St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-15
SAINT PAUL.
TOLD TERSELH.

Scarlet fever at S6t Smelling avenue was re-
norted at the health office yesterday.
Four minor permits, aggregating $3.50, were
issued pv the building inspector yesterday.
Kate Claxton and THE Two Orphans viii
be seen at the Grand TINS afternoon anu
tonight
The case of c. \. Cameron, bartender at
the Merchants hotel who was charged Win
larceny, was Dismissed in the ponce court
yesterday.
F. +. Egan, the jeweler, has filed schedules
showing his assets TO be SLS41.I0 OF when
s.. 442 is due from customers and Is habll-
tiles are Sl5,954.
OTTO Bahuer, baker living at 65l Canada
street was arrested on warrant yesterday
charging him with non-support. His Wlte
made the complaint.
The ST Paul Philosophical society VIII
hold its regular semi-mOnthly open meeting
tonight at room lU1, Globe building. Subject
What Is Theosophy:'
THE White squadron pleased another
large audience NJ the Metropolitan opera
house last and Will continue to do so through
out this entire week. \ special matinee at
cheap prices will be given today.
II is understood the mayor Will appoint as
his private secretary W. c. Handy. The new
secretary is at present reporter on the no
neer Press and his many friends VIII De
gratted 10 hear of his appointment.
The board of public works decided yes
terday 10 report fayorably on the con-
struction of 4 sewer on Sims street, from
Greenbrier 10 Edgertou street. An adverse
report Will be made on a like Improvement
on Ninuehaha street. from Burr 10 De Soto
streets
An entertainment by the people of 81.
Johns parish on Dayton's bluff Will be held
on the evening of March Il, in their hall,
corner of Forest and Francis streets. j. j.
Ryder VIII deliver the Grafton ON that occa-
sion, to be followed by musical and literary
programme.
Detective Pothen returne from Duluth'yes-
terday with Joseph Rebholz in custody.
Rebholz is charged by Charles Klabunde,
butchera; 362 Maria avenue, with embezzle-
ing $50 80 on February !. ReOhOlz is eight
cen years old and formerly worked for
klabunde.
Miss Lewis engagement AT the Grahu next
week will be particularly interesting from
the fact that she is TO produce two plays en-
tirely new TO this city. The first is Lady
Lii" an III usually strong military drama, in
which Miss Lewis and company made such
an enormous success during their six wee Ks
engagement in New York.
Miss Annie 5 Peck gave the second lecture
Of her course on Greece last night at the Peo-
pies church. The wonderful and beautiful
sun of the Acropolis was the subject last
night which was illustrated by stereopucon
pictures OF the different scenes which Miss
PAIL 81 futaIIioanrlv described
The grand jury investigated a number of
petty jail cases at its session in the forenoon
of yesterday and adjourned until this morn
ing. A committee of grand jurors were en-
gagged yesterday afternoon in examining the
books and papers in the office or the board of
control. 1t j. probable that the report of the
grand jury viii be made in a day or two.
At a late hour last night the jury in the
ease of Charles II. Lathrop against William
+. Schultz and samuel bearing returned
verdict for $50 against bearing and found
that Schultz is not liable. The suit was for
damages occasioned by Il dog biting off part
of the ear of Harry Lathrop. an eightyear-
old boy, last April.
Fanny Davenport, the great American
actress supported by her own company,
headed by Melbourne MacDowell and CON
prising nineteen speaking characters and
chorus and auXiliaries numbering over 100
people, will appear at the Metropolitan next
Monday evening in SaFdou' gorgeous spec
taCle cleopatra In this production Miss
Davenport is seen at her best, and the play,
withits magnificent mounting and embel-
Iishments, is beyond any other in point of
interest and grandeur Sale of seats opens
AT The box Office Thursday morning.