St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-23
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Reported at the health office yesterday :
Scarlet fever at s63 Clark street r 80
Judge Kerr. of the district court, is i'll and
confined TO his bed. fie did not appear to
hold court yesterday,
James Leach was adludged insane by the
probate court yesterdayau ordered confined
IN the Rochester asylum.
At High school hail this afternoon at 4;3l
|, O'Clock, Prof, Hollis IL. Davidson will lecture
/ l0p Greek Life aud Ideals" .s1
4 The fire department WAS called out four
yijmes yesterday. but It's SERVICES were not
needed at any of the places. t
's9Aeker Post No. 2l, G. A. r.. meets at Post
dhail, corner Seventh and Cedar streets, this
evening. A good attendanee is'desired.
h'hHenry Hoppe charged with keeping his
'saloon open after midnight, was discharged
Hitter trialin the police court yesterday.
IL j. b. Long, of Sycamore, III. OF the firm OF
Lbng Bros. a Caswell. extensive sheep feed
iers at South st. Paul. Sycamore and byron.
IL, is in the CITY, nr
n eLouisa Kelletts will was offered for pro-
flbate yesterday, and upon objection being
made to probating the same, Judge Olivier
|. set the hearing for April IL at 10 a. m
The Central W. C. Il. u. will meetin Room
S04, New York Life building, corner Mime
sofa and Sixth streets, at o'clock this after
noon. Subject for discussion, Narcotics.
Nels johnson, injured at lumber camp
near HincKley, died yesterday al st. JoSephs
hospital. Johnson was twenty four years
old and unmarried. His mother resides in
this city.
Another lot of goods valued at several
thousand dollars secreted by Samuel Rosen-
baum have been repleYined by Leonard w.
French as receiver This lot OF goods was
recovered in Chicago.
Mrs. Charles L. Williams, second daughter
OF John Dowlan, dedat Z O'Clock last evening
Mrs. Williams was thirty years Old. A large
circle of friends will mourn her loss, as she
was woman of particularly sunny tempera-
ment.
Eight cars of distillery cattle belonging to
Nels Morris were shipped to Chicago yester
day from the South ST. Paul dstillery barns
Two thousand head are still in feed. This is
the first shipment of the season. The bulk
of these cattle will be sent to Europe.
A largely increased attendance greeted the
second presentation of Fanny Davenport S
cleopatra" at the Metropolitan opera house
last night. Only three more performances
of this grand production will be given-to-
highland tomorrow night-the engagement
terminating with the matinee performance
Saturday.
The two men, Samuel c. Brown and ]. A.
Carney, who were struck by an electric car
Tuesday evening. are reported as not so Sc
verely injured as stated. Carney, who travels
for j. b. FaTwell & Co.. and is stopping at
the Metropolitan, was slightly bruised on the
leg. Brown has a cut over his eye, but is not
otherwise hurt.
Al G. Fields Great American Ntinstrels
play q brief engagement of two nights at the
Metropolitan opera house Saturday night,
March 25, and Sunday night, March 26. The
company includes some of the best-known
names in the minstrel world, and an ex-
cellent performance is assured. Seats are
now selling for both performances.
Constable Horst, who endeavored to intimi-
date the occupants of Schuster's 5 barber shop
with revolver was i'll the police court yes
terday. After hearing the evidence Judge
Twohy imposed fine OF SIS. Horst did not
have the necessary amount in his Clothes
and, none OF his friends coming to his rescue,
be went to the workhousesfor thirty days.
oj"The Plunger" in which Oliver Byron
opens on Sunday night al the Grand, has
! two great central characters. the PlunIer,'
, as played by Mr.. Byron and 1.-The Widow
Clover" IN ost inimitable creation of the
dashing Irish widow, by Kate Byron. The
play is full of bright wit and clever situa-
tipns and has nEmber OF highly sensational
episodes as well, and when last seen in this
city made hit Mr. Byron will present his
old play. Across the Continent" the latter
part of the week.
Lillian Lewis has much to thank the play
wright for in her success with Lady Lil,'
as he has without doubt fitted his character
tothe actress as glove is fitted after having
I. studied her characteristics, and the result is
pleasing and entertaining. Lady Liz will
be seen tonight and tomorrow night. At the
Saturday performances matinee and night,
the play will be changed. and for the frs t
time this city will see ''Therese Raquin, {"
Zolas work. with it's now celebrated disrob-
ing scene, which has caused so much dis
cusson as to its proRgiety.
nThe great comedy success "Niobe," that
created such sensation and pleased such
large audiences at the Metropolitan opera
house last September, is underlined for re-
turn engagement OF one week at this theater,
beginning next Monday night. The same
cast that was here early in the season will be
seen again in "Niobe.' Seats and boxes for,
this engagement can be secured at the box
Office beginning tomorrow morning.
Abbott and Teal's great laughing success.
"Niobe," will be seen at the Metropolitan
opera house on next Monday night. Those
who failed to witness it last September will
hardly let another opportunity slip. for the
fun and the fame of ''Niobe" are in the air,
so to speak. 1t is one of the attractions that
attract. and the splendid business it is doin
elsewhere is IN assurance of liberal patronage
here The sale of seats and boxes for this
event opens at the Metropolitan this morn-
ing.