St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-07
SAINT PAUL.
MONDAYS ROUNDUP.

The state historical society will meet next
Monday night.
r The county committee on claims VIII meet
Thursday night in the county auditor once
TN, EQUITABLE Life Insurance company
was licensed Yesterday 10 solicit business III
Minnesota.
Diph.heria at 80 Broadway and scarlet
fever al u; Euclid street, was reported TO me
health Office yesterday
Pensions have been granted to Peter Hall
of Aiua,er. 5 f,om July -, lSSl; George W
CUNNINGHAM ST. Paul, $40 from March H.
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The board OF county commissioners trans
acted no business at yesterday meeting oGt
adjourn ed until Friday morning at IL
o'clocA.
Arnold Spodina. a saloonfeeper at 800 Car
roll street paid fine of Sd for keeping MS
place of business open after mindnisht on
March 3.
Detective Meyerding last evening arrested
G A Lewis on a charge OF defrauding II. d.
Miner proprietor of boarding house known
as ''The Miner
Washington Camp No. I, Patriotic Sons of
America. held its regular meeting last even
ing. An address was delivered by keV' l. l.
Ineersou on The Lie and Deeds OF eN-
President Hayes.
The sale of seats opens ut the box once OF
the Metropolitan opera house TINS morning
for the two concerts 10 be given Friday nieht
ana saturday matinee by the Nordica Up
cratic company.
CT. SIGH Of Davenport To-, together win
Il. A Sich and \. L. Ames, OF Iraer, To- all
yell-known dressed beet men Ia Their STATE
were AT South 81. Paul yesterday, looking over
the SIoc6yards plant
Lowell" will be the subject of the lecture
20 be given by Prof. sanford, OF the sta'e
anigersity. at the DAYTON Avenue Presoy-
.erian church tonight. This is one OF MISS
Sanford's most enjoyable lectures.
A Kermit was issued by The building in
Epecror Yesterday 10 J. W. McClymonds Tor
renair, 10 brick building onEast Third street
between Pine and Olive, Sl,5Oj; two miner
permits 500; total permits, STU
STATE Auditor Biermaun has returned to the
rouuy auditor the personal properly list
zitbout action. This leaves the matter I'M
decided with reference to The ARBITRARY as
,essmeutS made by the county auditor
The committee on grounds and buildings
Of the Joint court house and city nan com
mi,tee Will meet Wednesday night in the
rountv auditors office 10 consider changes
in lie office of the sheriff and other matters
The chief of police. chief of detectives and
members Of the detective force moved INTO
the court house yesterday. THIS part OF the
notice department viii occupy three rooms
IN Tho basement of the building in the
future.
The uckels for the illustrated lectures on
.Crerce." 10 be gwen by Miss Eek at the REQ
ple's church. are on sale this morning at w.
] Over * Bros.'s music store. Inc hrst
lecture OF the series of three lectures will be
given Friday evening.
The committee appointed to complete the
arrangements for making March 10 tenn
perance sunday throughout all the churches
of our city vii meet tomorrow evening, at 5
.. m. in the parlors of the I. NJ. c. A, SUI
New York life Insurance building.
Kate Claxton will be seen al the Grand
next week in THE Two Orphans with
which she has been identified SO long and
successfully, Both play and star have been
seen in this city number of times before,
aud should prove attractive to Mr.. Lifts
patrons.
The St. Paul Camera club was organized
last evening. and the following officers were
elected: President, A. NJ. PiOwley; vice
president Brown; secretary, W. j. Sonnen;
treasurer William B. Thorne. The club has
not vet decided on club rooms but the next
meeting Will be held on the top floor of the
Fire and Marine building Tuesday evening
next.
Lieut.. Rouleau arrested Frank Smith yes
terday afternoon Oh Il charge Of larceny.
smith sold a COW 10 q butcher named Gruner
on the West side about ten days ago for SIS.
1t was afterward learned the "critter" had
been stolen from James Kings barn in Da-
kota county. Officers at Hastings have been
notified ard Smith will be held subject to
their order.
Mclean and Prescott will give three more
performances of their great success, LAB
sintheur." tonight, tomorrow night and a
special matinee tomorrow at reduced prices.
Thursday evening Theodore Bollmann's
German company VIII give their fourteenth
subscription performance at the Metropol-
itan opera house. presenting the great sue
cess, 'Freund Fritz
Charles Williams, who attempted to pass a
forged check for $50 on Reed. the jeweer,
Saturday night had his case continued in the
police court yesterday. Reed very kindly
caShed check Tor fellow last summer ana
was out SIS by the transaction. The check
handed him by Williams purp0rted to be
issued by Blodgett & Osgood, and Williams
claimed he was in the employ Of the firm.
The police say Williams is from Chicago and
has been here only few days.
Hanlon Brothers have never given better
performance in this city in the many years of
their success than that of "Fantasma' this
week at the Grand In addition to the
former good things in the play, so many en-
tirely new tricks have been added until now
its every scene fairly bristes with them, and
an audience is constantly kept on the inquiry,
whst next: George II. Adams. the clown, as
Proc. is simply the life of the performance.
and 'Fautasina" can certainly be classed as
decided hit.
SIR no Hats and Spring OyePCOats