St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-04
SAINT PAUL.
GLOBULES.

Pay water rents on high service and save
discount
Reported at the health Office yesterday;
Scsrl,t fever at 63i Goodrich avenue.
The irst train on the Duluth, South Shore
x AtI#atic line, since the recent storm, was
SEM u:t yesterday.
j. o iir:ea. one of the attaches OF the ucke
department of the Omaha road. is very Ill. 1t
Is feared thar he will not be out again Tor
several weeks
General Agent Hodridge, Of the Kansas
City !ine. viii he brought 10 St. Paulin the
course Of a few days for medical treatment.
lie is now n resort in Iowa.
Hoyt's Imaginable musical within, ~ Tip
10 Chinatown, closes its most successful
week n the Grand with matinee this after
noon and hnal performance tonight
Peter Beuter a mail carrier of Winona, has
been accused by Postmaster Inspector chill
ton of embezzling s.. He was arrested yes
Icrlay, and VIII be brought to ST. Paul for
hearing today.
Mrs. Julia b. Nelson. of Red Wing, VIII ad-
dress meeting OF coloIed citizens at Pilgrim
Baptist church, Cedar street Monday even
ing, March t. at o'clock. 1t is hoped TO form
". c. T. L. at the time.
The annual reports of city officers for 1892
were received by the city officials from the
printer yesterday. number of volumes,
elegantly bound, will be forwarded officials
of other cities today.
Boa,d of aldermen Icommittees have been
called for today as follows: Ways and means,
2;l5; streets, 2:30; special committee on dis
infection OF buildings where scarlet fever
7f,f bax axiSfaI 2stll
The last OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES course
will be given this evening. Rev. DIR. Wilcox
will lecture and the Anthony Hill orchestra
will furnish music. MessIS. Wall Dake.
Weaiherby and Charles Bigelow will sing
several songs
At \. 0. II. hall this evening the anniver-
sary of Robert EmmetS birth viii be fittingly
celebrated. Friends, well as members, OF
the order are invited, and Il select programme
of songs, musical selections and addresses
viii be carried out.
Miss selma Washneck, recently from the
Berlin conservatory of music, will be heard
III sacred music on sunday. singing at Mr..
Naii-s service in Ford's Music hall, COstar's
anthem, Il VIII Extol Thee, o Lord, and
a simpler hymn THE Better Land"
The Hanlon Brothers for years have stood
al the head Of all pautomime spectacular
producers in this country. This season they
produce new wonders to marvel At. George
II. Adams. the well known clown, Will be
seen as PicO, and the company is said 10 be
the strongest ever seen III tie several char
aCterS Of the play
Last night was the closing one for the
night schools Of the city for the seaSnn. The
attendance during the five months in which
they have been in operation has been about
the same as during previous years. No
statistical reports have been received by the
superintendent Of schools, but they will be
ready in the course of a few days.
A lecture by Prof Bachelor, of Hamline
university, will be delivered this evening
subject The Evolution of Electrical
Science" assisted by electric apparatus 10
demonstrate, under the auspices of the liter
airy department of the Young Peoples So
ciety Of Epworth league, in the parlors of
the Central Park NJ. Z. church, at o'clock.
This afternoon at the Metropolitan opera
house the Brothers Byrne viii give special
matinee of their great nautical pantomime
success, Eight Bells" This will be a great
opportunity for the ladies to bring the
children TO see the trick horse, the octopus
and the revolving ship scene. The engage
ment VIII close performance tonight at S:l5.
Nine. Nordica, assisted by such talented
artists as Nine. Scalchi, Miss Louise Engel.
Italo Campanini, Giuseppe del Puente and
Emil Fischer, Will give two concerts at the
Metropolitan opera house next week, Friday
evening, March 10, and Saturday afternoon.
March II. The sale of seats and boxes for
this event opens at the box Office next Tues
day morning at o'clock.
Home Life in Darkest Africa is the sub,
ject 10 be given by Rev. Z. II. Richards, a
graduate of Oberlin college and for ten years
a missionary in the heart of Africa, at the
Peoples church, al the regular hour of morn
ing service tomorrow. Mr.. Richards has with
him Il cabinet of curiosiues, which will be
exhibited. They are completely illustrative
OF native lite and manners. together with
large collection of photographs of the nat
ives.