St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-08
SAINT PAUL.
rRIELEs OF NEWS. .

Scarlet fever is reported at 1922 Blair street.
The retail clerks union will hold an I'M
portant meeting tonight at Labor hall.
The Knights of the Maeabees have been
licensed TO continue business IN MINNESOTA
dor 1898.
Hon. John d. Good and Hon. IL. H. "ehs'
Of Norris. were callers at the adjutant gem
erals office Yesterday.
County Auditor E. L. Depew, of Renvllle
Gounty was caller at Public Examiner
yenyon's office yesterday
An overturned lamp IN the jewelry store at
$50 Wabasha street called out the department
last evening. No damage.
The j. \. Holem Manufacturing company,
TO deal in patent rights, has been incorpora-
ted by j. a. Hollem, L. X. Mueller and b. A.
Hodge, Of Minneapolis. The capital stock Is
100000.
The state department Of public instruction
Is preparing a new series Of certlhcales Ior
such teachers rs have passed examinations
under the new regulations for uniform
teachers examinations.
The following building permits were Is
sued Yesterday: F. W. HartfeiL two-story
frame store and dwelling, corner Selby and
Lexington avenues, Sl500; three minor per
wits, 81, 100; total, four permits $500
Garnishing and serving course dinner
oil be the subject OF Miss ThOmson's lesson
N cooking Friday morning, at 1850 o'clock,
at the rooms OF the Young Women's Friendly
association. corner seventh and jackson
streets.
State Auditor Biermann has received the
following February expense bills; state
geological survey, S2,330.y9; 81. Peter insane
hospital, Sl4, 436.lO; Rochester insane hospi-
tai, SlIyl527; Red Wing reform school,
s., I'D Il.
An Office boy employed in the dentists Of
fee At AIS Wabasha street was locked III the
apartment last evening by mistake. The LAD
attracted the attention of passers-by, and was
taken from The window by the aid OF rope
and Sergeant sullivan.
MacLean and Prescott will give their last
two performances Of ''L'Absintheur' al the
Metropolitan opera house today. The matt
nee wili be given this afternoon at reduced
prices -. Stand - cents. The last perform
ance viii occur tonight.
- The regular bi-monthly meeting of the st.
Paul Press club will be held Thursday,
March 9. al p. m. in the club rooms. AS
there are several matters Of very important
nature 70 come up, il IS hoped that there viii
be a large attendance OF members.
Mrs. O. y. Olberg of Albert Lea, chairman
stale worlds fair committee on manufact-
ures has called a meeting of the jurors on
manufactures for 10 a. m. Friday March 10
in New York Life building. Each congress
sional district has one juror.
"Fautasma" with its merry tricks and
elaborate transformation scenes is a play
peculiarly fitted 10 be attractive to the chill
dreu, and the matinee today viii afford them
an opportunity for a laugh at the clown and
a thoroughly enjoyable sight of all Of Fan
taSma 5 wonders.
The Two Orphans" is a well-:ried melo-
drama of exceptional strength and merit,
and the honesty of its sentiments and force
of its action have ever proven attractive to
theater goers, and the engagement Of Miss
Kate ClaXtou in this play next week at the
Grand should prove notable one.
Theodore BoIlman's German company will
give their fourteenth subscription perform
ance at The Metropolitan opera house lomor-
row night, presenting the great German sue
cess. "FreVnd Fritz" As this performance
will be a benefit for the star, Mr.. Bollman, he
will no DOUBT be greeted by one of the larg
est audiences ne has had this season.
Edward f. Hippler died yesterday morn
ing al his residence. 9e9 Fauquier street. The
deceased vas thirty-two years of age, and
was Wei known he having been for several
years a member Of the drug firm of Hippler
* Collier The funeral services will be held
at Assumption church tomorrow morning at
9o'clOck.
Parsons big patriotic and romantic naval
spectacle, The White Squadron comes to
the Metropolitan next week. 1t scored a
great hit and success on its first presen-
tation in New York. Since then the initial
triumph has been repeated in other cities.
In two Of the animated stage pictures, The
Congress of Nayies" and the public square
in RIO Janeiro, 200 people appear on the
stage al one time. The cast includes Robert
billiard, William Harcourt, May Wheeler,
King Hedley and others.
The sale Of seats for the Nordica concert at
the Metropolitan opera house was the largest
in the history of the house for one day, and
the indications are that the house will be
packed from pit to dome for both Friday
evening and Saturday matinee. There is still
quite a number of good seats left for
both performances, and those who desire
them should secure them early. Manager
Scott says he has received more orders from
people out of town for these two concerts
than any attraction he has ever played in
this city.