St. Paul daily globe., 1893-04-21
SAINT PAUL.
CHASED IN THE BLIZZARD.

Diptheria at 1876 Granite street was reported
at the health Office yesterday.
The Phalen park assessment will be taken
up by the board of public works tomorrow at
10 O'clock.
Seth Clear Eyes, the Indian who attempted
suicide Wednesday night was reported IN an
improved condition last night.
The rabbits lecture at the Temple this
evening will treat on THE Modern Social
Movement" Services begin At I'D o'clock
The regular annual nesting of the ST.
Paul Academy OF Science will be held at the
high school building this evening at
O'Clock.
Ignatius Donnelly viii lecture at Market
hail on the evening Of May = under the au'
spices Of Division No. l, \. .. H., on "Ihe
IiSh in America"
E. ". Johnston, travelling passenger agent
for the Great Western line, was in the city
Yesterday lie is in ST. Paul on business con-
nected with his line.
Miss Thomson viii give a demonstration
lesson en- salads, this evening at 30, at the
rooms Of the Young WOmen's Friendly asSo-
citation. corner Seventh and JACKSON streets
\ frame dwelling on Alabama street owned
hA Ll4t AHOtiluo " tilN CSL-bN W 10 't1tNN - 1-N
yesterday morning The fire started from
defective chimney. and the loss is estimated
al S6Q3, with no insurance.
An adjourned meeting of the park board
will be held This evening. Among other mat
ters TO be considered will be the correction OF
the proceedings taken by the board in the
condemnation OF Crown Hill park
Candidates for competitive examination
for admission to the naval academy at An
napOlis will 90 through the mill on saturday.
The examining board viii consist of Gen.
Sanborn. Rev. s G. Smith and Dr. Charles
II. Gliddeu.
Gus Fahey was given the freedom of the
sleeping apartments Of G. Hansen few
nights ago. Before the host arose in the
morning Fahey left taking with him a gold
watch vaiued at So The facts were brought
out in the police court yesterday, aad for the
next sixty days tahey viii room at the work
house.
Hon. john ". Willis. recording secretary
Of the associated charities, has sent TO the
clergy and religious teachers Of the city
circular requesting that they preach sermons
next Sunday on the work and aims Of the
association II is believed the response will
be hearty and general.
In consequence Of the severe weather th
meeting of the Commercial club which was
scheduled for last evening was not held, be-
cause Of a lack Of attendance. The meeting
for the selection Of a trade mark for ST. Paul
viii be held the second Tuesday in May, the
night of the regular meeting OF the club
The police have arrested Joseph Schue
who they familiarly call ''Lunpy Schue,' on
suspicion OF being one of the three persons
who burglarized the saloon of Malley &
Smith on Sunday night The case was con
tinued in the police court 10 Saturday mOrn-
ing. and by that time the detectives hope 10
have the others concerned in the robbery.
Annie Pjxley. the popular comedienne,
Will appear next Monday at the Metropolitan
in her latest success, Miss Blythe of Du-
luth, in which she has made quite hit i'll
the East. Thursday evening Miss Pixley will
present The Queens Daughter" Both
pieces are tull Of sparkling songs and med
leys, and VIII be interpreted bya strong com
pany.
D. r. Moves called at the mayor 5 Office
yesterday TO complain of the sensational
heater posters which ne said were covering
he bill boards in various parts Of the city.
The chief executive was not in lhs Office
when Mr.. Moves stepped in, but the efficient
private secretary listened to the complaint
and agreed with the caller that somethin G
should be done.
THE Struggle Of Life is a story of New
York scenes and incidents that have been
worked into a melodrama full of strong dra-
matte situations and highly wrought-up eli
makes. and the entire production is most
elaborately staged with special scenery and
effects. The Grand, in offering this attrac-
ton for its patrons next week, viii present
one OF the strongest plays Of its class. inter
preted by company of most capable people.