St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-16
SAINT PAUL.
CITY CURRENCY.

Reported at the health Office yesterday:
diphtheria at 425 and III Iglehart street.
The Second Swedish Baptist church, of
MINNEAPOLIS, filed articles of Incorporation
with the secretary of state yesterday.
Michool Mccarthy. resident of West st.
Paul, was sent to the workhouse yesterday
TOR sixty days on a charge OF wlfe-beatnS'
..Factots of Civilization" is the theme of
the rabbits discourse at the Temple this
evening Services begin at e7:30 o'clock
sharp.
The state reformatory has reported to the
state auditor that the expenses OF that lnstl~
tuition for the month of May amounted to
S., 1895.
George Sehickler took out permit yester-
day for the erection of a two-story frame
dwelling on Carroll street, near Avon, to
cost s., $50.
The northumberland Memorial AS
ISOLATION of Minneapolis has become lneor-
porated and the articles have been filed with
the secretary of state.
Mace Hopes, proprietor of the National
hotel Minneapolis, spent yesterday visiting
his friends Wilhelm Bircher and RUDE Nor
ton, at the Clifton.
Yesterday the chief grain inspector turned
over to the state auditor a check Tor Sl2,ooe'
and reported that the receipts for the month
Nf MAY for grain inspection amounted 10
3il SIS. 90. and that there is now balance
Oh hand of S276.OS.
The Office of the adiutant general has been
notified by the national pension bureau that
a pension has been granted to Mrs. Lizzie A
Sweet of Sioux Rapids, To-, for SS month
and So Il month for each of her children, 10
date from July %, 1899.
OAudrew Ulverstradt who was taken from
the Globe hotel, at Sixth and Wacouta
Ssyeets to ST. Luke's hospital "Wednesday
afiernoon. died yesterday. The deceased
was sixty years old, and had been In thls
country but short time. Death resulted
from heat prostrauon.
The city engineer has put two sprinkllng
wagons to work in the St Anthony hill dis
trict at the expense of Patrick Norris, who
was awarded the contract This action was
taken owin:. 20 the contractor not having
sufficient carts at work to properly sprinkle
the streets i'll the district.
Sunday night occurs The initial production
of Monte Cristo' at the Grand, with Forrest
Robinson and Mabel Bert in the cast for the
first time. The production of Monte
Cristo" will be an elaborate scenic venture,
introducing many striking mechanical de-
vices and novel stage illusions.
President WoIterstorf, of the assembly,
Yesterday announced that he had appointed
Assemblvman Daily and Aid. Copeland and
Zimmermanas members of the city hall ana
court house commission All three of the
gentlemen have served in like capacity for
the last year, and their reappointment was
foregoue conclusion.
The fencing contest for the amateur cham
pionship OF the Northwest and gold medal,
presented by Prof C. W. Lindley of the
Phoenix Athletic club, between H. c. Mallett
and A. B. Kingsley which was postponed on
the evening of June to the 18th inst, was
won by the former the contestants securing
S to points respectively.
Arthur Bardwell, young boy, was before
Judge Twohy yesterday charged with plac-
ing an obstruction on the track of the ST.
Paul & Duluth railway at White Bear. The
complaint was made by E. d. Macdonald,
an agent of the railroad, and pending hear
ing which will come up Saturday, Bardwell
was released on his own recognizance
The presentations of Young Mrs. Win
throp'' al the hands of Lifts stock company
are drawing to a close, and those who fail
to see this capital performance Will nave IosV
one of the greatest dramatic treats ever
offered in this city. The ladies' matinee
Saturday will afford the gentler sex an op-
portunity of witnessing the play.
There will be only three more perform
ances of Won Suppe's tuneful opera, Boo
caccio" at the Metropolitan this week. to-
night and tomorrow night and at the usual
Saturday matinee when the price will be re-
duced to twenty-five cents for the entire
house outside of the gallery which is only
fifteen cents All of next week, beginning
Sunday, the company will produce Mlllock-
er's famous operate work 'The Black Hus-
sar.' This opera has never been sung before
in this city in English, and the Wilours will
undoubtedly give it splendid rendition.
Seats are selling rapidly at the box Office for
next week.