St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-24
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SAINT PAUL.
HERE AND THERE. ?


Bishop Fowler Will preach at oxford NJ. E.
church Sunday, and Miss Carman will sing
solo.
Dr. Selwyn, c. M. G., of Ottawa. Cam, is
among the prominent arrivals at the Mer-
chants.
The reception announced for today at the
Town and Country club house has been de-
clared off
George W. Harrison. NJ. D. of Ashland,
Wis, is visiting his old friend MIR. Hall, OF
the Merchants.
Routine matters claim the attention of the
governor these days. He says he is kept busy
making out notary public commissions.
Reported at the health office yesterday;
Scarlet fever at 3l5 East winifred, $50 Sum
nit aud 125 Manitoba; diphtheria, at 131 East
Colorado.
There will be no services tomorrow in the
English Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
on account of the union missionary services
at Union Park
All comrades of Garfield Post No. are re-
quested to be at the post meeting Saturday
June p. Business of importance to come
before the post.
The Faribault school for the feeble minded
yesterday reported to the state auditor that
the expense of maintaining the institution
for the month, ending June 2l, was S045.
Hon. Edward Bach. of Aberdeen, 5. D., is
here supervising the opening of the Merri-
mac island camp grounds for the Northwest
ern Spiritualist association, of which he is
president
Frank Yickle, arrested last Monday on
charge cf attempted outrage on Alice Orman,
was held to the grand jury yesterday by
Judge Cory In default of $1,000 bonds he
was remanded to jail
"A building permit was issued yesterday to
F. E. Meacham for repairs to dwelling OH
Ross street, between Earl and Frank. to cost
$1,000 Five minor permits, amounting to
5000, we're also issued.
Adjustment of fire losses is progressing
favorably at Fargo. N. D. Two of the ad-
justers, j. C. Dietz and George F. Tyler re-
turned Yesterday. and called on their friend
George Kibbe, cashier of the Merchants.
A lynx eyed detective last night arrested
fellow named Harry Williams on a charge of
passing counterfeit money. Williams haia
bad Silver dollar, and, it is claimed by the
officer. was endeavoring to pass the coin.
X. D. Chase, well known through his inter
iron range, came up from his home at Fari-
bault Mimi. yesterday, accompanied by his
wife They proceeded to Duluth last even
ing.
The conference committee will hold an
other session this afternoon, and as one of
the members expressed himself yesterday
sit is about time some practical results should
be arrived at" The meeting is called for
o'clock.
Detective McGuiggan yesterday afternoon
arres:ed James Klein, who is charged with
stealing watch from an old man named
O'Leary on West Seventh street some weeks
ago. Klein will be arraigned in the police
court this morning.
Mrs George Foley vas thrown from a
buggy at the corner of Wabasha street and
Central avenue yesterday morning by col
lision with an electric car. She was injured
about the face and head, and. after being at
tended by a physician. was taken to her
home on Osceola street.
a meeting of the committee on streets from
the assem- bly, will be held this evening. The
matter to be considered is the resolution of
MIR. Doran directing the city engineer to re-
port the nature OF the work now being done
on the Robert street bridge and his authority
for having The work done
In the police court yesterday John Bohnert
was arraigned on a charge of selling liquor
without a license. The complaint alleges
that Bohmert sold to John Suna on June 20
TWO bottles of beer and some whisky at the
place conducted by him at the corner of
Bedford and North streets. The trial of the
case was continued to next Tuesday. and
subpoena was issued for Justus Asmid. of 1S2
East Eighth street, to appear as witness
for the prosecution on that date. Bohmert
put UP 800 for his appearance.
The "Black Hussar.n as presented by the
Wilbur Opera company this week, has at
traced large houses at the Metropolitan
opera house. The company give splendid
rendition of this popular opera. The BLACK
Hussar" will be presented but two times
more, this afternoon and tonight. Next week
this superb organization will be seen in two
we'll known operas. For the first half of the
week they will present "Falka," and for the
last half Fra Diavolo." Seats are now on
sale at the box office for next week.
Jacob Lifts players and their excellent
performance of monte Cristo" will be seen
for the last times today and tonight at the
Grand Tomorrow night they begin week
in THE Planters Wife" which furnishes
play OF Il dulueTeill CldSS lUT l1G COuiluS WeGk.
as it is a comedy drama which does not rely
especially on its scenic Surroundings for sue
cess but on the strength of very interesting
story of Southern life, its scenes and Incl
5ents being of the South in war days. The
cast of THE Planters Wife" is headed by
Forrest Robinson and Mabel Bert, both OF
whom have characters peculiarly well fitted
to them, and for which the Minneapolis
press gave them the highest praise when the
play was presented at the Bijou in that city
two weeks ago
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