St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-26
SAINT PAUL.
WEDNESDAY, WRITINGS.

Regular meeting of the assembly this even
ing.
A special meeting of the school board will
be held at p. IN. today.
Scarlet fever is bulletined at GIG Whitall
street and diphtheria at 10 Charles street.
Ira shannon, charged with embezzlement
will have an examination before Judge
Twohy tomorrow.
The legislative committee of the state tire
association will in st. Paul today to dis
cuss needed legislation for the good OF the
firemen of The state.
The State bank, of Good Thunder, Blue
Earth county, filed q certificate of its organ
ization with the public examiner yesterday
Its capital stock is $4,000.
A building permit was issued yesterday to
j c. Ford for a two-story brick addition TO
his building on South Robert street Inc
improvement will cost $4,000.
The Mannheim Marine and Fire Insurance
Company of Germany and the Manufact-
urers and Merchants, of New York, were re-
admitted to the state yesterday.
A meeting OF South St. Paul property own
e will be held today at ST. Paul to discuss
the feasibility of extending the electric rail
way to the stock yards through the residence
portion
The preliminary examination OF George
Decker and John. Somlenski, charged with
highway robbery, and John Mosiek for re
ceiving stolen property, will be heard tomor-
row in the police court.
Acker Post No. 81 meets in regular session
this evening at s p. m, at Muiikin's hall, on
Seventh street. near Cedar. A full attend
ance is desired, as business of importance
tla
A missionary meeting, under the auspices
of the womans auxiliary of the diocese of
Minnesota will be held at the guild hall of
Christ church, st. Paul, this afternoon at 3.
Several bishops will make addresses.
At the Hotel Metropolitan-A. G. Gallasch,
Crookston; j. j. Hunt, c. D. Belden, John
Beach, Austin; MIR. and Mrs d. L. Robin
son, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Spear, Mil
waukee; y. P. Goodrich New York; James
Scott Norway.
The Joint city hall and court house commit
tees will meet in special session at 3 o'clock
this afternoon to consider the arrangement
of Offices for the use of the head of the police
department, the county treasurer and several
other departments.
The Corser- Belknap agency. of Minneapo-
lis, Incorporated yesterday with $4,000 capt
}.
the same city, with $4,000 also filed articles.
The J. J. Heinrich Laundry company, of
Minneapolis, was another new corporation.
MIS-. Annie Brown, whose husband left her
several months ago, was sent 10 the House of
the Good Shepherd yesterday by Judge
Twohv Tor ninety days. Friends will pro-
vide for the unfortunate woman and her in
FAINT upon her release from the institution.
MI
plumber and erstwhile politician, has made
a voluntary assignment to Michael W. Fitz-
gerald for the benefit of general creditors.
No st tement has yet been prepared as to
the condition of his business but it is
thought his creditors will not be heavy
losers.
James Johnson was arrested by the city
authorities and turned over 10 Marshal Don
ahower yesterday Oh a charge of passing an
advertising bill representing $40 bill upon
a girl in house of evil resort. Upon the
advice OF ihe United States district attorney
johnson was released, for the reason that it
did not appear clearly that the case comes
under the law against counterfeiting.
Al the Peoples church next Saturday even
ing there viii be mass meeting of citizens,
presided over by Hon. W. B. Dean, to discuss
days. The meeting will be addressed by Dr.
s G. Smith, Judge William Louis Kelly,
Bishop Gilbert and other men of prominence
The idea is to urge upon congress the neces-
sity of closing the gates on the Sabbath day.
Hoey's new songs, THE Man That Broke
the Bank at Monte Carlo" and Not the
only One" are being enthusiastically re-
ceiyed by large audiences at the Metropol-
itan opera house this week. The popular
comedians Evans and Hoey, will give four
more performances only of their popular
"Parlor Match" tonight, tomorrow night and
Saturday night, also the regular matinee
Saturday afternoon.
Lieut. Beacon, of the Third infantry of
Indians now quarted at Fort Smelling with
twenty members of his company will attend
the Metropolitan opera house in a body to-
night to witness the performance Of Evans
Snd Hoey Ill "a Parlor Match" The Indians
are OF the Black Feet, eros Yenleres, Aric-
kariee add Chippewa tribes. They will no
doubt enjoy this comedy performance hugely.
The sale of seats and boxes opens at the
box office of the Metropolitan Opera house
this morning for the Warde-James engage
ment, which begins next Sunday night. The
following is the arrangement-ot the roper
toire: Sunday night, Julius Caesar" Mon
day night, Francesca da Rimini;' Tuesday
night. The Lions MOUTH Wednesday
matinee, Romeo and Juliet" and Wednes-
day night, 'Othello''
on Sunday night Edwin Arden. who is
spoken of as handsome, young, heroic actor
OF talent will be seen in Eagles Nest
both star and play being new to this city, but
the names Of Frank Losee and Marion Ell
more in the list of Mr.. Ardens company are
tpfiicient to attract an audience, diu not the
many good things that have been said of Mr.
Arden and his play commend them to the
public.
The money department of the Twin City
Rapid Transit company was moved to Min
ncapols yesterday. The employees in the de-
partmenl eight in number will in the future
count the nickels, dimes and quarters and
check up the conductors reports in the city
up the river. Supt. Hoskins and G. s. But
Ter the cashier, will remain in the offices
here When seen last night Supt Hoskins
said the change was made in order to consol-
idate the money departments under one
cad.
\ competitive examination was held in the
postotice yesterday under tho supervision of
p. II. Maroney, The object of the examina
ton is TO determine the line of promotion in
The clerical department. of the mailing room,
Joseph Brown. head clerk of the division,
resigned to go into business in Kansas City.
The salary of the position Is $1,000, and the
other positions range down to $780, The va
cancy will be filed by promotion, and others
will be promoted to fill the vacancies occa-
stoned by other promotions. There were
eight candidates examined
st. Marie Port,