
Oliver Byron will bring two of his creates
successes to the Grand next week, THE
Plunger' in which he was seen here two
years ago and his latest play, and Across
the Continent" with which he has been
identified a star for over twenty years.
Mr.. Byron is a strong heroic actor, and his
wife. Kate Byron, is quite clever actress.
0Lilian Lewis continues to do an immense
business at the Grand. She gives her only
matinee performance OF Lady Liz this aft
erhoon, and the final performance of the
play named on Friday night. Saturday mat
lnee and night sac will be seen in Zola's
NTherese Raquin. Miss Lewis and her
company have made hit with the patrons
Of the Graud and both star and play are re-
;eived at each performance with unbounded
enthusiasm and most substantial recalls.
Samuel c. Brown, proprietor Of the Fair"
al 423 West Seventh street, was severely in
jured last night at the corner OF st. Peter
and Seventh streets. Brown and another
man, whose name could not be learned, were
crossing the street near Mitch's drug store,
when an electric car on the Grand avenue
line struck them. Brown was knocked
down and for a time rendered unconscious.
He was taken into the drug store and attend
ed by Dr. Marchand. His INJURIES however,
were not serious and he was taken home.
The man with Brown limped off before as
sistance was offered him.