St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-23
SAINT PAUL.
TIPS AND TALKS.

Regular meeting of the assembly this even
Ing
r Greenwald, who stole $40 from the room
of j. l.olaerg. was sent to the Worknotse lol
ninety days yesterday.
Tie Phlomatheans celebrated Washing
tons birthday with dancing party III Lit S
Grand Opera House hall last evening.
August CRUDE, assistant engineer ut the
court house fell from q street car Yesterday
morning and dislocated his right shoulder
The regular weekly meeting of the Central
VIC T. [. will occur this afternoon at 8
O'Clock in the Y. NJ c. A. room, Lowry Ar
-cadc.
The committee on streets from the as
sembly will consider the Fifth ward transfer
ordinance al 4 meeting to be held this after
noon al o'clock.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First NJ. E.
Church will give n bonnet social FRIDAY
evening at the residence of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Charles L. Loweth $40 DAYTON avenue
Last evening Edmund Hennlng was arrest
ed by Detectives Meyerding and MeGulggah
for the larceny of buffalo coat. The gar
ment was recovered by the officers at a pawn
shop.
The largest audience of the week greeted
"The Power of the Press at the Metropoll-
tan opera house last night 1t Will be pre-
sented for the balance of the week, includ-
ing a matinee Saturday.
The Two Sisters drew to the Grand yes
i.7tlay two audiences that filed the house TO
Overlooking, and many were turned away
unable to get place to see Thompson ana
Ryers very successful play.
Harry Robinson, proprietor of the Casino
on East Seventh street, was arrested yesleI'
day on warrant charging him with Keeping
his saloon open after midnight He put up
$50 bail for his appearance in the police court
this morning.
Robert Carr, employed at YerXa Bros, was
knocked down by runaway horse al sew
enlh and Cedar streets yesterday morning
He was taken to his home at 62J Cansaa
street. and the physicians report his injuries
of a serious nature.
Wednesday William Wright stole set OF
surgical instruments from physician once
i'll Minneapolis. He put up the outfit at d
cheap lodging house for bed, and yesterday
morning was arrested by Detective McGuig-
gan. His case will be heard by Judge Cory
this morning.
A team owned by L. E. Longrin. baker at
SOB East Seventh street, ran away yeSter-
day morning. At the corner OF Fort and
Fifth streets the runaways colllded with d
team owned by the street railway company.
one of the steeds owned by the railway COM
pany was killed.
This season Eight Bells with the Broth
ers Byrne in the principal roles is promised a
more magnificent representation than on
previous occasions. The mechanical effects
which comprise the greater portion OF the
comedy are said TO be more startling and
beautiful while the nimble Brothers Byrne
i'll their acrobatc feats astound more than
ever. The sale of seats and boxes for this
engagement opens at the box Office of the
Metropolitan opera house this morning.
At Chicago Sunday afternoon the remains
of Mrs. George W. Hausam will be laid in
their last resting place. The funeral serv-
ices here will be held at the Central Presby-
terrain church at o'clock this afternoon.
Mr. Hausam came here about eight years
ago and engaged in business as member of
the firm OF Henry Norman & Co. A wide
circle of friends grieye over the loss OF his
wife, who was only thirty years of age She
was well liked, especially among the society
people of Dayton's bluff.
Five hundred and odd nights of continued
success at Hoyts Madison Square theater,
New York, and prospect of reaching two
years of a prosperous run, is the record
shown by Hoyt's "A Trip to Chinatown, -
which comes to the Grand next Sunday
evening for one week. Mr.. Hoyt frankly
declares that he does not claim any plot in
this farce. All he does lay claim to is to fur
nish an evenings wholesome entertainment
The piece comes here with one of the high
est salaried casts ever employed in comedy,
elaborate scenic and mechanical effects. A
number of novel speeialties are introduced,
among them two little tots, known as the
Mccoy sisters, who offer burlesaue on Lot
tie Collins rendition of ''Ta-ra IA boom-de-
ay." They are said to be remarkably clever
children