St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-11
SAINT PAUL.
ODDS AND ENDS.

Diphthcra was reported at 969 University
avenue To the health office yesterday.
Charles Clark, arrested for alleged forgery,
was discharged in the police court yester-
day.
W. \. Pnkerton, of the Pinkerton Detect
i've agency. Chicago was i'll the city yester-
day.
AZ railroad Ticket will terminate its en-
gaeemeut at the Grand with todays matinee
and touight's performance.
An autopsy on the body of n. j. Downey,
who died suddenly at 545 University avenue,
revealed that death was caused by heart
disease.
Messrs Manufacturers dry goods store, Third
and Cedar streets, will close today at p. m.
The firm will open their new store Sixth
and Robert streets, next "Wednesday morn
ing.
0Aricles Of incorporation of the Swedish
Evangelical Lutheran Ashpult church, OF
Hin River, Polk county, were filed with the
secretary of state Yesterday.
UActing Mayor Ingersoll yesterday fined
Patrolman Timothy Enright, of the Rondo
street station, SIS. The officer was charged
with being absent from his beat without
leave
The Minneapolis Malleable Iron company
filed an amendment to the articles of incor-
poration Yesterday, increasing the capital
stock to 100000 and limit Of Indebtedness to
$4,000.
r. Zuenther, proprietor of saloon at $40
University avenue. was arraigned in the po-
lice conrt yesterday charged with keeping
open after midnight. He will explain on
Wednesday next.
The building inspector is investigating a
house that is being repaired within the fire
limits near the Ryan hotel. 1t was claimed
that Il wooden front is being put in with
covering OF copper.
james Corbett and gentleman Jack, his
comedy drama, Will be the moving cause of a
Jam at the Grand tomorrow night without
doubt, as ST. Paul has never seen the new
champion of the world since he acquired the
title and curiosity will attract many.
Yesterday afternoon Jerry Sullivan, en-
ployed at ThurSton's cold storage warehouse
on Chestnut street, fell down the elevator
shaft He was injured internally, and was
taken to the city hospital. Sullivan boards
at the corner of Ninth and Robert streets.
The following insurance companies were
reudmited TO the state yesterday: Life In
surance company Boston: Life Insurance
Clearing company st. PAUL. Preferred Ma
sonic Mutual Accident association, Detroit;
National Accident Society," New York city.
Rev. w. S. Vail will preach for the Uui-
versalist society Sunday morning in Ford S
music hall Subject: Burdens With Forti
tudc--A Sermon Suggested by the Later
Years of James G. Blaine" The Market
street stairway and entrance will be open, as
well as the St. Peter street entrance, and the
elevator will be in service Sunday. All are
invited.
Beyond all doubt, Willard is great actor.
lie has thoroughly mastered the art of hold
ing the mirror up to nature, and in his line
has few equals OH the stage today His pow
ers were never better displayed than in the
delightful play. 1.-THE Professors Love
Story" given before fine audience at the
Metropolitan last evening. His hearers were
perfectly charmed, and the play a pronounced
success 1t Will be repeated at the matinee
today and "A Fools Paradise will be given
tonight