St. Paul daily globe., 1893-04-19
TERSE TUESDAY TALES.

The Ramsey county grand jury will be con-
vened next month
Scarlet fever at 3O1 East Winifred street
was reported to the health Office yesterday.
st. Paul Camp No. l. Sons of Veterans,
will attend the Newson memorial services at
the Peoples church next Sunday afternoon.
a The case of Hans Claath, who passed three
forged checks on business firms last week,
was continued in the police court yesterday
| to April ~.
permit was issued yesterday to D. D.
Harrington for the erection of frame dwell
ing on Cleveland avenue, near Dayton. The
structure will cost $1,000.
The regular weekly meeting of the St Paul
| Theosophical society will be held tonight at
| Room l07, Globe building. Subject: "The
Objects of the Theosophical Society"
At Hotel Brunswick-James Atkinson. West
superior; William Sprague. Concord, Mimi. ;
j. L. Williams, Baker, Mimi. Maj. e. f.
Jarvis, Boston; j. S. Christian. Erie. Pa.
The United States circuit and district courts
opened in Mankato yesterday. Judge Nelson,
Marshal Donahower. District Attorney Hay
aud Clerk Hills, of this city, are there, attend
ing to their respective duties.
The conference of the W. C. T. U. of St.
Paul will meet tomorrow afternoon at 8
O'Clock p. m. in the music hall on St Peter
and Sixth street. All the unions are re-
quested to be well represented as much busi-
ness is to be discussed and planned.
The United States circuit court of appeals
will convene in this city the first week in May
for a six months session. Hon. Henry g.
Caldwell. of Little Rock. Ark, Hon. Walter
II. Sanborn. of this city, and Hon. Amos M.
1tl, IS gf 7 xtyiIt hnId ri
The board of public works yesterday put
| in their time in examining the paved streets
in the business districts with view of de-
termning as to the necessity OF repaving
them. In the morning Phalen park was Wis
tied and the ground to be taken for the park
inspected
A demonstration lesson on ices, creams
and sherbets will be given by Miss Thomson
this morning at 1890, at the rooms OF the
Young Women's Friendly association, corner
Seventh and Jackson streets. A lesson on
lunch and tea dishes will also be given at
B p. NJ
All members of the Willard ". C. T. Q. are
earnestly requested to be present this
"wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Reports
from all departments of the work will be
given. Treasurer's report for first half of the
year. flIal dFTaHHGluGtltS nlSAS AOl diolitSt
and county convention, and some main
branches of the work will be discussed
The favorite Coincidence Annie PiXley.
will be the attraction at the Metropolitan
opera house all next week, beginning Mon
day night During her engagement in this
city she viii present her new play, Miss
Blythe. of Duluth;'' also her great success
''The Deacons Daughter" The sale of seats
for this engagement opens at the box office
Thursday morning.
"Che Spider and Fly" will be seen for the
last times at the Grand this afternoon and
tonight. Although the present engagement
of this play is the third within the year the
attendance has been of such proportions as
10 prove that is an always welcome enter
tainment, and that its marches, dances,
music and varied character have made it a
most popular favorlte with amusement
seekers.
Among the many strong scenes III 1.-THE
Struggle of Life" which comes to the Grand
next week, is the one showing the escape OF
the hero through one OF the great metropoli-
tan sewers. IN addition to being exciting.
this scene is one of the most novel ever put
on the stage The scenes of this play are all
in New York, and one of them gives an ex-
cellent reproduction of the Battery, and
shows the Statue of Liberty down the bay at
night. The play does not however, rely
solely on its scenic effects for success as it is
in the hands of a most capable company.
"a Gilded FOOL as presented by Nat c.
Goodwin and his capable company of play
ers is one of the most enjoyable perform
anees that has been seen on the stage of the
Metropolitan opera house this season. The
house was packed again last night by large
and fashionable audience. Mr.. Goodwin
has had one continual round of large houses
for every performance this season, and it is
gratifying to see that ST Paul falls in line
with the balance "a Gilded FooI'' will be
cen again tonight. tomorrow night and the
last time at the matinee Saturday. Friday
and Saturday evenings Mr.. Goodwin will
present his great farcical success of the past
two seasons, THE Nominee The sale has
been large for the balance of the engage
ment, and crowded houses will no doubt be
the rule.