St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-24
SAINT PAUL.
ITENIIZED EVENTS.

The county board of Abatement Will meet
Monday
The historical society has received solhe
valuable Loyal Legion literature.
Scarlet fever at 80 Iglehart street was re-
ported at the health Office yesterday
j c NeGrew has been appointed state
v-eiqbmaster at Duluth, succeeding f Nc
Manus.
The meeting of the worlds fair commas
sion has been postponed until the return VI
Supt. Hunt
sam f. Snively, James b. Howard ana
Walter Ayers. of Duluth, have incorporated
the Snively Mining company, with eapl'al
stock of S5O0,0l0.
rAnGrew Olander stole three pint bottles oil
whisky from saloon on the West sac
"Wednesday night and yesterday went tc 'he
workhouSe for ninety days.
w. c. Ward was taken before Judge Kelly
Yesterday and pleaded guilty to the indlet-
meut AGAINST him. He was sentenced TO
forty days in the wcrkhouse.
A new bartender employed al the Mer-
chants hotel kept the bar open TUESDAY
night after midnight and yesterday MI Car
son paid fine Of IS fer yioleung the law
The Deutscher Krleger ve7ein, Of Minneap-
oils. for social culture, was incorporated oy
carl Trehahn Charles Selliger, Herman
Krusinger Henry schultz and John d.
Weissner.
Miss Fanny Davenport Will give two more
performances only Of her gorgeous produe-
ton of cleopatra al the Metropolitan opera
house, tonight and the last time tomorro"
afternoon. At which performance her engage
ment closes in tins city.
A special meeting Of the St Paul TheoSo'
phical society will be held tonight at Room
iG-. Globe building, NJ which c. +. Wright
of London, a prominent member OF the So
eiety. will speak on Philosophy. All III
terested in the subject are invited
Abbott 4 TeaI's Comedy company. in their
lougb0ble success ''Niobe," will begin an ell
ragemeut of eight performances ut the Met
ropolitan opera house next Monday night.
Seats and boxes for all the performances are
selling rapidly. and The comedy will no doubt
nlav 10 the same large business that II did al
this theatar last september.
The Al q. Fields Ministries viii appear at
the Metropolitan Saturday and sunday
nights. This organization is one of the best
minstrel performances in America this sea
son. 1t is Mr.. Fields first visit 10 this city.
and he viii no doubt become great favorite
here..a he Is throughout the entire country,
rThe board of public works yesterday ad-
iourued The hearing in the Phalen and
Crown Hill parks tor one week. This action
was made necessary by the city attorney not
having prepared his opinion on the points
raised rs to the legality OF the proceedings
taken by the park board in eondemning the
property.
Josie Schaller, ten years old, the best glrl
viOlinist in the state and only st Paul girl
who has ever played on the public stage, WIZ
appear this evening at Ford's Music hall in
concert given her by her teacher Mr. Much
Ieubruch. She viii be assisted by Miss u
ner. vocalist; Miss Milward, cornetist; Miss
Foyer. pianist, ana Mr.. Muehlenbruch's
string quartette. The programme cannot
fail TO please the most cultivated and tastid-
ious taste.
Tonight terminates Lady LII at the
Grand Tomorrow afternoon ard night LII
ian Lewis will give ST. Paul its first opDortun-
ity to judge of the merits of Zola's "Iherese
Raouin," which has been the subject OF
much discussion wherever il has been pre-
sented Miss Lewis has certainly met with
Most fattering reception during her pres
ent engagement in this city, and has placed
most prosperous weeks business to her
credit at MI Lifts theater.
oliver Byron was compelled TO cancel his
engagement in this city last year owing to a
severe illness, but he will next week be seen
in The Plunger," which not only made
many admirers for Mr.. Byron in this city two
years ago but made Il lasting impression for
its merit as an entertainment. In addition
to the play above named, Nj Byron will re-
vive his old-t.me success, Across the CONT
nenG which first made for him reputation
as a star, and a nice snug fortune besides.