St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-28
A MONDAY 0iELANGE.

A MONDAY MELANGE.
H.F. Vessel left last evening for Milwau-
kee and Chicago.
The semi-anuual meeting Of associated
charities Will be held Monday next.
Miss sanford Will lecture at the Dayton
Avenue Presbyterian church on THE Minor
English Poets
Reported at the health Office yesterday:
Scarlet fever at 1916 Carroll street and dlph-
liberia al so Armstrong avenue.
EThe case Of Thomas Bowen Jones was CON
tinued in the yoliee court yesterday until
Thursday morning Al 10 O'Clock
The tailor shop Of \. Rodman, at 46l Uni
versity a7enue. was broken into by thieves
on Sunday night and $40 worth Of cloth
taken
Commissioners AbeTle and Horton, of the
park board, did not put ir an appearance at
The meeting last night and in consequence
no business was transacted.
The Union Methodist prayer meeting in
Central Park church tonight VIII lie led by
Rev. a. E Funk This is preparatory to the
coming Mills meetings and is for all the
Mejhodists Of the city.
F F. Machowec yesterday filed plans in
the binding inspectors Office for a two-story
brick block 10 be erected on the northeast
corner Of West Seventh ana Warsaw streets.
The proposed structure viii be forty feet on
West seventh street and fifty eight on War
saw street. The estimated cost Is given as
$4,000.
\ dozen persons were arrested at the
shanty ~ Fourth street sunday night. In
the police court yesterday seven of the mum
Der were discharged, three went out for fif-
teen days ana two paid fines. Three OF the
party were white and the balance colored.
The Darby oil Gas Burner Company of ST.
Paul. recently organized with Il capital Of
100000, elected the following officers: Will
lam Lockwood, PRESIDENT L. F. Darby, vice
president: c. ". Wiustandley, secretary; W.
W. Phelps, treasurer.
Harriet A. Williams was committed to the
Rochester asylum by order of the probate
court yesterday. Harriet is acolored woman
who went crazy over religion. and was hold
ing a revival on the street. She was in the
insane asylum prior TO this, having been
committed in 1891.
Fire in the building at 500 Rice street did
$500 damage early yesterday morning The
occupants of the adjoining building were
aroused by the officer on the beat before the
alarm was turned in, and for this reason the
fire had gained considerable Roadway before
the department arrived. The house at S97
was damaged about SlQ0, and the one at 901
the same amount.
John ebber, chief of the Red Wing fire
department. accompanied bya delegation Of
the Red Wing council, was i'll the city yes
ierday. The gentlemen visited Chief Jack
son and inspected the fire engine houses
,k.fns
formation as to the best apparatus 10 puT-
chase it being the intention 10 increase the
mechanical portion of the department at Red
Wing
Bvron's "Plunger'' has caught on with
big laugh this year. Since ii was last seen IN
this city number of changes have been
made in it, all of which have a tendency to
make i: go Mr.. Byron himself is very
happy in the character of Digit the Plunger,
while Kate Byron keeps the house in con-
WILSON'S as the Widow Clover. THE
Plunger'' will be replaced Thursday night
by Across the Continent a play full of the
most thrilling sensational scenes and situa-
tons. Across the Continent" while 1t has
been played by MI Byron for quite num-
Der of years. has never been seen in this city
during all this time.
Bids for a sewer on Como avenue from
Rice street to the right OF way of the Great
Northern railway were ordered advertised
foryesterday by the board of public works.
The sewer Will cost about $500. and the
amount necessary for its construction will
he assessed on the property benefited. The
sewer viii not have any outlet but its con-
struction is demanded at this time in order
10 allow the street railway company 10 lay
The double track line to Como park Under
the ordinance the street railway company is
not required to lay tracks on any street until
after a sewer has been constructed.